By Daily Sports on April 20, 2018
Tottenham do not “need” to win the FA Cup and it would not move them “to a different level”, says manager Mauricio Pochettino.
Spurs face Manchester United in the semi-final at Wembley on Saturday.
Pochettino said it would be “fantastic” to win a trophy, but that only Premier League or Champions League success would be regarded as taking a step up.
“Is it going to change our life? I don’t believe,” said the Argentine.
“It would be fantastic to finish the season with a trophy. I don’t think it’s about need or not need.”
Tottenham have not won the FA Cup since beating Nottingham Forest in the 1991 final, while the club's last top-flight title came in 1961.
“If we are capable to win the Premier League and the Champions League it is a moment you say the team has improved and reached the next level,” added Pochettino.
“Until that, win the FA Cup or the League Cup – it will be fantastic for our fans but is not going to move the club to a different level.
“I want to play to win the Premier League and Champions League – it is my vision. I want to play to win the Premier League. I want to win the Champions League.
“If you are going to change the vision or put the club in a different level you must compete to win the Premier League and then to compete and then win the Champions League.” (BBC)
•Photo by Getty Images shows Tottenham Spurs Manager Mauricio Pochettino
Source Daily Sports
Posted April 20, 2018
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