What’s Gone Wrong at Tottenham?
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What’s gone wrong at Tottenham Hotspur?
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October has been a nightmare for Tottenham Hotspur. They have conceded 10 goals in two games, turning a shaky start to the season into a crisis.
Spurs look nothing like the team they were and Mauricio Pochettino is under more pressure than he has been at any other point during his time at the club.
Is this the natural end of a cycle, or has something gone badly wrong?
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All the Tottenham players look like Modric after World Cup 2018.
@@golovinpress6492 Kane isn't up to the mark, Lloris is out, gazzanigga is disastrous, Eriksen is demotivated , Vertonghen and Alderweireld lacking energy and Rose and Aurier lacking pressing
@@rajat1960 their ages are taking a toll on them especially the defense. Jan is 32, Toby 30.
After playing High intensity Football for so long the Likes Of Toby and Jan are tired.
Just like Alexis Sanchez was due to his excessive playing time with Arsenal and Chile.
@ingenuitised golovin I said Lloris was out. He's injured for the year I guess
@Boring Name Exactly. I'd have trippier over aurier
@ingenuitised golovin also something is wrong with Dele
Listening to this just makes me think that Sir Alex Ferguson was truly amazing, or any manager that lasts 15+ years at a club
unchanging golovin that time Tevez , Rooney and Ronaldo were all on their best. After Ronaldo and tevez left berbatov got more playing time but Sir Alex most time preferred two natural wingers to have on the wings instead of two forwards so he had to use Rooney as his main forward. Sir Alex was the best when it comes to strategy.
@@abtoziam2648 😀😂😁"sir Alex was the best when it comes to strategy"
I think you haven't heard of arrigo sacchi
whilst he was a great manager it was a very different time as far as the landscape of the footballing world, the amount of money in the game which has grown exponentially and the balance of players and clubs in negotiations.
unchanging golovin berbatov was a flat track bully who liked shooting ducks, smoked 40 a day and would never run in behind or onto a through ball. If the ball was 5 yards in front of him instead of to his feet he would give up on it. Skill wise he was amazing, like pogba, but like pogba he had some serious commitment and workrate issues. Building a side aground him is like trying to build a side aground pogba. Everyone gets infected with the unfit lackadaisical lassie faire laziness
Although SAF was able to spend and change players around more
This video made me appreciate SAF and Arsène Wenger even more
Because Tottenham haven't won any major trophies
More SAF, Arsene Wenger was just there because Arsenal was to stupid not to send him away sooner
@@pedrocardoso4329 Arsenal have hardly turned into a power house since he left. Wenger done very well with a limited budget at Arsenal. Fans seem to forget how good he was for the club.
I wonder why people under-appreciate Wenger so much? And it’s not like SAF was perfect. This current era of Man United started with his abrupt retirement and his inability to prepare a strong squad for football post-SAF.
Both managers have had their failings during their time but both are a shining testament to an era of the premier league that is sadly long gone. They should both be equally appreciated.
@@raya7052 I'm not 100% certain, but I believe SAF retired due to family reasons and the passing of his sister in law. I dont think he was planning on retiring when he did. He did have some young players in that squad as well, they just never got close to achieving their potential. Both Smalling and Jones were quite highly regarded when they first came onto the scene.
For a second I believed Tottenham was in a worse position than Man United. Then I returned to reality
golovin press He clearly isn’t. It’s just that the players are getting older and harder to motivate. Kane for example has regressed a lot since the 17/18 season
@@golovinpress6492 United want to get back to where they were, united have only a season and a bit since silverware, Spurs want to achieve a fraction of what united have spurs are 11years without silverware.
Both squads are suffering from staleness United need to move on as many players as spurs do.
@@RandyMarshSP No one really realizes that even in the last 7 years we've still won Trophies.
We should have really won that Fa Cup with Mou, sadly we didn't but the point is we were still in Competition for something. .
It's just been the last year and a half which has been absolutely dismal and looking at the problems around the club it makes sense. United need a few transfer windows and maybe Poch.
Dont worry... There is always everton .. We always spend big and somehow end up worse...
@unchanging golovin who are you man ???
This comment was originally on the Athletic cliche
محمد فاضل who was out, dele Ali? Not kane surely
محمد فاضل we that's what you get when you marry a slag and don't fuck her brains out every night. Vertongan shouldn't have done a John terry no doubt, that's despicable behaviour, but if it wasn't him it would've been someone else, teammate or otherwise
You lot choose to believe a gossip rumour and assume that's the reason the team is failing? Wow.
