Saw the Ole podcast being a utd fan, now i have watched every interview you have on the channel. I hope you guys grow soon. Awesome content, great questions and top guests.
i think he will. Todd stitched Potter up with the amount of players and GP was too nice. Poch will put his foot down when needed, which is what a lot of the players needed.
I can't believe I haven't found this podcast before. I love this idea of just having long hour conversations with these managers. Simple interview formats found in media just don't get the chance to get in their head like this. However, I'd love to hear more of the questions we don't hear in normal interviews. I'm not a player/manager and don't intend on being so, but I am fascinated by what these managers do beyond the more abstract concepts like mental attitude, discipline, work rate, etc. It'd be interesting to hear more of what makes him different, since most of these great managers share this same mentality of the requirements of discipline, ambition, etc.
Brilliant content - maybe try getting Eddie Howe after the dust surrounding his departure has settled a bit. Taking a team from League Two to 5 years in the Premier League is literally the definition of high performance!
How had this not blown up? Yous need a little bit of marketing and these will blow up. Some feedback though: Get rid of the BS "how do you define high performance" question at the start, we wonna hear real stories from Poch, not more BS media questions that draw standard "professional" responses that we see all the time
I agree about this "high performance" thing. You don't need to ask Poch about this. It sounds like you are trying to sell something. Ask open questions and let the subject talk.
Great concept, Terrible conducted interview. The rigid talking points and leading questions take away the natural flow of the conversation. Let the man express himself without trying to lead the conversation towards answers that you want to "hear" because that's how you believe someone should think about it. Maybe Pochettino doesn't move as quickly from a defeat as you would want him to do. Perhaps he's capable of focusing on the next game while still lamenting and analysing the previous one. Because it helps him prepare for the future in some way. We all know his a very emotional leader and seem to have a different way of handling defeats and managing/operating his team that differs from the framework you seem to expect based on your talking points.
Best manager we ever had. Disgraceful that after 1 bad period in 6 years Levy bailed because spurs is “just a business to him.” Thankyou for the memories Poch and I hope one day you will return and you are always welcome.
It's just disgusting how the boards never backed him at all, He is just class we love him. Without proper backing, he went on 2 years without transfer and brought us to the UCL final that no one ever expected including myself. His sacking brought me to tears, I truly wish our club strives like how he does
couldn't agree more. The lack of loyalty shown by the board, after all he did for the club, made me dislike my own football club. Best manager we've ever had, had us punching above our weight for years
Poch being asked questions in analogue and answering in digital. He is a very clever emotionally intelligent guy, shame the interviewers don't seem to be.
@@therunningsloth6915 This argument is so fucking stupid. Eddie Howe didn't win anything (unless you think winning first place in lower leagues count), but look how respected he is. He turned us a mainstay in the CL and we've only slipped up this season. Silverware isn't an indicator of progress.
@@weirskii silverware is the only sign of progress that will be remembered. Nobody remembers runners up and spurs are the king of underachievers they should of had at least 1 title with the squad they had.
@@barrymacdonald3439 Pochettino actually addressed this in this very good podcast. Perhaps listening to it and supporting the channel's good work is a nice idea
Love this podcast. Have met Damian on a couple of occasions and love his thinking. As a Spurs fan it hurts my soul that Mauricio isn't at Tottenham anymore. I loved what he created at Spurs, and believe that with investment he would have won trophies.
Just watched the Rio podcast and came here.... can't believe the views on this! You guys deserve a lot more exposure for this great content! Maybe invest in a few RUclips ads? I'm sure this channel will blow up!
Jake. Podcast world doesn’t require all those bs script stuff at the top of the interview. Just get straight into it. You’ve got something special here, listen to your audience. We know poscasts
he's in contract with a big corporation (sky, bt, bein...), saying things that are out of the ordinary and jumping from topic to topic is REAL conversation which those pricks can't do cuz of PR and their image. I love watching these kinds of interviews but I never expect anything crazy
Very late to this party, but I concur. Could I miss him anymore? It sounds crazy, but I would rather have him back and entertain to the final of the CL than grind our way to a league cup. I believe we would be successful if he returned Come back Mopo.
