Not winning a trophy at Spurs hurt because of the momentum that built around us, but those years should still be spoken about as a huge success' Mauricio Pochettino on reflects on his Tottenham successes

"Pochettino expressed that his time at Tottenham was intense, stating, 'I'd arrive with my staff at 7am and leave at 10pm, often alongside Daniel Levy. Our life was Tottenham, but that level of intensity also contributed to how it ended.'"

"Reflecting on the lack of trophies, Pochettino said, 'It hurts because of the expectations and the momentum that built around us.' He acknowledged the disappointment but understood the challenges faced by Levy."

Mauricio Pochettino managed Tottenham from 2014 to 2019, achieving top-five finishes each season and reaching the Champions League final in 2019. His tenure is characterized by progress and near-misses, including a League Cup final loss in 2015 and a Premier League runner-up finish in 2016/17. Pochettino reflects on the intensity of his work and the disappointment of not winning a trophy, while acknowledging the challenges faced by chairman Daniel Levy in making difficult decisions during their collaboration.

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