@محمد فاضل glad you believe the sun is a reliable outlet....
muck ax slpsv
i think even kante would be tired under this spurs management
Mohammad Irwin to be fair, Kante has worked under four different managers since he arrived to the PL. That may be what has made him so good for so long, is that he’s heard all different viewpoints.
Seth Parker *most
@@sdwpdddowldwp1222 what was that lad
Won the league with underdog teams (Leicester and Chelsea (well at least Conte's Chelsea wasn't one of the favorites at that year)) and also won WC boosted his mentality as well imo. That's why i think he would stay consistent for the next 4-5 years even if his team does not win any trophies...
@@andrenapitupulu9499 I know what you're trying to say, but Chelsea don't qualify as underdogs, under any circumstances. They still had a title winning squad intact that was just a year removed winning the league. Kante's arrival made the difference though. Just shows how crucial a guy like him is to a team since he can perform so many roles.
Could be worse. They could be Everton.
Thanks for reminding me! Trying to watch the shithousery of other clubs to take my mind off Everton..
@@samrowe8752 Lol. You're only 2 points from united😂
Edit: One point ahead🤣🤣🤣
Fancy rewinding 35 years?
HAVE SOME RESPECT!! AT LEAST EVERTON WON THE LEAGUE IN 1985.
45HOT5 444HEADZ and they haven’t won anything of note since
Who’s watching this after Pochettino got sacked?
me... coincidentally I found it the day before Poch got the boot..
Pochettino's SACK!?!?!?!?
Bob Fole yes. Pochettino has been sacked. And almost immediately replaced by none other than Jose Mourinho.
☝️
@8un3zz ??
Lesson : If your team are overachieving, make sure they win something. The best example is Leicester.
enas kusuma but spurs have been consistent. Leicester was just a year
@@jj9744 Leicester is third now. They dropped big after they won but since then getting better every year.
@@jj9744 still they win the pl , spurs win shit like always, like they used to be. A still same shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not even. Leicester is the PERFECT example of lost motivation
They won the damn league with Ranieri in 15/16, what happened next season
They played so terribly for so long that he was sacked, and then they won like their next 5 matches
Yeah, this is modern football now
@@jj9744 And Spurs have nothing to show for with their consistency, 10/20/50/100 years from now this Spurs team will be forgotten but that Leicester team of 15/16 will always be remembered.
The season without buying any players is coming back to haunt them
I don’t get why ppl say this. They did buy players lol
mikael feathers When? They spent a campaign with the same squad which can cost a team as they become predictable and players get tired. Did you not watch the video?
@@kylemutti2992 they spent a full season without buying players what do you mean they did buy players
Omar Alkharraz they literally bought players this summer
@@kylemutti2992 I think they are referring to Spurs not buying anyone in summer of 2018 and january 2019 windows. They bought Ndombele, Sessegnon, and Lo Celso in summer of 2019 but only Ndombele has had the time to acclimate at least a little bit. That's only 1 new , usable player over 3 windows.
Can imagine that failing in the CL final then looking at the prospect of a rigorous pre season to prepare for another grueling 38 game season in the epl where every match is 100mph hasn’t sat too well with them - THEY ARE BEAT !
Exactly what i was thinking, plus, more footage por opponents to review to exploit weaknesses
Didn’t Liverpool just do the exact same thing one year ago... and ended up second in the league and winning the CL?
Armando Varela How many years have those lot been together mate ?
Armando Varela Thing is that all Liverpool fans knew winning something was basically just a matter of time with Klopp, which is all about setting even higher standards and relentless development on and off the field.
@@armandovarela6122 liverpool actually invensted their money in the team
in my opinion, what's happening at Tottenham is almost identical to what happened to Inter Milan after the final of 2010, the only slight difference is that the manager at the time left the club while poch still there.
anything else is much of the same, both teams overachieved.
both teams were mentally and physically drained after that, also because of the style of coaching of poch and mou.
but most crucially both teams did the same mistake (for different reasons though), and that is not to gradually layoff old players to bring in young and "career hungry" players.
the reason for that is a bit different, Inter's president did it because he was too emotionally attached to the players that brought him every single trophy there was to win, and Levy's reason is been greed, not wanting to cash in small fees for those old players, and not wanting to spend big on young players.
basically last year decision of not getting anyone and not letting anyone go was a huge mistake.
I don't agree that Levy's reason has been greed. He has been building a sustainable club for the long term. He has been totally brilliant for Spurs, their best owner ever. Ironically, it is their fans' greed that prevents them from seeing this.
Now, they are spending the cash for Conte because the coach with that winner caliber does not come in once in a generation especially at that club that has greedy board and the titles he won made him more valuable than their history all in all.
