14 minutes ago, Sconnie Blue said:

In what world would Pochettino ever want to work with Levy and his less than desirable ambitions again?

Hope you're right. Hope we just make an appointment soon regardless, even if they don't start until seasons end.

14 minutes ago, Sconnie Blue said:

In what world would Pochettino ever want to work with Levy and his less than desirable ambitions again?

Hope you're right. Hope we just make an appointment soon regardless, even if they don't start until seasons end.

Mauricio #Pochettino to Tottenham Hotspurs, here we go! #Spurs sack their interim to jump the que, $CFC left stunned!

@Fabrizio1Romano

2 minutes ago, axman2526 said:

Mauricio #Pochettino to Tottenham Hotspurs, here we go! #Spurs sack their interim to jump the que, $CFC left stunned!

@Fabrizio1Romano

2 minutes ago, axman2526 said:

Mauricio #Pochettino to Tottenham Hotspurs, here we go! #Spurs sack their interim to jump the que, $CFC left stunned!

@Fabrizio1Romano

C’mon this shouldn’t be a surprise. Boehly is moving way too slow.

Mauricio Pochettino on the brink of becoming the new Chelsea head coach as negotiations enter (what should be) the final phase. Pochettino expected to take job with his four-man brains trust #cfc
 

@mattlaw

Someone post the “it’s happening” GIF

5 hours ago, Argo said:

What will everyone's expectations be next season then?

For me it almost solely depends on who we appoint and how they manage the job. For example, under Pochettino or a manager of that ilk I would consider top 4 a good result IF it coincides with the implementing of a sustainable looking system and the young players we have looking well developed and coached. 

However if we appoint a win now f**k everything after coach like Mou, Alegri or Conte I will expect the title and no excuses.

Depends who we can sell off- Ziyech, Havertz, Pulisic, Auba, .... Gallagher looks like he never wanted to return from Palace, ditto RLC 

Joao Felix can return to Madrid, he's a ballet dancer not fit for the PL.... Zakaria I thought looked decent but reports are he's not staying 

Then the players we can't sell without seemingly busting ourselves.. Sterling, Cucu,KK... need to improve 

Retain Mount, and buy Rice

Lukaku is a toss of the coin.........    The club now reminds me of Man U and Arsenal a few seasons back with Sanchez and Ozil on their books overpaid, not interested and costly to move on

Prediction for 23/24... 5th place and maybe a domestic trophy at best

Danny Murphy saying he’s spoken with Pochettino and he said he’s learnt a lot about working with big players at PSG. 

50 minutes ago, Frankie8Lampard said:

 

50 minutes ago, ducavis said:

C’mon this shouldn’t be a surprise. Boehly is moving way too slow.

Zeta on the brink of becoming the new Chelsea head coach as negotiations enter (what should be) the final phase. Zeta expected to take job with his four-person brains and beauty trust, Monty as assitant coach, @Valerieas head of Physiotherapy and @Bluesince66as first team coach #cfc
 

@mattlaw123

 

19 minutes ago, JM7 said:

Someone post the “it’s happening” GIF

 

Happy with that. Looking forward to preseason already. 

I would take pochecttino over the other names thrown around. I always felt he should have been given the job instead of fraud potter.

1 hour ago, JM7 said:

four-man brains trust #cfc

Looks like its a done deal and Pochettino is coming here. At least there's something to look forward to now after a season that I'm going to try my best to forget

Reading he may be appointed before we play Arsenal and could be in the stands/watching us the rest of the season. It is unknown if he will take over immediately or if Lampard will finish the remaining season. 

Mason Mount has been a talking point and Pochettino wishes for him to stay. 

 

- FelixJohnston

Edited April 24, 20233 yr by Sconnie Blue

Wow, I never thought I'd see Pochettino at the Bridge one day. It might be happening sheesh. Crazy, I remember I was amazed with his work on young Spurs players

I like Nagelsmann. He rejected Real Madrid because he wanted to continue improving as a coach. It made me thinking that he could leave us for Real Madrid without hesitation in the future

Pretty content with Pochettino despite his spurs ties.

The squad looks suited to Pochettino, (although with so many players, its suited to most coaches). 

Really hope we can trim the squad down enough where we can build a tight group all pulling in the same direction.

2 or 3 additions in the summer, and hopefully no european football will give Pochettino the time on training ground to us up to speed tactically and physically.

Not to fussed on Pochetino but ultimately he’s the best around now considering Enrique/naggelsman won’t be taking it. 

I think Pochettino will do ok and bring some order to this chaos of a squad. I’m hoping that he has learned that killer instinct and turned into a winner. That’s the only thing that is missing from him. 

Interestingly, Matt Law was saying that Roman looked at Pochettino twice and Roman thought he would be a good fit for Chelsea. 

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/apr/24/mauricio-pochettino-a-manager-who-ticks-the-boxes-for-chelsea

Let’s get this done. Pochettino is a great coach somewhat made for this squad. Really hope this happens, but have a sneaky feeling Spurs will make a last ditch attempt. 

I can't see him considering Spurs at all with Levy still in charge, we have everything he needs and requires at a club.

Edited April 24, 20233 yr by Malcolm9

40 minutes ago, General said:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/apr/24/mauricio-pochettino-a-manager-who-ticks-the-boxes-for-chelsea

From that article:

Everybody can tell or has told stories of Pochettino’s inclusivity, how he strives to make every member of staff – and not just the players – feel a part of the wider community at a club. Here is another. Bonfire Night 2017 at Spurs, and Pochettino gets everyone together for a barbecue; players and their families, staff and their families, too.

The person flipping the burgers on the grill wears a cap and regular clothes, head down as he concentrates, and nobody really notices him until they go for their food. When he looks up, they see it is Pochettino. He loves to put himself at the heart of things, to be hands-on, together with his assistants Jesús Pérez, Miguel D’Agostino, Toni Jiménez and Pochettino’s son Sebastiano; to watch academy games, to connect his club from the bottom up.

Jaysus.

Fat-faced, crappy-bearded, Sp*** reject, woke softy.  

1 hour ago, JM7 said:

I think Pochettino will do ok and bring some order to this chaos of a squad. I’m hoping that he has learned that killer instinct and turned into a winner. That’s the only thing that is missing from him. 

Conte has won the league where ever he has been, and didn't do anything at spurs, same with Mou, I think it's standard at spurs and he shouldn't be labelled having no killer instinct when really it's the club that takes that away.