Lloris: Poch is the best manager in the world

SwankyYankee

Vital Squad Member
Lloris' destiny is tied to Pochettino.


http://sport.bt.com/football/hugo-lloris-says-his-destiny-is-linked-to-tottenham-boss-mauricio-pochettino-S11364167174744

 
He has just pretty much said he will go if one of the biggest clubs in world football come knocking. Does this mean that hasn't happened yet?

I think it will this summer.
 
Real Deal - 22/3/2017 19:39

He has just pretty much said he will go if one of the biggest clubs in world football come knocking. Does this mean that hasn't happened yet?

I think it will this summer.


Not so sure, Hugo was well known before we got him, the bigger clubs ignored him then, I'm doubtful he's been that outstanding with us that they have changed their minds.

That doesn't mean he wont move if him or his agent fancies it though, but I can't see an elite club after him.
 
Well, there are certainly many reasons to stay. The positive energy at the club, relationship with the manager, CL football again, and the potential of the team/stadium, I just can't see him leaving now. Also, doesn't Lloris' wife have a business in London?
 
As I've said before Lloris wife's business (kids clothes) was started in London, is based in London and is going great guns; in other words she's committed to London in a way that since they moved here is quite remarkable.

He and his family is fully integrated and settled here - they can pop back to their extended family and be back the same or next day.

London and Spurs works for them.

But of course if one of Europe's elite came knocking, who would probably easily double his wages - he'd have to think long and hard about staying.
 
Spursex - 23/3/2017 13:59

As I've said before Lloris wife's business (kids clothes) was started in London, is based in London and is going great guns; in other words she's committed to London in a way that since they moved here is quite remarkable.

He and his family is fully integrated and settled here - they can pop back to their extended family and be back the same or next day.

London and Spurs works for them.

But of course if one of Europe's elite came knocking, who would probably easily double his wages - he'd have to think long and hard about staying.

He can be replaced talent wise but he fits with our team and the less disruption we face the better. Continuity with incremental tweaks is where we are now.

 
Guillame Ballbag says it was a chance meeting as Poch was in Barca on holiday with his wife and whilst he has some admirers at Barca he's not the profile of what they're looking for at the moment. Ballbag also says he doesn't see why Poch would leave what he's building at Spurs.

Think we've got him for another season at least personally.