Simply put. They're burned out. 5 years with no trophy to show means they've lost their motivation. They're in a rut now. Only a change will bring a spark and it's too expensive to change a squad Poch will have to walk unfortunately.
They're not only burned out, as mentioned in the video, the squad has been neglected salary wise and bringing in fresh faces wise. The players have worked their asses off and they haven't been rewarded for it and they are being underpaid so of course the players are going to want to leave. It's a really difficult mess they are in right now and it's going to take time for them to get a new and settled squad.
Naa man Daniel levy did not have him money in transfer window pochettino lead us to CL final and 2nd in CL
Honestly I think they’ve just got stale, could do with 3 or 4 new players and freshen them up. They’re a good side still
They need 6-7 new faces in the squad. Young faces also, since younger players are easier to motivate most of the time
@@pelethehedgehog9444 promoted from within their academy, that would be the best way.
Not a Tottenham fan though, so I don't know what their youngsters are like
@@AJR-vn2um Neither am I. From what I have seen is that the youngsters that are coming through atm, are not good enough. Kyle Waker peters looked good in the beginning, but has not stepped up.
@@pelethehedgehog9444 Oliver Skipp, tanganga and Troy Parrott look to be our best youth coming through, I do think they all show good promise but something just isn't clicking with them to push them onto the next level, so really I'm not sure whether they would cut first team European football
@@charlie3520its difficult for them to shine through just now, Troy parrott will Always walk in harry Kane's shadow because its that hard to outshine him, Tanganga is a 3rd choice cb for our under 23s and skipp needs more time but he'll get there.
I've seen this before with other sports clubs and there are only two options.
1) Fire Pochettino and pray that the next manager can replicate any of his success or
2) begin a one-to-three year rebuilding process.
From what I've seen in my lifetime, managers like Pochettino don't come around too often and, while it will be painful for Spurs fans, a slow rebuild is the better option. Ideally, the academy needs to begin producing quality and loyal players and Spurs must return to making smart purchases (ala Dele, Son, Aldeweireld) as there will need to be a rapid overhaul in the roster. Tottenham is in need of younger, hungrier, and more loyal players in a time like this.
It is fascinating to see how Liverpool from losing CL final & losing PL by 1 point went on to win both cl & pl.
This Happens continuously at teams like Ajax, Dortmund, Porto etc we may think they are selling clubs but they play fast attacking football and only younger players can afford to burn that much energy so they continuously sell the older players and induct new young and fast players in their teams. Which help them generate revenue and keep the playing style alive.
*goes to The Athletic
*asked to pay
*leaves
Cheap ass bitch !
I’ll just get the story’s on tifo
Real talk, no need for another subscription to read journalism
@@sidahmedt6422 it won't matter if Tifo will just upload it
@@midnmusic2217 you people don't seem to relise that the full article is on the athletic web site. What tifo does simply post snippets of the article.
*We should praise poch!*
With this kind of team, he has always managed to be in 3rd or 4th place in PL and even reached ucl finals! Thats not an easy job for sure!
Shubh Maheshwari
‘This kind of team’ he has the 3rd best team in the prem and his run to the UCL was the luckiest and craziest thing i’ve ever seen
Wenger was heavily criticised exactly for this kind of behaviour.
@@govindraghavan9493 what behaviour? Wenger was at arsenal for a very very long period which is not a good thing. There comes a period when you have to stop. He should have left arsenal before 2008.
@@littleboy1273 I know that. They have 4-5 world class players but still something dont let them win any trophy.
People are unrealistic. Not everyone can win and there is a lot of chance involved in football. The media and fair weather fans create untenable and uncessary pressure
This made me even more impressed with Atletico Madrid, I am sure the physical drill they have there are much more intense than Spurs.
thats because spurs have to give 110% just to beat teams like brighton in BPL. they are completely exhausted.
Kevin Lawin atletico has consistently freshened up their squad each year dropping a few players and replacing gradually. Looking back at their squad in 2014 when they broke out almost none of their squad is the same.
