Unless we have some kind of secret eugenics lab hidden under the stadium that was created to study a way of removing the nutrients from profligate psychopaths responsible for dire football and their teams imploding after two seasons, I cannot find any way that Steptonho could be a great experiment for the club
He could legit run a League Two club on the money various clubs have paid him to not be in charge of them anymore over the years, so how about he spend his own money for a change instead of anyone else's? We've had enough problems in the last decade or so because we had a DoF that was happy to spend vast sums of somebody else's money, after all
Eriksen leaving on a free wouldn't be good, but it's not as bad as an expensive new signing losing his career to injury, which will always happen periodically. The thing which really hurts clubs is overpaying to keep players. If the players underperform, as they often seem to when overpaid, clubs wind up with unshiftable wastes of money. Pochettino hasn't had a good few months, no doubt about it. However, he's done more than enough to justify my continued faith for some time. I think and hope he'll get things going in the right direction again soon. I also think Levy continues to do a brilliant job. He has certainly made mistakes over the years, but ENIC ought to get a five star rating for the work they've done with Spurs overall.
I think the whole set up is stale - one of Fergies strengths was the fact that he refreshed the coaching teams on a regular basis giving the players different voices and approaches to coaching to keep it from going off. Poch is probably to attached to his pals in the dug out for this to happen unfortunately.
All they need to do is bin the dogma that obviously is preventing them from working the squad drills ad-nauseum on anti-busparquet + back five passing out from the box.
Has his English got worse or has my memory of it just faded? Bringing back Kane early was a mistake that he made repeatedly and he still doesn't seem to have realised it. Nice of him to avoid getting into the Alli debate, though. Hope he picks his next job sensibly and does well abroad.
