Whether you're blaming Pochettino, the players, the ownership or a combination of all three, there's no escaping the fact that the responsibility falls on the manager to turn things around.
While this is no dig, it's undeniable that the high-earning, experienced head of Raheem Sterling has hardly been pulling his weight either, but the England international remains a fixed starter based solely on his reputation.
Muscle overloads have been common this season, with Pochettino reluctant to turn to his fringe players or even give more of the academy gems the opportunity to prove themselves.
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