Atletico has won La Ligament and reached 2 Champions League finals. They have been excellent really
@Kenneth Jr. St. Brice BPL may not be as competitive as it was prior to a couple years ago but the standard in England has been better than Laliga for years, barcelona win the title almost every year then Madrid will come along and win it every so often. I was so happy for Atletico when they won the title a few years back. But other than that it's the same shit every year
@@daliguj221 not really, at its core that team was Jimenez, Godin(now gone), Oblack, Saul, Griezmann (gone), Juanfran (gone), Gabi(gone), Koke, and Filipe Luis(also gone). That's 8 players who played constantly up to The firesale in 2018 and 2019. The only notable aditions in this time period where Partey and getting Costa back in 2018. Most of the other signings where flops or just meh
as a spurs fan, it’s so insanely depressing how we will go through our premier league golden era without any trophies when we should have at least one of an FA Cup, Premier League and Champions League, since we came so close to each at least once. we need to keep Pochettino and sign big in both of the next 2 transfer windows, as well as get rid of the ‘deadwood’ (eriksen, rose and toby included.) we need to get at least 2 players for each position we sell, but if levy really wants the club to succeed and not plummet to where we have sat for the entire premier league, he will back pochettino massively, either ending in poch’s legacy fizzling our and only being remembered by spurs fans, or if it will be something more.
You can't sign big cause if the New signings go wrong you just increased your debt and got nothing in return
I agree. I'm a gooner and whilst I've been scared a lot of times that you might overshadow us in terms of success (like your champions league run had me progressively more worried at each stage) I'm still glad that somehow you've managed to go through the last 4 or so great seasons without any trophies.
Like most gooners will agree you've unfortunately been the better side whilst we've been going through our transition period, but knowing that we're at our worst we've been for around 30 years and you're at your best - yet we've still had more trophies in the last few years...that somehow at least makes our difficult period more easy to bear.
Not to wish success on tottenham though, but I think Mauricio is a top manager and at least deserves some happiness if not at tottenham. Maybe he can win a caraboa cup with you guys or something, or he can move onto another side and experience some success. Either way he's a good manager and I'm ashamed to say I'm jealous of the great team he's built at spuds.
Yeah..I also agree pochentinho is good. For me he like Wenger. Truly come from Arsenal fan. Rip my English.. sorry
Spurs will need to spend huge like 300 mil if eriksen , jan , rose and toby left . More likely it looks as though that half of the players in the squad wants to leave the ship sinking and join big clubs like madrid where they can have a chance of silverware because most of the players in that spurs side are in their prime and it all depends upon where they want to use it
Never came close to an FA cup or Premier League
What would be very interesting would be to see a video on an example of a well-run, financially stable lower division club and how they manage on the cloth they are cut.
Tifo lads, you should absolutely do a followup to this video now. Get that bus graphic ready!
Poch lost that locker room after not starting Lucas moura in the CL final
Don't also forget that part of it was Harry Kane's fault, who put his own desire to play in the final over his team's chances. He was clearly unfit.
I think he is going to regret that for the rest of his life, Moura should have started, he deserved , he was in great form, and no one would have questioned Pochettino had he done that, huge mistake
I’m glad someone decided to explain this.
The big bang - *happens*
*THIS STORY ORIGINALLY APPEARED ON THE ATHLETIC*
I was wondering, when's the story gonna originally appear on athletic.
The man's taken them this far, keep him at the club, let him have his restructure for the next 2 years and rebuild the team he once had
These days, restructures are very expensive. Who's he going to sell to raise the funds? The best players to sell are leaving for nothing.
Levi doesn't give a shit lol.
To be fair though every single one of the four players mentioned, Vertonghen, Alderweireld, Eriksen and Rose, are the slowing, worsening, old guard Tottenham need to get rid of anyway badly. They've been past their best for years in every case. Rose has never ever shown exactly why he's part of the team anyway and the other three haven't been useful since 2016. The problem hence is Pochettino not getting rid of the old guard. Keeping second rate players too long is making them a second rate side.
"Haven't been useful sinsce 2016"? Toby and Jan were a fortress together, often chosen as the best defensive duo in the league (until the end of 2018 at least). Don't blame everything on them... Dele and Dier perform way worse than Eriksen or almost everyone else, yet they receive hardly any blame. At least Southgate understands that both are useless in current form .
@@MultiLC007 Dier doesn't do the same thing as Eriksen so competing the two is futile. That's just a cheap attack on Dier who gets way more flack than deserved. Alli is crap, I agree. And Vertonghen and Alderweireld are still overrated and still not that good and frankly they're beyond their expiry date. In fact the defence has little to do with the success of spurs, they're average at PL level. Spurs owe everything to Kane. He's their one exceptional player, he's carried Tottenham to every achievement they've had in recent times. If spurs didn't have unquestionably the best PL striker and one of the top all time PL strikers, they'd be languishing in mid table with their side.
Its The Athletic's world and we are just living in it.
You explaining everything really well. Keep up the good work!
After 5 years of winning nothing will make anyone question if they would ever win anything on the peanuts that their players are getting paid on.
sissoko said that he feel tired so early in diamond formation ....
golovin press he plays every week
@@golovinpress6492 Sissoko can't shoot..... or pass. But what he can do is run. So he is told to run, but even he has his limits. To be fair, he is very hard worker.
