Replying to @ConnorF1878
Nothing really to do with the brand of football Pochettino would play, more so the fact Šeško isn't great.
He will do better because that is just the effect Poch has on attackers, even mediocre ones (he platformed a mentally challenged Mudryk to score 5 PL goals)
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Replying to @ConnorF1878
Sesko is getting binned if Pochettino has any actual say
At Chelsea it's a shitshow, the team was about 60% abysmal and he still managed to get us European football and improve a lot of players.
Manchester United will finish T4 this season and if they have another good summer of recruitment next year, they will challenge for a title.
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Pochettino has never underperformed as a coach. At Tottenham he had the 6th place wage bill (£50M behind 5th place) in the PL and was challenging for titles, got to a UCL final and was ultimately unlucky to win nothing.
At PSG he won 3 trophies in 18 months, standard.
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Pochettino will turn good players into great players, he cannot (nobody can) turn terrible players into good players.
Šeško is bad and will remain bad
Mbuemo is good and will now be great
M5'4tinez is terrible and will remain terrible
Maguire, Heaven & Yoro will look better
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This is why I scoff when I hear Pochettino and “tactical shortcomings” in the same breath.
Tactics are nothing. The team with the better players will win majority of the time provided they are fitter, platformed to suit their strengths and cohesive as a collective 😀
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which allows footballers to enjoy being footballers, having that freedom to express themselves like they did as kids, which is why they love the sport in the first place.
It's why Cole Palmer went from good player, to putting up ballon d'or level numbers and back to good player.
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Football is a simple game overcomplicated by “coaches” who want it to be about them. It's the players game. Pochettino understands this, he will allow his players to problem solve and come up with their own solutions based on the scenario...
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United for too long have ignored their identity, tried to be something they are not. Your heritage is quick, vertical and exciting football, not possession-for-possession-sake jargon that has plagued the football industry for years. Although, thankfully this trend is fading away.
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Pochettino has the charisma the same way successful United managers (SAF, Mourinho, Ole) of the past had to absorb the pressure off the players, platform them to succeed not only as individuals, but as a collective.
It's a good cultural fit.
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Mauricio Pochettino to United, four years too late albeit finally the right appointment.
At United, you are more than a football coach, you are a politician, having to deal with the constant noise, scrutiny & questioning that surrounds a job of that stature. I believe...












