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Thank you, my mutuals❤️ We joined X in June 2025 without a single follower, and today, we are a family of 15K. I'm grateful to have you all to share my thoughts, ideas and perspectives on life with. Hopefully, we can make it to 20K followers by the end of the year. Let's keep growing together. 🚀

The best thing that could happen for me this season is Manchester United getting relegated. It's officially a prayer point now. 😂🙏

My uncle’s You can never leave your nieces and nephews in the hands of their enemies. You fight for them, and you stand with them through every battle. Long live

Manchester United fans, tell us you're not happy. 😂

Manchester United are clearly serious about Pochettino. I can see life in the relegation zone has finally caused some discomfort at Old Trafford. 😂

Pochettino’s entire Premier League managerial career up to the end of the 2023/24 season was so impressive. He is currently the head coach of the United States men’s national team.

Despite Pochettino impressive league campaigns, he has not won a major trophy in English football. His domestic honours came during his time at PSG in France, not in the Premier League. The drought might strength from 2012 to 2032

At Chelsea, Pochettino guided a young squad to a 6th-place finish and secured European qualification despite a difficult start to the season, ending the campaign with a strong run of form. Manchester United fans be happy

Pochettino also delivered strong attacking numbers at Tottenham, averaging roughly 1.84 goals per game, while playing a key role in the development of players such as Harry Kane and Dele Alli. His Spurs era culminated in the 2019 UEFA Champions League final. Be happy devils 😄

Pochettino’s peak years at Tottenham included consecutive top-four finishes, a Premier League runners-up campaign in 2016/17 with 86 points, and a run to the 2019 UEFA Champions League final. That remains the benchmark of his managerial career.

Pochettino’s Tottenham record season by season: 2014/15: 5th – 64 points 2015/16: 3rd – 70 points 2016/17: 2nd – 86 points (his best points tally) 2017/18: 3rd – 77 points 2018/19: 4th – 71 points 2019/20: 3 wins in 12 league games before his dismissal in November. He delivered five consecutive top-five finishes, including three consecutive top-three finishes. His 2016/17 side was particularly impressive, collecting 86 points. That is the Pochettino record Manchester United fans will be hoping to see at Old Trafford. But can he reproduce that level of consistency with a different squad and a different club? A New Dawn at Manchester united

Pochettino’s Premier League record is not exactly poor, but it tells an interesting story. 294 games, 150 wins, 70 draws and 74 losses. That is a 51% win rate and 1.77 points per game. His strongest spell was at Tottenham, where he won 113 of 202 matches (55.9%). Southampton was a respectable start, while his Chelsea spell ended with 18 wins from 38 league games. The question for Manchester United fans is whether his record at Tottenham can be replicated at Old Trafford. A new dawn at old trafford

Manchester United fans, when Mauricio Pochettino’s first signing is Dele Alli from Streaming Club, brought in to compete with Bruno Fernandes.

The only time I fell in love with Pochettino was during his spell at Spurs, with prime Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Heung-min Son. He was cooking teams until he led them to a Champions League final. Maybe Manchester United fans can dream.

Manchester United have sacked Carrick. That's the beginning of their relegation battle.

And I'm told Aston Villa develops young talent. Where is the young talent from Villa?

That's my Honourable Soroti City, we are here. 😌💪

A brain 🧠. ??

I hate Manchester United, but not to the extent of wishing Mauricio Pochettino on them as their head coach.

Good evening, Hon. @OgwangOgwang . Hopefully, you had a successful day planning for the future of sports in this country as we approach AFCON PAMOJA 2027. T he nation is proud of you. 💪 Unfortunately, in Ngariam and Teso at large, we are yet to see any meaningful groundwork from you for your own home. As you focus on the bigger picture, this is a kind reminder not to forget home while serving at the helm of sports leadership, as we felt neglected over the last five years. Stay blessed, Sir.

I just want to blame whoever never gave Liverpool a chance to pursue the deal of Signing Gusto. With the emergence of Acheampong, Liverpool should come back first.