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The Argentine coach, whose five-and-a-half-year spell as Spurs manager came to an abrupt end on Tuesday night, has already been replaced at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium by Jose Mourinho.



Mourinho took charge of his first training session on Wednesday morning and the players were filmed being put through their paces by the revered Portuguese tactician and his newly-assembled coaching staff.

Despite the fact Pochettino has been paid a huge compensation package - around the £12.5 million mark, according to reports - the fact he’s been unceremoniously sacked following a surprisingly poor start to the 2019/20 campaign will have hurt the 47-year-old.


Within hours of his dismissal, Mourinho had been appointed, meaning Pochettino was forced to leave a note to say thank you to his squad.

The same newspaper claims the note contained the following message: “Sorry we cannot come to say goodbye, you are always in our hearts.”

The Sun understand that Pochettino was sacked so suddenly that he didn’t even have time to say goodbye to his players in person

https://www.reportminds.com/2019/11/mauricio-pochettino-left-note-for.html?m=1


lalasticlala, seun, mynd44, dominique

Tottenham go drop

The guy was not treated fairly.

This is so unfair. You don't treat a person who has been loyal to you this way. Even with limited funds he still performed better than a lot of coaches with millions of pounds at their disposal. I know it's only a matter of time before a top European club sign him. Coaches like that don't remain jobless for long except they decide to.

Pochettino was treated unfairly by Tottenham

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Tarabye:
Big Sis honestly I'm not happy with the board decision but at the moment they have no choice than to sack him. He won only 3 of his last 12 premier league games last season and their currently on their worst premier league run since 2001.....14th position and 20 points behind Liverpool, and their only Six points above the relegation zone, The worst thing for them is to leave him and Spurs to end up at the lower table
The money they refuse to give him to sign players would be given to mourinho and no top manager can endure two years without signing like the way he did

I also knew he would be sacked but not so suddenly and unceremoniously, it was more like he was kicked out in the middle of the night. How many coaches can get the results he did with zero funds to sign players for two whole seasons? He tried his best so did the players. I totally agree with the bolded