OH!!!!!!!! How I wish He was still manager of my beloved Spurs. I Loved everything about his time at Tottenham. I Loved him as a human being and how he got Spurs to play football. I have supported Tottenham since 1964 and after Sir Bill Nick and Keith Burkinshaw, Poch is my favourite manager. I hope one day soon he returns to my beloved club. As always 'Audare Est Facere'
The football, along with results, soured many months before he was sacked. The beautiful football people attribute to him was missing in the last season and a half. Spurs were very poor in that time, and very lucky to make a Champions League final. Despite this, so many people romanticise his time at the club as only good. He did well for a number of seasons, but his time was rightly brought to an end, things were not improving. The fans really need to move on.
You can still feel the pain of the champions league final. I would have loved to hear him talk about not playing Moura after his heroics in getting them there. That for me was the turning point and where his meritocratic ethos came into question. Healing time, but should be so proud. Great man and Jesus too
It's so interesting to listen to managers talk about their management styles. Pochettino says he wants what's best for the players while Ole says he wants the players to feel important. Pochettino's style definitely feels more personal and Ole probably inherited the team spirit from Sir Alex
I am Argentinean and I would like to attempt to condense what Pochettino is trying to explain in this interview. I can see that Pochettino mentions things that are not obvious for the British viewer. The arrival of Bielsa and Griffa at 02:00 in the night to see his legs: That is a sort of “vetting”, in the old English sense, when a vet will painstankly examine a horse for fitness prior to a race. The time at night is circumstancial, no matters. Why Bielsa and Griffa went to his house to see his legs and home environment? They wanted to see his legs and home to gauge is nutritional background. Sounds stupid? Well, you get it for granted in Britain, but in Argentina unfortunately is not the case. In Argentina, specially in the province where Pochettino is from, there are 1.7 cow for every human. There is far more cattle than humans, yet you can’t take for granted that everybody has a family or clinical history of good nutrition for fitness at 14 years to the clubs reserve division. That’s why they went to see his legs, as weird as might sound to you British viewers. That visit in that way at night was a sort of rudimentary and primitive bone-densitometry assessment, but that’s how things still work in paradoxical Argentina. Further into the interview he then tries to explain that Bielsa and Griffa were ahead of their times, because they weren’t scouting players on the sole basis of skills on the pitch, but they were incorporating an holistic approach to scouting players, they were interested in the long run, in the long term objectives and so they didn’t just want a player based on his footy skills, but also taken into consideration his muskulo-esqueletal foundation; to put it in a nutshell.
Very interested in how Poch uses handshakes and the like to assess the personal energy of players and other staff at the football club. I used a variation of this technique when consulting on customer satisfaction for clients in the Arabian Gulf.
So frustrating when Pochettino goes in to the point of closing the chapter with Tottenham after the Champions League Final and starting a new project, you disrupt the man and dive in to some ideological, philosophical question. This completely killed the flow and opportunity to get some real insight in to his last months at Spurs. Interview conducting skills need massive improvement but the concept of this podcast is great.
So humble so honest so down to earth !!!! a true coach !!!! after Pep he da best !!!!!!!!!! it is so sad HE WAS SACKED !!! for only one quarter of a bad season !! but again its da brutal commercial bullock !!! not against mo !!! but he deserved way way more from Tottenham !!! no more to say !!!! you guys know from where i m coming !!
i didnt think he'd come to Chelsea, i wasnt too into football when he coached Totenham so i don't have an impression on him, but from what i hear here, he sounds like a manager that id tell Todd Boehly not to sack regardless of the results we get while he manages us. i get the impression he is a builder and can build something amazing with us
A great podcast, but you had so many possibilities to dig just a tad deeper on many of the specific games/situations that Poch brought up himself, such as the CL final, the closed chapter after the final (and the horrid season thereafter), and instead you chose to veer off to philosophical or ideological questions. Missed the mark there.
I think the whole approach of the interviewers is pretty naive - pre-arranged categories and theories which are then trotted out. Very hierarchical assumptions about leadership, It goes on and on. Thank God Mauricio was patient enough and clever enough to step round their clumsy questions, and provide some interesting answers.
I know it would never happen because Mauricio knows he is a leader, but if he humbled himself and joined the coaching staff at Spurs would be a dream. Mourinho and Pochettino sitting down and talking tactics would probably create the best Spurs team ever.
Once Mourinho is done with Spurs. I do honestly believe that Poch will come back. He should have never been sacked like he was. Everyone has bad periods but you have to stick by managers. That's the problem with modern football
The only mistake Poch made was playing an unfit Kane in the Champions League final instead of Lucas Moura. A classic case of a player being bigger than the club. To be dropped after scoring a hatrick against Ajax must’ve been devastating. And anyone who ends up with Lucas will see the best of him given game time.
