Lilywhite fans here in the Tavern are optimistic of Mauricio Pochettino uncovering yet another potential future star. The Argentine manager has played a huge part in the success that his side has enjoyed so far this season, after harvesting some of the world’s future talent into blossoming young stars. However, if he’s going to want to challenge the likes of Manchester City at the top, then he’s going to need to complete some business come January time.
There’s been a slightly dazed look upon many of the Spurs contingent setting up here in the Tavern, having seen recent reports in the Daily Star making the suggestion that left-back Danny Rose is looking Manchester-bound, after the North London Derby fall-out with the manager.
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Indeed, this sparked an immediate response from Mauricio Pochettino, causing for Wembley regulars to switch to delight, after Sky Sports suggest that England’s U’17 World Cup star Ryan Sessegnon has been highlighted as a potential replacement for Rose, with a sum in the region of £30 million being demanded Fulham.
Of course, after seeing the progression of Dele Alli under their current gaffer, news of another potential England star coming to the club sparked pure joy from stool-to-stool here in the Tavern.
Therefore, our Landlord decided to poll supporters on the topic of whether Spurs fans would like to see Pochettino splash such cash on the youngster, and the response couldn’t be any clearer, with a phenomenal 82% of fanatics backing the decision to break the bank.
This comes as no real surprise, having bagged a hat-trick against the rampant Sheffield United from a left-back position, the chance of recreating another Gareth Bale is something too good to pass up. His maturity, electrifying pace, trickery, composure and tackling abilities are what make him such a promising, yet proven young talent at the age of 17.
With Rose potentially leaving the club, the left-back position will become somewhat shallow which can only mean that acquiring the talents of Sessegnon will bolster the position, while providing a healthy competition for Ben Davies.
Spurs fans, thoughts?