The diamond just doesn’t work
Ndombele can’t even play 60mins 🤷🏽♂️
Lo celso is option?
Thank you! Thank you so much, Tifo for making this video! As a Spurs fan, I was going crazy - desperately looking for answers! This video, by far, gives the holistic answer to the question 'what's gone wrong at Spurs.' Though it originally appeared on The Athletic, but still, thanks to your video - I can watch it here on UA-cam.
These videos that are made from athletic stories are top notch I must say enjoy them all.
Danny Rose has been trying to leave for 2 years - problem for him is the only clubs interested aren’t ones he wants to go to - in the window, only Watford and Newcastle showed any interest.
Lmao
Because he thinks he is miles better than he is. He has had that attitude for a while now.
As an avid Newcastle United fan I can guarantee we were never in for Danny Rose.
PLEASE STOP...
... Helping Mike Ashley's Sports Direct F.C PR machine!
Our ucl run covered up the disaster we were having in the league. For the past 20 PL games we've been in a mediocre midtable/relegation form.
2:28 That picture in the top left, I thought that was a guy lying on a table rocking an enormous pants tent.
lmao
Is that not what it was?
Eyyy he's a big boy. And all that pent up stress and fatigue has got to go somewhere doesn't it?
Unbelievable video, great work
This is a challenge that no manager could get anywhere outside of the UK, usually a manager leaves a team before the cicle ends, managing more than 5 years and rebuild teams is something only for premier league managers. It’s time to see if Pochettino is up to this challenge.
Pochettino should've moved to Madrid this year when he had the chance. It would've benefitted Spurs with a new management too.
@محمد فاضل what do you mean
محمد فاضل who
Indeed it would've been better for both parties.
Poch Still has the same style of play(Little bit of flexibility) but the players are not there to play the same way.
A different Manager say Jose would've treated them differently different Approach would've been made.
At the time of RM stories, it was all well in Spurs. Hindsight is useless
Do people not realize that they have the benefit of hindsight?
Pochettino has help to shape Tottenham and England national team. Levy will regret this...
Jose will bring spurs to relegation
Very well explained👍
Thank you Tifo. That is a good lesson in team management in football or in any sport.
When are all going to accept the team hasnt adapted to Kane's return, starting at UCL Final. Attacking is not the same ever since.
Should have played Son and Lucas. If I was at Spurs and that happened I would give up on my manager too.
Spurs have been poor since well before then however, outside of the UCL ties against city and Ajax, which themselves weren't great, especially Ajax, the last really good Tottenham I've seen was probably around new year 2019, where they beat Everton 2-6 and Bournemouth 5-0, since then there have been at least signs of this, shown by picking up only 11 points from the last 12 games of last season, but with everyone around them being poor and tottenham finishing 4th, people just didn't notice. People seem to forget that spurs were keeping up with Liverpool and city until new year last season, and were still considered a part of the title race, even if it were unlikely
If Spurs win 4 of next 5 matches all the criticism will disappear
No shit sherlock
i would say the next 3 games would be even enough for that, the season is still young, with 3 wins in the prem they could be top4 again.
The underlying questions as to whether Spurs can actually challenge for anything won't.
But the chances of them winnin 4 of their 5 next games looks slim. Tottenham, Man Utd, Man City, etc would all love to win 4 games on the trot because that would give them momentum and ideally be the spark that turns their season around. But after a lot of draws and losses then it becomes more difficult to bounce back and to suddenly win many games like that.
If Poch pulls it off and instantly turns this side into one that wins their next 4 out of 5 games, then i'll give him props. But as it stands with their form then it's more difficult to make them win games that they would've easily won last season. because their mentality & momentum is lost
they forced a draw against wat ford mate so that isn’t looking likely
This is really insightful
just hope when lo celso and sessengon are fit they will bring some much needed energy into the team, COYS
Damn.. seeing this sorta struggle pochentino is facing makes me respect alex ferguson more and more.
I guess that’s why guordiola has issues staying at a club for too long, because of things like this.
I guess the success Sir Alex had probably keeps people interested, I guess going again each year without anything to show for your efforts takes a toll
There's something insane about hearing that Premier League players feel underpaid.
If I owned a prem team and a player asked for more money I would drag them in to my office and plant a pile a cash on the table that is the amount of the minimum wage a year which is about 15000 depending on were you live and I would plant another pile that is thier weekly wage and ask them why they should get more when there is doctors,nurse's and soldiers who struggle for money on a weekly basis. It is ridiculous how much they get paid
From what I understand it's more of a status symbol in their head.
