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Pochettino to Chelsea?
Dear F365
Hot take, but is Poch going to Chelsea not a bit of a risk for both him and the club? I love the guy, but for a Harry Kane free kick against Villa, he could have been out of Spurs in his first season. Will Boehly give him the time he needs? He inherited a mess at PSG and achieved the bare minimum before he was out. He is inheriting a mess here too. Again will he have time to embed his style and culture? Part of what made him amazing at Spurs was the sense of unity and his ability to get a core group of young players to believe in his vision, but it didn’t happen straight away. Chelsea is a win now club, that needs to be in the champions league. If he doesn’t achieve success at the first time of asking and is sacked, will he have burnt his reputation with Spurs fans for nothing? And then what happens if Chelsea don’t get in the champions league again? Will they not be in jeopardy financially? Anyway, if Kane does leave Spurs surely moving here will just be swapping one basket case club for another, without necessarily a better chance of winning something!
Chris, London
Seven-goal thriller…
Imagine a Hodgson-Moyes matchup producing a 7-goal thriller. Just when you thought you knew something about football…
Scott, LFC, Toronto
PS: Declan Rice looks like a caricature drawing of Declan Rice.
Funny old game
In a season where seemingly everyone lauds City and laughs at Spurs, arguably the best moments of the season for Spurs have been 3 of the 4 halves of football v. City. Funny old game.
Matt Carr, Spurs, Wilmington, NC
Man City = US Postal?
So, before I start this mail, I have to say that city have been charged with a lot of stuff but not yet tried, let alone been found guilty, but Dave, LFC’s mail today sparked a thought.
As a fan of cycling I can remember the days of the Armstrong dominance and how he famously never failed a drug test. Having read a few books on the subject, it turns out that the way his team did this was to spend more money on the science and the drugs than the testers had in their budget to detect any illegal drugs. Seems to me that this could be exactly what is being done by City only financially not pharmaceutically. Just as Juve and many other…
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