Football is about players' feelings says Pochettino, but what he's trying to say is that it's about HUMAN PERCEPTION, if you have it in great fine tune, then is when you get paid like Pochettino, Bielsa, Mourinho, Guardiola, etc.
I miss this man.. Spurs now has world class stadium, world class coach and world class players playing world class shit-football. Take me back to Pochettino and last season on WHL. Coys.
When Spurs got to the final Poch cried and said ‘it’s been my dream to play the final’... he’d given up there and then Surly the dream is to win the final?
Being invited to Mauricio's home was a real treat. His positivity and energy is so infectious to be around. Do you enjoy the video?
Saw the Ole podcast being a utd fan, now i have watched every interview you have on the channel.
I hope you guys grow soon. Awesome content, great questions and top guests.
Watching this makes you realise why he takes good players and makes them world class. Top Coach, Top Man
Ole's was my favourite because he's my club manager:) And I love him so much.
favourite manager he is very underrated want him at man utd. with money he can compete with klopp and guardiola
No
Watching this as a Chelsea fan hoping he is the answer for the future.
i think he will. Todd stitched Potter up with the amount of players and GP was too nice. Poch will put his foot down when needed, which is what a lot of the players needed.
I can't believe I haven't found this podcast before. I love this idea of just having long hour conversations with these managers. Simple interview formats found in media just don't get the chance to get in their head like this. However, I'd love to hear more of the questions we don't hear in normal interviews. I'm not a player/manager and don't intend on being so, but I am fascinated by what these managers do beyond the more abstract concepts like mental attitude, discipline, work rate, etc. It'd be interesting to hear more of what makes him different, since most of these great managers share this same mentality of the requirements of discipline, ambition, etc.
Glad you like Anthony! More coming. Check out the insta page to @highperformance
Not just this one. All❤️
Chelsea fans are you here?👀
You got me😅
Waited until announcement 😂
Hey there 😁🙌
Of course we are!
Hello
this podcast is so underrated
Same opinion here🙋🏼♂️
Being invited to Mauricio's home was a real treat. His positivity and energy is so infectious to be around. Do you enjoy the video?
starting to come around to the idea of Poch at the Bridge
Brilliant content - maybe try getting Eddie Howe after the dust surrounding his departure has settled a bit. Taking a team from League Two to 5 years in the Premier League is literally the definition of high performance!
You knew... 😎
@@bingbong4848everyone knew ffs 😂
How had this not blown up? Yous need a little bit of marketing and these will blow up. Some feedback though: Get rid of the BS "how do you define high performance" question at the start, we wonna hear real stories from Poch, not more BS media questions that draw standard "professional" responses that we see all the time
This is about to blow up soon. Solskjaer's interview has already crossed 200k. Many others will soon follow.
It's a good question. Maybe the idea of what high performance is, is the same for a lot of high performers.
agreed
"High performance lifestyle," is the marketing angle. There is somewhat of a yuppy stink here, although it may just be Jake Humphrey.
I agree about this "high performance" thing. You don't need to ask Poch about this. It sounds like you are trying to sell something. Ask open questions and let the subject talk.
I can listen to Poch over and over again. Thank you high performance for digging deep, in a respectful manner.
Thank you !
Great concept, Terrible conducted interview. The rigid talking points and leading questions take away the natural flow of the conversation.
Let the man express himself without trying to lead the conversation towards answers that you want to "hear" because that's how you believe someone should think about it.
Maybe Pochettino doesn't move as quickly from a defeat as you would want him to do. Perhaps he's capable of focusing on the next game while still lamenting and analysing the previous one. Because it helps him prepare for the future in some way.
We all know his a very emotional leader and seem to have a different way of handling defeats and managing/operating his team that differs from the framework you seem to expect based on your talking points.
Best manager we ever had. Disgraceful that after 1 bad period in 6 years Levy bailed because spurs is “just a business to him.”
Thankyou for the memories Poch and I hope one day you will return and you are always welcome.
It's just disgusting how the boards never backed him at all, He is just class we love him. Without proper backing, he went on 2 years without transfer and brought us to the UCL final that no one ever expected including myself. His sacking brought me to tears, I truly wish our club strives like how he does
@@Ash-br8jh I agree completely.
