Will Pochettino stay or go?

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Its gone from everyone starting to think we have a chance at keeping poch and co, to complete meltdown over one tweet and a SSN report. Lets not get carried away.

Although, If Poch were to go, and is followed by Shaw and Lallana, can I be the first to say lets not give them the hero treatment.

every day that goes past without him comitting to us his management of the club becomes less credible. if tottenham appoin de boer in 48 hours time he could still be a lame duck.
 
Everything being said is based on what people assume will happen. In the words of David Brent, to assume, makes an 'ass' out of 'u' and 'me'. I hope something official is decided soon, and then the place can go into meltdown. Until then, it remains speculation.
 
am I going to be alone in melting down when tottenham appoint someone else and he still doesn't sign a contract? ;)
 
More than anything, the situation of Pochettino, Shaw, Lallana and the comments of Cork re: his contract all suggest a lack of leadership and direction.

I sincerely hope this is not the case but rather suspect that it is.
 
Ok then, she should have assured him none of our top players were going to be allowed to leave.

You're free to speculate but as of now no players have left. I think it's highly likely from what the board have said that we were not going to give Pochettino another £30m to spend this summer.
If he does not think he can replicate or improve the clubs position next season (even if he keeps everyone) then he may think that now is the chance to move to a club with the resources. If Saints came say 12th next season then he won't be looking at the same opportunities next summer.
 
It's raining a little harder, but having just caught up, digging a hole for the wife's plum tree is looking appealing now... Is it safe to go to Beefy's or they on about giant peanut hugging in there?
 
More than anything, the situation of Pochettino, Shaw, Lallana and the comments of Cork re: his contract all suggest a lack of leadership and direction.

I sincerely hope this is not the case but rather suspect that it is.

I don't really see Shaw and Lallana's "situation" as particularly concerning or indicative of anything, considering they are still our players (what would keeping them look like at this point? Exactly as it does I would say). The real test of the board's capabilities will be if Pochettino does leave. If he has decided to go then there is little they can do to stop him, but they should have a contingency plan in place and act swiftly to restore order at the club.
 
Everything being said is based on what people assume will happen. In the words of David Brent, to assume, makes an 'ass' out of 'u' and 'me'. I hope something official is decided soon, and then the place can go into meltdown. Until then, it remains speculation.

Mmm I do believe that saying was around about a zillion years before that program :)
 
One employee at Wifag was quoted saying: "With the death of the patron, the chicken has lost its head. For a while it continued wandering around without a sense of direction, then it bled to death."

Source - http://www.theguardian.com/football...herr-southampton-football-owner-german-markus

small correction. it will have been a former wifag employee, employed by MALI when they acquired the factory and machinery of WIFAG.

unless they spoke to wifag about it for no good reason.
 
Let's assume he has gone (just an assumption)...what will happen? We will get a new manager who will inherit a good team and some money to spend. In August the season starts again and we will all be back there. Even if we lose Lallana and Shaw, the team will still be good. I bet no one else will be allowed to leave...we are not broke, so there is no reason for the board to allow the team to be dismantled and the team are happy so a little smoothing of ruffled feathers and they will be back to work as usual.

I'm over it and it hasn't even happened yet:)
 
I don't really see Shaw and Lallana's "situation" as particularly concerning or indicative of anything, considering they are still our players (what would keeping them look like at this point? Exactly as it does I would say). The real test of the board's capabilities will be if Pochettino does leave. If he has decided to go then there is little they can do to stop him, but they should have a contingency plan in place and act swiftly to restore order at the club.

Absolutely. It's easy to captain the ship on a smooth sea!
 
'shambles' 'meltdown' 'unambitious' 'lack of leadership' <laugh>

ONE TWEET from Simon Peach. No one had mentioned anything like this until Poch supposedly talks to Tottenham. So what, what if he has a year left on his contract and is weighing up what Tottenham have to offer. He could return and sign a contract later this week with Saints. 'If' this happened there's gunna be a lot of people red in the face.
 
'shambles' 'meltdown' 'unambitious' 'lack of leadership'

ONE TWEET from Simon Peach. No one had mentioned anything like this until Poch supposedly talks to Tottenham. So what, what if he has a year left on his contract and is weighing up what Tottenham have to offer. He could return and sign a contract later this week with Saints. 'If' this happened there's gunna be a lot of people red in the face.

And a lot if it doesn't, with all the head burying going on :)
 
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