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The former Spurs midfielder and international international also revealed an interesting conversation at a dinner with the manager
Darren Anderton says it would be a "big shock" if Mauricio Pochettino left Tottenham this summer.
The former Spurs midfielder thinks the Argentinian is happy in North London and will continue to strengthen the club for the future.
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Pochettino had been badociated with two of the highest executive football positions – Manchester United and Real Madrid – but since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's appointment to Old Trafford, both roles are now filled.
And with the opening of the new Tottenham stadium on April 3, Anderton sees no reason for the manager to decide to leave the club.
The former English international told 888Sport: "I hope that Pochettino will still be there next season and if you ask me my opinion, yes, I think it will be.
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"I would be absolutely delighted if this happens to be the case because he was very good for the football club, he is a good guy who is worried and wants to be part of the process.
"He likes it here and he likes to work with the kind of players that Tottenham has. He wants young people to work hard and improve individually and he works a lot on the training ground.
"It means that the club has become stronger and everyone is happy, and the new stadium just adds to that. So for me it would be a shock if Pochettino decided now that it was time to move on. "
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Anderton, who played a record 299 Premier League games with Tottenham, sat down to have dinner with Pochettino to discuss his move from Southampton to Spurs – and the conversation reiterated the manager's compbadion.
He added, "I talked to him at a dinner and we talked about his time in Southampton, he really cared about it." It really hurt him to leave, but he felt that Tottenham was too big to refuse. "
Read the full interview of Darren Anderton on 888sport, including his thoughts on the fact that Liverpool is not a better team than the Spurs.
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