@@Wooldrog Yet, they've made Spurs a shit load of money, which they feel like they deserve a fair cut of it for their effort, rather than it going into your back pocket. Bit of an odd statement to make. And it's not their fault that doctors, nurse's and soldiers are underpaid. And they pay more in tax than you, thus benefiting those professions a lot more than you.
The influx of money is great
@@Wooldrog Underpaid relative to the industry they're in & the level they've reached within it. It's human nature to worry about things like that, it's about status & respect more than the money itself.
Also if you did that, which cuts through such relativity, you'd better also have your own pay checks on that table proving you're taking something similar to them + have answers for (reasonable) questions such as "are you harassed every day of your life?", "do you receive abuse on a daily basis?, "do tens of thousands of people come to our stadium every two weeks to watch you?", etc...
You need to do another one about Jose morhino at Tottenham and his new tactics personality change and transfers and relationship with Daniel levy as well as the previous record his got with other clubs and what he can potentially bring to Tottenham as well as potential trophies and where Tottenham stand now after potchitnho and where they could be at the end of the season with morhino if all goes well
Brilliant video and explains very well why I feel most of the current issues at Spurs are not Pochetinno's fault. I think he's a top coach - imagine what he would do with real backing and more money from above.
More of a manager issue, spurs are having player issues. Played in CL final last time, everyone expected a raise in salary. But you know Levy ryt?. And that's why Poch is still getting support from Levy.
Played a CL final and expected a raise ? For what ? Losing the final ? Fucking c*nts 🤣🤣🤣
In my days respecting the badge was the ultimate job , nowdays they want money and social media
It's more of a case of players realising they can't win with spurs. They may stay there N no of years but won't win the prem or UCL anytime soon. That's just how it is. players knew it was their best shot at getting some silverware and they couldn't take it
@@mariofernandes415 Yes time has changed. Players are complaining. That's why it is more of player problem than management issue. Spurs are the most underpaid in Top6. Not unnatural for players to ask for raise.
@@mariofernandes415 the games in a disgusting place. It's funny people even follow footballers on social media because the footballers just sell the space for advertising 😂
@@mariofernandes415 what? They want to get paid for job. Well I never heard of such a thing (!)
Peaked in the CLF final when they never turned up says it all really.
I've worked at companies where for one reason or another people have lost motivation, had the chance to leave but stayed and it pretty much always ends the same way. An unmotivated person who probably regrets not leaving and so is frustrated, performance drops and it usually ends with them leaving at the next available opportunity. Sounds like pochettino and some of the players
Has a lot of similarities to Liverpool between 2004 and 2010. Really good players, dealing with less resources who were largely close but no cigar are in many ways and who ultimately had to consider other options because they couldn’t keep the enthusiasm, the belief and the nearly moments from getting to them.
They have let too many players go without replacing them in advance. Now they face the prospect of losing more players without an idea of who they will bring in. If he can pick up a CB in Jan, he should.
Jan? Jan Vertonghen? lolol
@@STANKYCHEEZEMAYNE january
This feels an awful lot like the end of rafa benitez liverpool reign. Internal problems started leaking out. Fans loved him, but management were growing tired. The team played poor and he was sacked. However fans still love him. I feel like this is poch in a few years except rafa actually won stuff. Im concerned that poch is a spent force and instead of leaving 2 years ago he ll struggle at other top jobs.
I really think in 10 years hes more likely to be at swansea than a barcelona
castricv but Rafa’s problem was he had a paper thin squad. He kept losing players and management didn’t properly invest. Ngog was our 2nd choice striker for god’s sake.
Poch is still a top manager, he just needs hungrier players
kunal mishra yeah Rafa was crying out for more top quality players to add to the squad but the club would give him mostly average players with the occasional gem.
@@unstoppableExodia think our big singing at rafas last season was aquilani. We lost alonso and were shitr
Kahil Dhaliwal yeah Alonso was not properly replaced. It's ironic that whatbunsettlednhim was Liverpool's obsession at the time with Gareth Barry. Where Liverpool ended up with neither him nor Xabi Alonso
Would love to see you do a video on Lee Bowyer and Steve Gallen and how they have tranformed Charlton. He has taken a club that was going the way of Bolton and Bury and now on edge of playoffs. Still got a dodgy owner. Still no money spent. All frees and loans. Lowest wage and budget in league. Plays good football.
Could you make a video about how Finland is going to the EC for the first time. They have played enormously well. Kinda similar story to Icelandic one.
Lost the dressing room when he played Kane in the UCL Final last season.
