The mood in the Tottenham fanbase is perhaps best described as awkward these days. The collapse of Mauricio Pochettino’s “philosophy” driven spell at Spurs hurt everyone that emotionally invested in the Argentine.
Appointing one of the world’s greatest coaches has also failed to stem the inevitable collapse of a football side that has found itself playing second fiddle to “infrastructure” development – for years.
A club with a billion-pound stadium and world-class training facilities is in trouble. This blog did do its very best to warn readers of the likely outcome of this business model. Those that sneered and scoffed, appear to have lost their little voices of late.
