This place is a bit desolate at the moment given our current clubs' standings.
HIAG, serious question, would you prefer Pochettino or Rafa Benitiez?
Poch isn't going to last, of that there can be little doubt. Anyone who believes otherwise is engaging in wishful thinking. The only reason why Poch might last longer than he should is because Levy will expose, even further, the breathtaking degree of his own incompetence.
As much as I believe him to be a clown, I'd take Benitez in preference over the ****ty managers that Levy is likely to saddle us with. However, why on earth would Benitez want to come to Spurs?
BTW - are you keeping tabs on the Chelsea thread about you and the cancelling of your ban?
bow4fowler ☆;7360962 said:Quite shocked that you guys don't seem to rate Podge.
It's too early to say either way, for me. He's doing some things right and some wrong.
The overall play against Everton was very good, especially in the first half, but we've had a few games where we've been very flat.
That's true of our previous couple of managers before him though, so that might take a while to iron out. Hope he gets enough time.
bow4fowler ☆;7361204 said:Think he's decent enough.
I would give him another year or so. You can't do a lot in that time.
What is better on the market anyway? Except maybe Rafa, who I actually think would go to White Heart Lane.
He'd dealt with far worse than Levy (Hicks & Gillette and the donuts at Chelsea).
I don't like the defensive football he played at Chelsea and Liverpool. I'd rather have a manager that sets the team up to win or goes down swinging.
The trouble for us is that some of the senior players either won't or can't take on board what Pochettino wants them to do. The likes of Capoue and Dembele should be embarrassed at how much better we look with Mason and Bentaleb in the side.
Benitez is, without a shadow of a doubt, a far better manager than most of the clowns that Levy has saddled us with, in recent times. But, as PNP said, the problem lies with his defensive style of football, which is in the style of George Graham. Both good managers, but they don't set their teams up to play the Spurs way.
Part of being a Spurs fan is demanding the impossible: a team that spends the entire game attacking the opposition, but being defensively strong enough to make certain that we score more than them.

More evidence today that Liverpool were not a one man team last season.
Absolutely not.
How could anyone suggest it?![]()
Could West Ham be the team of the season and Fat Sam manager of the year? All will be revealed at this cinema next May!!!!bow4fowler ☆;7362972 said:Fair enough, and I understand that.
Depends whether you want relative success though, or turn out like West Ham![]()
bow4fowler ☆;7368732 said:Fat Sam manager of the year!
God could you imagine his smug face!
