Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino has confessed he fears the team's poor form could cost him his job.
Spurs have won just three matches in all competitions since the start of the season, having underwhelmed in the Premier League, Carabao Cup and Champions League.
Speaking after their' 1-1 draw with Watford (via The Mirror), Pochettino was adamant that he does not pay attention to the speculation about his future, but he did confess that managers in his position don't often get much longer to turn things around.
“If we don’t improve our performances and results, what is going to be the result? It’s always the same in football," Pochettino said.
"That is football," he said. "
“Managers and coaches always need to win, today and tomorrow. Sometimes we think too far ahead. People sometimes say ‘Come on gaffer you are thinking too much’. But we need to think about today.”
Spurs currently find themselves seventh in the Premier League, although only goal difference separates them from 11th-placed West Ham United.
They will be looking to bounce back when they face Red Star in the Champions League on Tuesday, before returning to league action against leaders Liverpool on Sunday.
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Source : 90min