The problem with Spurs is the attutude of the supporters and the chairman - until they change them, they'll never win anything
Just remembering that Spurs was 14th in the league and lost 7-2 to Bayern before Mauricio was sacked
couldn't agree more. The lack of loyalty shown by the board, after all he did for the club, made me dislike my own football club. Best manager we've ever had, had us punching above our weight for years
Poch being asked questions in analogue and answering in digital. He is a very clever emotionally intelligent guy, shame the interviewers don't seem to be.
the best manager we have during the last 20 years...
He's magic, you know.
Won nought
@@therunningsloth6915 This argument is so fucking stupid. Eddie Howe didn't win anything (unless you think winning first place in lower leagues count), but look how respected he is. He turned us a mainstay in the CL and we've only slipped up this season. Silverware isn't an indicator of progress.
@@weirskii silverware is the only sign of progress that will be remembered. Nobody remembers runners up and spurs are the king of underachievers they should of had at least 1 title with the squad they had.
@@barrymacdonald3439 Pochettino actually addressed this in this very good podcast. Perhaps listening to it and supporting the channel's good work is a nice idea
Love this podcast. Have met Damian on a couple of occasions and love his thinking. As a Spurs fan it hurts my soul that Mauricio isn't at Tottenham anymore. I loved what he created at Spurs, and believe that with investment he would have won trophies.
Hopefully he comes home
Just watched the Rio podcast and came here.... can't believe the views on this! You guys deserve a lot more exposure for this great content! Maybe invest in a few RUclips ads? I'm sure this channel will blow up!
POV: you have come back to this video after he has joined Chelsea. COYB 💙💙💙🇦🇷
Tearing up a little. I miss him. With support in the transfer market we could have won trophies with him
I miss Poch managing Spurs so much.....
Until jose wins the treble
@@ciaranobrien8733 or something
J L ... why? Won absolutely nothing
@@ciaranobrien8733 ahaha... wait, you're serious? AHAHAHAHA
Yeah, me too.....
He’s magic u know please come home potch we have missed u so much best spurs manager last decade class
So many fans wanting him back after the recent disasters. Why isn't Levy listening? Who else from our recent managers are remembered so fondly.
@@AlanSharland Chelsea...
Best show for football fans 💪🏾 from 🇰🇪
Poch we love you, we miss you @Spurs. We never got to say goodbye. Come home soon x
Great interview and great manager. Would love to see him manage villa one day.
in your dreams mate lol
@@askthedogs5146 maybe when his nearly finished and needs a quick buck
Ask the Dogs Lol only time will tell
Jake. Podcast world doesn’t require all those bs script stuff at the top of the interview. Just get straight into it. You’ve got something special here, listen to your audience. We know poscasts
he's in contract with a big corporation (sky, bt, bein...), saying things that are out of the ordinary and jumping from topic to topic is REAL conversation which those pricks can't do cuz of PR and their image. I love watching these kinds of interviews but I never expect anything crazy
Spurs fan here and I've got just one thing to say; God, I miss him.
Very late to this party, but I concur. Could I miss him anymore? It sounds crazy, but I would rather have him back and entertain to the final of the CL than grind our way to a league cup. I believe we would be successful if he returned Come back Mopo.
Do you still miss him 😂
Amazing podcast, very informative, thanks lads
OH!!!!!!!! How I wish He was still manager of my beloved Spurs. I Loved everything about his time at Tottenham. I Loved him as a human being and how he got Spurs to play football. I have supported Tottenham since 1964 and after Sir Bill Nick and Keith Burkinshaw, Poch is my favourite manager. I hope one day soon he returns to my beloved club. As always 'Audare Est Facere'
The football, along with results, soured many months before he was sacked. The beautiful football people attribute to him was missing in the last season and a half. Spurs were very poor in that time, and very lucky to make a Champions League final. Despite this, so many people romanticise his time at the club as only good. He did well for a number of seasons, but his time was rightly brought to an end, things were not improving. The fans really need to move on.
Waited till the appointment was confirmed before watching this 🔥
LOVE YOU POCH. Please come back, it's not been the same since you left.
Thank you for everything poch. 🎵Hes magic you know🎵
You can still feel the pain of the champions league final. I would have loved to hear him talk about not playing Moura after his heroics in getting them there. That for me was the turning point and where his meritocratic ethos came into question. Healing time, but should be so proud. Great man and Jesus too
Agreed.
