Mauricio Pochettino's relationship with Daniel Levy lays the foundation on and off the field | Football News

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Mauricio Pochettino turned Tottenham into a top-four group in just over four years in North London.

Few projects in the world of football can match the growth of the Spurs in recent seasons. The club is about to add a new 60,000-seat stadium to its state-of-the-art training ground facilities.

Developments this week at Manchester United, who dismissed Jose Mourinho, saw progress being threatened for the first time, Pochettino being tied to the manager position at Old Trafford.

But after helping to get results on and off the pitch, Pochettino's goal is to secure silverware with the Spurs.

"We are going to have one of the best facilities in the world, the training ground with the new stadium," he said. Sky sports.

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"On the football side, everything we build here will be at the same level, and when you add and mix it will be time to win titles and meet the expectations of the players.

"We still have not won a trophy, but I think we have won more than that, because after four and a half years working together, a four and a half year contract is a mbadive achievement in the current climate. Creating it is a huge achievement for us.

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"The platform we created here in Tottenham is the largest, the one we created between all the coaching staff – from the academy and the first team.The platform we have created is more important than one person.

"It's a very dynamic situation, football is so dynamic, the platform is always improving the players and the team.This platform is constantly evolving, because you always have to progress in football, you learn in the same process.

"It's important for the club to maintain and maintain ideas in the same way that you work."

The President of Spurs, Daniel Levy, is held side by side alongside Pochettino during his tenure.

For Pochettino, the relationship built on respect, discussion and compromise continues to serve all parties and the club well.

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"I talk to him a lot, we talk a lot, we have very good communication," added Pochettino. "We do not always agree but, of course, it's normal.

"He is a person who has a lot of experience in managing this type of project and we are footballers who try to give advice on the decision regarding football.

"Sometimes it means that we agree and we are not, but afterwards, when the decision is made, we are so strong in its performance, which shows that it is better for the club.

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"A lot, a lot of things happen in a football club, we are in touch almost every day.On one side, I listen more and I agree with him, of course. on the other hand, he must agree with me in some decisions.

"But, still, we try to find a compromise, he has one point of view, we have another, we are at different levels, of course, he is my boss and I must respect him.

"At some point, I need to convince him, but when he wants to do something, because he is the boss, he does not need to convince me.

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"Sometimes, it seems that the council and the president are the worst enemy of the manager and coaching staff, football in relation to finances.

"But the relationship is good and we always try to make the best decision for the club."

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