Fans & the media's favourite Kane is the major problem!!!
SPOT ON
Newyorksuperstars fuck Kane sell him to Real Madrid the worst part is they could have had dybala imagine him and Son up top
Give him a break it's not just his fault.
@@Himsagi-Artz lay off the water Kane is one of the best in the world
I call this the Trippier effect
great video :))))
Absolutely love Tifo football jus can’t get enough of it .
If Pochettino leave Spurs, it's going to be really sad.
Even though I am Chelsea fan
I really think people are overreacting about tottenham. They'll be fine come end of the year it's just the hot story right now
Jace Tucker 22 points in 20 games isnt over reacting, the cl run covered up a disaster in the prem. Need a big January window
They’ve been shit since the back end of last season, the cl final papered over the cracks.
Jace Tucker yea too much
Overreacting ? Lol . They have been shit and they are having a relegation form and the players wants to jump off the ship and let the ship sinking because they have ambition to win something big and poch might leave spurs as well and join a club where he will have the money to spend and have a young and hungry squad . Real madrid have zidane right now and he is in no danger to be sacked so united looks to me as a destination to him as they have been shit and their manager ole looks to be sacked by christmas
I think they can overtake these hardships, and possibly win in 2020
its not only about the group of players are in the club for so long its about lack of motivation the players get.I mean that when a group of players perform well and lacks trophies for straight five years though they perform well this types of things happen. I am sad today since I am a tottenam fan and we can change things around.
Great video, great article. It focuses a lot about the player burnt out but I also think Potchettino is suffering from burn out as well - similar to Klopp during the end of his time at Dortmund. Perhaps, a year outside of football would benefit Potchettino. He can re-energize and revitalize his tactics, change his coaching staff (if needed) and reflect upon the failures that his Spurs side have encountered over the years. Mourinho has taken some time off, during his BEIN Sports interviews and analysis - he's alluded to that decision benefiting him. Luis Campos (Current Sporting Director at Lille and long time friend and colleague of Mourinho) said Mourinho's next job will be his best work ever. Perhaps, if Potchettino should take note if he can't turn the ship around at Spurs.
Hi Tifo, you should make a podcast about Juventus Turin and their recent re-branding to appeal to a more international audience. Loving the content
"to appeal to a more international audience"
Was that the goal of the ugly new logo and even uglier new kit? I mean, I understand the logo from business standpoint, it's so much easier to use and also easier to recognise, but what in the world is that new kit...
@@TessaTestarossa They want the kits to look more like shirts you'd wear on the daily, instead of strictly a jersey. Trying to make them more fashionable to boost sales numbers i.e. generate more revenue so they can compete with the oil money clubs.
@@midnighteightsix6919 They have some seriously weird sense of fashion then. :D
Do you mean Piemonte calcio?
@@TessaTestarossa Their new kit is trying to appeal to americans cause in their sporting culture, black and whit stripes are assosiated with referees
What a great video. This has articulated my thoughts exactly.
I’ve already written off this season. Give me mid table mediocrity for one season, clear the deadwood and get anew bunch to apply that aggressive pressing
Or can the gaffer placate the players. Give them ownership of the problem. Can they play in a different way? Too many chiefs not enough Indians etc
The Athletic article is 100% right. These current players have given everything they can give and without winning any trophies you start to feel fatigued and need a new challenge
I support Spurs but I feel like there are some changes to be made. I suggest Poch should go somewhere else because he has been here for 5 whole seasons now and despite having a really deep run in the champions league unless people start surrporting and giving him more money so that he can buy good players. Also I feel like as Harry Rednapp said if you stay somewhere to long the players change you. I really liked him but now I feel like it’s time to change if the results don’t approve unfortunately
You know to a prem newcomer we look like relegation fodder
As I watch this episode, spurs are 0-1 down to Watford lol
Watching this after the VAR farce that just happened today against Watford makes this much more impactful
Think the players are just tired. Poch is hard man who pushes his players to the max and now fed up.
We're a mid table club this year, need a miracle to save us. That is how bad it looks right now.
I'm big spurs fan i was ready to slaughter this video but i can't well said and put together ... would love to go more in depth about the problems between erikson and jan plus selling a right back and not replacing him manger not winning trophies and manger always buy new players and hardly every play new signings , the players that use to be 1 ste choice like dier wanyama alli not playing at all
Imo when a team underperforms so greatly without making changes or losing players there is a problem in the dressing room. You need to get the problems out of the room and put hungry players into the first team.
