TOTTENHAM NEWS: Richarlison to Terminate Contract, Mudryk's Injury, Surprising Pochettino Comments (With Orchy Basar)

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1:00Hey there, it's Orchi. Welcome back to the channel and another edition of Daily Tottenham News, where I'll be going through all the latest Tottenham news, rumors and reports. If you're watching this on YouTube, please remember to like, share and comment below. If you're listening to us on an audio platform, please remember to hit that follow button and leave a review if you can. Several reports have been coming out of Brazil that Richarlison is trying to terminate his contract at Tottenham HotSpur. The Brazilian forward has been experiencing tension with Tottenham HotSpur for some time. Vasco are trying to sign the player, a team that Richarlison has supported since childhood. Richarlison's representatives are taking legal action to seek the termination of his contract with Spurs. The forward wants to be released so that he can play for Vasco until December. The forward agreed to a low move last Tuesday, but a FIFA imposed a limit on this type of transfer initially caused the deal with Tottenham to collapse. While Richarlison attempts to

2:02terminate his contract, Vasco's directors continue negotiating to buy the player, although they know it will be a difficult deal to complete. The player has asked Tottenham HotSpur to negotiate this, his transfer to the Rio de Janeiro site, however Tottenham are demanding more than 20 million pounds to sell the player permanently. An amount Vasco are unable to invest at this time. In the last 24 hours, several outlets have reported that transfer deadline day signing, Mikhail Moudric has suffered an injury in training. He has been seen walking around wearing a protective boot and he has not featured in training in the last two days. Fabritio Romano has reported, Mikhail Moudric has suffered an injury and will be sidelined for six to eight weeks from now. Tottenham signed Moudric from Chelsea on deadline day, deal alone with a 75 million biopsy clause not mandatory. Other reports have suggested that the injury is an ankle sprain, speculation is that he will be back after the international break. So this means he will miss

3:06the next three games against Everton at home, Liverpool away in the Carabal Cup and Asdenville at home at Tottenham HotSpur Stadium. Ex-Torttenham HotSpur head coach Mauricio Pocciano had some interesting things to say to Sky Sports in a recent interview. He stated that Chelsea should be stripped of their 2016-17 Premier League title for financial rule breaches and the Premier League title should be awarded to Tottenham who finished second in that campaign. We should win one Premier League, we should have been awarded it. If that Chelsea's rule breaking was true, then we deserve to be champions that year for sure. They were punished, they admitted it, so that's it. The title should be for the team that was second. We can say that they scored goals day one games, okay, but it is completely fair to say that we didn't compete before the start of the season with the same card. Maybe with the same rules, we could have signed some players that would have made the team better or scored more goals. I have no doubt and I'm not scared to say the truth.

4:08The Chelsea fans will be upset with me, but if we were at Tottenham and broke the rules, I admit, I admit the same. We don't deserve the title because we broke the rules. It's impossible if only some clubs play with offside and another plays with no offside, or one plays with VAR and the other plays with no VAR. For everyone, it needs to be the same rules and then you have the capacity to create the best team. I don't say that Chelsea didn't play well, that Conte was not great, I don't say that. I don't want the message to be twisted, but if you broke the rules, then shall. You need to give it to another team. I don't know why that didn't happen. What is being promoted and incentivized is to break the rules. If you don't punish in the way that you need to punish, I say, yeah, I lost my job, I suppose, because we didn't win a title. Pogetino was then asked for his opinion on the change of strategy by Tottenham, with the way they've spent big in the Summer's transfer window, and whether he believes it will work

5:12for them. His response was, they are investing like other clubs. You never know, we need time to see if that works or not. Like in all the games, when you make a decision like a coach that can work well or not, I think it's a different strategy and a different way to operate. I always wish the best for Tottenham because it's in my heart. When asked on a potential future return to Tottenham, and whether he nearly rejoined the club recently, Pogetino's response was, always, I say, one day why not. People talk and maybe we receive some approach, but it never was close. Pogetino was also asked whether he would have managed Spurs had they been relegated into the championship, and the approach after Thomas Frank's sacking. Yes, of course, Tottenham? Yes, of course, it's only club that I always am open to help. Whatever division, another club, no, but Tottenham, yes. Yeah, but in this moment they called everyone, they called all the coaches, free and not free. And finally, Pogetino and Daniel Levy, I think he feels like I did when I was

6:17sacked. Now he knows the feeling I am sorry for him. And now for my views on those news, Rich Allison, it looks like things are starting to get a bit silly now. I totally understand, and as I've said in previous videos, that he does need to find a solution, all him and the club need to find a solution to move forward so that they get the best outcome for both sides. However, I also think it's totally ridiculous that he's trying to get his contract terminated. I know he probably feels that he did a lot to help Tottenham, especially last season, scoring some important goals, and being involved in that run-in, especially towards the end of the season. However, there were times in previous seasons, when, for example, he spent a lot of time injured, when Tottenham were quite supportive of him, and overall, I would argue that he's never been a massively prolific striker for Tottenham. So clearly, the time has come for him to move on for the club to find a solution. I think he needs to be respectful to the club, so I really hope Tottenham can find a solution with Vasco, but I do think that Rich Allison is wrong trying to get his contract terminated. Either way,

7:22a solution needs to be found as the Brazilian transfer window will be shutting soon. However, he should be done in the right way, where the club are not disadvantaged or are not dictated to by a player and his potential new club. Moving on to the Mudric injury, I mean, do we expect anything less? A new player comes in, admittedly yes, a player with a complicated situation. We don't really know how the injury happens. I'm sure everybody's looking forward to revert to discerby's press conference on Friday, ahead of the Everton game, and let's see if he sheds any more light to how the injury happens, how long potentially he's likely to be out for. But most of the reports do suggest that it's not a big serious injury that he should be back after the international window in October. It will be interesting to see whether it was let's say because of a challenge or a tackle or did he fall awkwardly. I imagine it may not be connected to the fact that he hasn't played competitively for some time. He had made a cameo in the second half of the forest game, where he played for about 20 minutes or so, and there were times when he made some really good runs.

8:24He didn't look like he was too far off from being match fit. Either way, I hope it's nothing too serious and hopefully we'll get some more information in revert to discerby's press conference on Friday. And finally, on to Pocciatino's comments. What a guy, what a man. How can you not love Moesio Pocciatino? He is by far probably my favourite head coach that's been in charge of totem in the Premier League era for many many reasons. For his character, his personality, I don't think I've ever found him disagreeing with anything that he's ever had to say about anything. We all know what he did for the club. We know the kind of team he set up and the kind of football he had us playing. Maybe we didn't win any silverware, but for me it was probably the best period in the Premier League era, where the team were consistently in the top four in the Champions League doing really well. He got us to a Champions League final. I mean, what a guy. Anyway, that's not really the point. His comment about Chelsea. Again, how can you not agree? And I'm not saying this because obviously it would benefit us, but it totally completely from a logical point of view. Look, if a team has

9:29been found guilty for breaking financial rules and bringing in the quality of players and paying crazy transfer fees, salaries to the top top quality players. And then it's those players who, for majority of the season, help you win matches, which then wins you titles and cups. Well, then that's a tainted title. That's a tainted cup, surely. So I completely understand where he's coming from. And I do agree. Now, I know what I'd say this. I would have the same energy, whether it was Tottenham, if Tottenham, we found guilty of doing that. And obviously, matches to city have those 115 charges still hanging over them. We don't know what's going to come of that. And let's say if they were found guilty of a lot of those charges, should they be stripped of all those titles and cups that they've won during those seasons, during those periods? Most logical people will probably argue, yes, they should. So I totally understand where he's coming from. And I think that should be the case. If you really want to stop the clubs from breaking rules, whether it's financial rules or even other rules and regulations, well, you need to make an example. The punishment has to

10:30be so that the clubs will not there because they know that if they do break the rules, they're going to be stripped of whatever they win in that season. As for him, one day coming back to Spurs, I would love to see that. Again, it comes back to what he achieved with the limited resources that he was given in transfer windows over several seasons. In my opinion, he's a brilliant manager. I think he's a very good man manager as well. Roboto Deserby is credited as having similar traits with his man management style. Obviously, he's at the start of his tenure as Tottenham Boss. The rest of this season, and potentially next season is going to show us how good he is and where he's as effective as Pochettino at that. But I know how much Pochettino loves Tottenham. And I think he's very proud to be the Spurs boss. And he knows how to create that dressing room and have all the players come together. Hopefully, the hierarchy of the club continues to back managers, future managers in the way that they have done with Roboto Deserby this summer. And it would be very interesting to see Mauricio Pochettino back at Tottenham with the right backing, with the right amount of investment,

11:34what kind of team he could create, what kind of team he can put together, and what that team can achieve. So that's something that I would really love to see in the future. Well, that's all from me for this edition of Tottenham News. Thank you for watching. Thank you for listening. Remember to like, share and comment below. And let me know your thoughts on the whole Rich Allison situation. Is he taking the mic? And what about Mudrick and his injury? And how about Pochettino? Would you like to see him at the club one day? Would you prefer that he was the manager and not Roboto Deserby in this period? Let me know your thoughts. Always look at your comments. And as always, come on you Spurs.

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