I agree with that.
It's so interesting to listen to managers talk about their management styles. Pochettino says he wants what's best for the players while Ole says he wants the players to feel important. Pochettino's style definitely feels more personal and Ole probably inherited the team spirit from Sir Alex
Wonderful conversation
As a spurs fan. I just love this man. Even if we win stuff now i will Still be gutted
From all the interviews I've listened to with you guys, the one quality that shines through is humility. Brilliant work guys!
this is great as a head coach i can learn a ton
I am Argentinean and I would like to attempt to condense what Pochettino is trying to explain in this interview. I can see that Pochettino mentions things that are not obvious for the British viewer.
The arrival of Bielsa and Griffa at 02:00 in the night to see his legs: That is a sort of “vetting”, in the old English sense, when a vet will painstankly examine a horse for fitness prior to a race. The time at night is circumstancial, no matters.
Why Bielsa and Griffa went to his house to see his legs and home environment?
They wanted to see his legs and home to gauge is nutritional background. Sounds stupid? Well, you get it for granted in Britain, but in Argentina unfortunately is not the case. In Argentina, specially in the province where Pochettino is from, there are 1.7 cow for every human. There is far more cattle than humans, yet you can’t take for granted that everybody has a family or clinical history of good nutrition for fitness at 14 years to the clubs reserve division.
That’s why they went to see his legs, as weird as might sound to you British viewers. That visit in that way at night was a sort of rudimentary and primitive bone-densitometry assessment, but that’s how things still work in paradoxical Argentina.
Further into the interview he then tries to explain that Bielsa and Griffa were ahead of their times, because they weren’t scouting players on the sole basis of skills on the pitch, but they were incorporating an holistic approach to scouting players, they were interested in the long run, in the long term objectives and so they didn’t just want a player based on his footy skills, but also taken into consideration his muskulo-esqueletal foundation; to put it in a nutshell.
Un crack Poche, muy buena charla
Pochettino is well suited for Man Utd his beliefs and football reminds me of SAF, I honestly see him as a Utd manager sooner than we think...
Hopefully you’re right 🙏
Alex himself has said Poch is the one he wants. If he could create the same magic at Utd than he did at Spurs, they'd be right back at the top
Then Ten Hag came.
Top man, top manager. All the best Poch
Very interested in how Poch uses handshakes and the like to assess the personal energy of players and other staff at the football club. I used a variation of this technique when consulting on customer satisfaction for clients in the Arabian Gulf.
Miss this man!
So frustrating when Pochettino goes in to the point of closing the chapter with Tottenham after the Champions League Final and starting a new project, you disrupt the man and dive in to some ideological, philosophical question. This completely killed the flow and opportunity to get some real insight in to his last months at Spurs. Interview conducting skills need massive improvement but the concept of this podcast is great.
This man, ladies and gentlemen, is a legend.
10 years in management with no glory though.
Hahaha. He's achieved nothing. Legend in his own lunch time perhaps.
Let's see how this season goes. Don't hurry to judge.😂
Interesting to listen to this now.
We love you Poch
So humble so honest so down to earth !!!! a true coach !!!! after Pep he da best !!!!!!!!!! it is so sad HE WAS SACKED !!! for only one quarter of a bad season !! but again its da brutal commercial bullock !!! not against mo !!! but he deserved way way more from Tottenham !!! no more to say !!!! you guys know from where i m coming !!
i didnt think he'd come to Chelsea, i wasnt too into football when he coached Totenham so i don't have an impression on him, but from what i hear here, he sounds like a manager that id tell Todd Boehly not to sack regardless of the results we get while he manages us. i get the impression he is a builder and can build something amazing with us
Praying for Poch to be our next manager 🙏🏾
Coys
Great Podcast
After watching this.. honestly I now understand why Boehly decided this was his candidate the charisma n honesty in him is just a no brainer
We want Maurizio Pochettino to be the next manager he got us to the Champions league final
Chelsea fans here raise your hand 🖐️ 💙
Interesting interview. It's pity Pochettino has been sacked by Chelsea
A great podcast, but you had so many possibilities to dig just a tad deeper on many of the specific games/situations that Poch brought up himself, such as the CL final, the closed chapter after the final (and the horrid season thereafter), and instead you chose to veer off to philosophical or ideological questions. Missed the mark there.
