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Pep needs to be humble says Pochettino


Everyone knows that Pep is not finding it easy keeping his usual momentum. He has failed to catch up with Conte's Chelsea and he is finding it quite difficult to compete for the Premier League title.

But when Tottenham coach Pochettino was asked about Guardiola, he had some few words for his fellow expatriate...

He said, "they think they still play long balls here, with no quality of football...


"If you arrive here and you are not humble enough to know that you have to work hard, you will be disappointed," he said.

"Guardiola is one of the best coaches in the world and it is normal that he needs time to work and to put his ideas into practice."

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