Monday, July 28, 2014

Mauricio Pochetino’s Magical Legacy at Southampton is a Blessing for Others



I do remember when Southampton got its nod to Premiership, as well its struggle’s and odd results, which almost netted this squad a return to the relegation zone.

When clubs promoted from England’s Championship tier and their celebratory hangover, it’s when things get a little edgy and seen as a wake-up call.
 
That was something that Argentina’s former player sensation Mauricio Pochettino, took over a project going to crumble, as well destined for the infamous relegation or Championship League.

Fortunately for the Saint Mary’s clan, the Andean not only saved this club from disaster as well rescue it, for its salvation and permanency in England’s top rated league Premiership.

Seeing a total transformation into the next campaign by creating a more spectacular and dynamic game as well giving the opportunity to new players to test the edgy waters of this league.

Something that became fruitful in his tenure at Saint Mary’s by building an overall contender that once disputed the European positions and finished eighth in the overall table. 

Not bad for a squad limited in its monies to buy marquee players, but in the case of the Saints, after their Manager success that became evident of his services being hired by a bigger entity. 

This campaign has seen the legacy left by this man wonders in the field as well the jewels or diamonds in the rough that he polished and now are becoming other squads top of the line reinforcements. 

With the likes of Luke Shaw being a rookie and just eighteen years old and netted his first international cap at the past World Cup in Brazil with England, by becoming a Red Devil this player will delight many at Old Trafford.

Brendan Rodgers Liverpool skipper that only his sights are set on Saint Mary’s roster, by signing Rickie Lambert, Adam Lallana and Dejan Lovren- as well looking into another Saints sensation in striker Jay Rodriguez.

Mark Hughes the Villains Manager took to Villa the likes of Tom Legget and Isaac Nehemie to strengthen his attack at Villa Park. 
 
And last and not least Calum Chambers will highlight the Gunners and French Skipper Wegner attack at Emirates as well another eighteen year old lad to come out the halls of Saint Mary’s.

If Pochettino would left Saint Mary’s, what would happened, a lot of wonderful things if not fighting for a European position if not getting it at the end of the campaign, pity, but that’s football the big fish eats the smaller one.

One hell of a project the Argentina former player sensation and now Manager built in short time at Southampton, now it’s the blessing of others!



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