Yeah, appreciate the podcast but the questions in this episode could be asked in a second interview. The time was ripe here to get spurs info
I think the whole approach of the interviewers is pretty naive - pre-arranged categories and theories which are then trotted out. Very hierarchical assumptions about leadership, It goes on and on. Thank God Mauricio was patient enough and clever enough to step round their clumsy questions, and provide some interesting answers.
Exactly.
Welcome to Chelsea 💙💙💙💙💙💙
The comments by the interviewers are so annoying, I'm cutting this off. Good luck, the rest of you.
Yeah we are here
Chelsea fans hola
Great interview mate. Keep it up! Bielsa next?
He would be brilliant wouldn’t he!
Bielsa wouldn't work under Levy - get real
@@theenglishman3368he meant Bielsa as a guest on the show
The best coach ever
I know it would never happen because Mauricio knows he is a leader, but if he humbled himself and joined the coaching staff at Spurs would be a dream. Mourinho and Pochettino sitting down and talking tactics would probably create the best Spurs team ever.
Can't believe Spurs let this man go. If he wins the league for Chelsea, it's going to be peak for spurs
Wins the league?!!! They can’t even Get top 10
@@comeon1503 I said "IF"
@@TheIherbert oh I didn’t see that… and imagine if Spurs win the league, its going to be peak for poch
No if,he will win the league with chelsea
@@comeon1503 😂😂😂😂😂ok
Brilliant podcast with an even better guest, was poch still manager of Spurs when this was recorded?
No, he had left Spurs at this point! Thanks for comment
@@HighPerformancePodcast I’m itching for him to manage United one day, really comes across as someone very special
As soon as he lost dembele the team started bombing. The champs league was more luck than anything.
He is still feeling it :(
My manager! #COYS
Top man 👍
who’s here after forest beat chelsea😂😂
Once Mourinho is done with Spurs. I do honestly believe that Poch will come back. He should have never been sacked like he was. Everyone has bad periods but you have to stick by managers. That's the problem with modern football
Brilliant Poch ,how stupid that we never went back for him.
I miss you 🥺
The only mistake Poch made was playing an unfit Kane in the Champions League final instead of Lucas Moura. A classic case of a player being bigger than the club. To be dropped after scoring a hatrick against Ajax must’ve been devastating. And anyone who ends up with Lucas will see the best of him given game time.
He's maaggiiicccccc you knowwwwwwwwww 🙌
Daniel Levy made a big mistake getting rid of Maurizio Pochettino
Top show
Here after Chelsea confirm his appointment
Can you do a podcast with Ronaldo talking about his career he had at United and the different pressures he had to supervise while being at the club
No
Hold tight Jorge Reeeefaaaa
Football is about players' feelings says Pochettino, but what he's trying to say is that it's about HUMAN PERCEPTION, if you have it in great fine tune, then is when you get paid like Pochettino, Bielsa, Mourinho, Guardiola, etc.
can you put spanish subtitles? Thanks!!
I miss this man.. Spurs now has world class stadium, world class coach and world class players playing world class shit-football.
Take me back to Pochettino and last season on WHL. Coys.
United would have been a great next step for Poch; but for now Ole is slowly going into the right direction
Ole is destroying the squad. Man Utd used to aim for titles, now it aims for mediocrity like Arsenal.
Poch we miss you
The fans want Maurizio Pochettino back we got to the champions league final while he was still Manager of spurs
"he won trophies"
poch: 😳
😂😂 love him and miss him coys
Teary eyes watching this, hope he comes back to spurs
At least he's coming back to London
BRING THE GUY HOME
Poch❤
Should be called the man utd podcast
You should do this live in front of an audience. And send me a ticket
This guy will coach united in the near future
I hope you’re right.
@@Eddie_theEagle 👀
I can see Man Utd appointing him soon
When Spurs got to the final Poch cried and said ‘it’s been my dream to play the final’... he’d given up there and then Surly the dream is to win the final?
Didn’t the board let him go though ? I don’t think he gave up.
Football is not an ordinary business..thank you Poch ❤️
High performance?? Hasn’t won anything? I’m confused! This should be how to handle failure
Wonder if Daniel Levy has watched this recently?!
Chelsea fans,be optimistic about next season and beyond
I think Pochettino struggle with his english to express what he really want to say.
Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea