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Tottenham fans react as Daniel Levy teases Mauricio Pochettino return
Tottenham Hotspur fans have been reacting on social media to comments made by Daniel Levy that Mauricio Pochettino could one day return to the club.
in which he discusses how hard a decision it was to sack the Argentine early last month.
Pochettino bit the dust after a poor run of results, with Jose Mourinho coming in the following day as his replacement.
Speaking of his decision, Levy said: “You have to understand I had built up a personal relationship with Mauricio over five-and-a-half years. It is not something I ever wanted. Personally, it was incredibly difficult, I told him that and he understood.
“He’s been in football (a long time), he understands. It’s not personal and I’m sure he’ll come back stronger and get an opportunity to manage another great club. Maybe one day he’ll come back to us.”
Levy’s suggestion that Pochettino could one day return prompted a reaction on social media, with many delighted at the prospect.
Tottenham fans react
The vast majority of Spurs fans are hugely grateful to Pochettino for bringing them on as far as he did, and their respect for him was evident in their reactions to Levy’s comments:
It’s destined to be, he will return when Mourinho goes
— All Out Tottenham (jack) (@AllOutTHFC)
— Rohan J (@9dash_________)
Hope he comes back to us ..
Just needed a better squad and some trophies and he’ll become amazing— SpursSignSomeoneInJanuary (@SpursTransfer10)
Fantastic article and great to hear from Mr Levy in his own words….
Love the thought of Pochetino returning in the future, but happy to have Jose in charge presently.— Paul Maskell (@riverman72)
He has unfinished business at the club, he’ll come back in the future, I am sure
— Michael Donkor (@mikyonehotspur)
A matured and wiser Pochettino returns in 10 years with many trophies under his belt
— Adam Cummins (@AdamCummins107)
Yes, please. And this time give the man a frickin proper transfer budget.
— Aaron Pitters ✍️??️? (@aaronpitters)
Oh pls yes
— Mikey ?? (@DeIeVision)
He will always be welcome in my eye’s… love you poch…
— graham.. (@downatthelane00)
Who knows, as the cliche goes anything is possible in football, he’s done the first bit by establishing the unfinished business bit
— paul cawthra (@1972pic)