Why did I think the guy lying down in top left at 2:28 was pitching a massive tent lol
This comment originally appeared on the Athletic :P
Ha ha ha so funny i've only seen it 40 times
looks like that UCL final hit them hard
ucl just covered the cracks. Their pl form had been ass and was only ignored because of their ucl form
Kindly do a video on Man Utd recent problems.
Also a brief history on sir Alex Ferguson would be nice 👍🏽
Tottenham’s biggest problem is that they haven’t played smart and looked to sign Ibrahim Sangare.
*this channel originally appeared in The Athletic*
Spurs fans seem to forget they were a top 8 team before Poch came in,if he goes they’ll fall apart.
Be careful what you wish for
Look where Spurs were before Levy. Even worse.
They only have 2 possible outcome now. turn into arsenal during wenger's last 2 season or turn into manchester united with situation as stated in the video. or the 3rd outcome, they made changes and made an epic comeback through the season.
levy's business style and asking prices played a big role in their issues. his insistence on being a monster to deal with means clubs generally avoid buying from spurs, and his high asking prices didn't help either. the players probably felt like his hard line was obstruction and finally had enough. one wantaway like Aldeweireld can be handled but add a few more and the dressing room can get toxic really fast
Exactly they have been keeping too many deadwoods in the club.
When Arsenal got their new Stadium. The team enter crisis too.
Yusri Maggot yeah but at least they still won trophies.
Arsenal still won 2 FA Cups, and Wenger overachieved with teams consisting of the likes of Frimpong, Chamakh, Denilson, Chu Young Park and Bendtner by consistently finishing Top 4 before his last 2 years. You cannot say the same about Spurs - their squad has a lot of good players, yet they have not won a single trophy even when at their best form.
@@Timliu92 3 FA cups, and top 4 were not that impressive before City and Tottenham became good teams. Not even impressive after City became good, since Liverpool had a few years where they sucked balls.
@@FleivaSleiva Not saying that it is impressive even by Wenger standards, but Spurs has not won a trophy with exception to that League Cup title about more than a decade ago, even after they become good and find greater consistency under Poch.
I read he did lose the dressing room somewhat after deciding to play kane in the cf final, with kane not having played cause of injury.
Koopa Library that was his biggest mistake in his career! His days are numbered...
They don't tend to target trophies like other top 6. They pretty much have in them to win domestic cup double any session but only focus on finishing high in the league. Probably because levy instructs them so that they get money.
Long term affecting the club now
as arsenal fan to see our rivals in such a state make me sad
i hope they get back on their feet
as we are starting to after years of disappointment
Spurs are literally spursing themselves!
i'd love to see same kind of video about Man United
Well, I can tell you Janssen is doing well over here in Mexico. He scored a hat trick in a game just today.
With Trippier leaving, and about half of the remaining first team wanting to leave, plus if it's true that Vertonghen has been shagging Eriksen's missus, then it's not surprising the team spirit has taken a battering. It's not exactly a quick fix either. We'll have a clearer idea in January I guess, it'll be interesting to see if, and how many, Spurs players leave the club during the next transfer window. 👍
Spurs not signing players for two seasons is the reason why they are in this situation.
Exactly, there isn't any competition for spots in the starting 11, players get complacent and lazy. perfect example is Dele Alli. has a brilliant season and hyped up by everyone (Deservedly) but failed to continue his incredible form due to him knowing he would always make the team unless he was injured.
There are two sides of the coin. One on hand, squad stability helped polish the performances to reach the CL final. OTOH, there is a point that continuing down the same road is just a dead end, and the painful rebuilding with many new players must happen, postponing the inevitable does not help.
Only somebody who’d play for Tottenham would also complain about being expected to work hard
He's done more than enough for them, you have to keep the team evolving over a long period of time and 5 years in football is a long time. Sir Alex always used to freshen up the team, buying a superstar almost every year
I recon its not such a big deal. It's one of those situations where you learn from a mistake you've made and turn it around. Poch has been at spurs for a pretty long time now, and knows what he needs, he knows the players at youth level. I think the biggest regret they have was not winning anything around 2016ish, when they were at their best. Now they've kept all these players for so long that they have nothing left to offer. all to most of the players that have stayed for over 5 years need to leave. To fix this problem poch, Levy, the team and the fans need to be patient. After a season or two the club should just aim to get the players they can onto new contracts, and those that dont want to sign should leave; PERIOD! after those players leave; such as: eriksen, vertonghen, alderwierald, rose, etc. sign new young players who have talent and drive to succeed, and develop them into great players... As mentioned before, poch knows the youngsters that are good enough, he should use those and the newly signed players to have depth in multiple positions and then aim to win an F.A cup or caraboa cup in order to build confidence, and then work from there.