Wes Tender Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/saints/news/14279637.Poch_wouldn_t_walk_out_on_Tottenham_insists_Mabbutt/?ref=rss According to Gary Mabbutt, Pochettino would stay with Spurs, regardless of approaches which might come his way from Chelsea or Manchester United. Mabbutt says that neither team are the forces that they were and that Spurs can do wonderful things in the next few years, so that they will be the team to manage. The probable scenario is that both Chelsea and United will resurrect their fortunes without him, as will Liverpool. City and Arsenal will also be strong, so that there is a strong possibility of Spurs finding next season much more difficult to achieve a top four finish. Mabbutt seems to believe that Spurs can not only stop an ambitious manager leaving for even more glory at the bigger PL clubs, or the big European clubs, but that players like Kane, Alli and Eriksen would also stay there instead of leaving for the dosh and glory elsewhere. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toadhall Saint Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 That's his view but if say Bayern came calling he would go. I could be wrong and he sees a big project at spuds but his record may suggest otherwise Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sadoldgit Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 Next England manager Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
buctootim Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 Spuds are trying to build a new stadium for mega money. They will probably have to restrict spending on the team just as Arsenal did for five or six years in order to afford the Emirates. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UpweySaint Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 Apart from a fair few more quid I can't see any team in England being able to offer him much more than Spurs currently. Not happy with how he left us in the lurch and allegedly unsettled the players but he is clearly a talented coach. Imagine his next move - should he continue on his current trajectory - would be outside of England to a top European side. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saint-scooby Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 That levy chap will have his pound of flesh Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wes Tender Posted 16 February, 2016 Author Share Posted 16 February, 2016 That's his view but if say Bayern came calling he would go. I could be wrong and he sees a big project at spuds but his record may suggest otherwise Spurs are apparently keen to sign him up for a longer contract. His first step will be to delay it, saying that there is not any hurry. In the meantime, he will wait to see whether there is indeed interest in him from Chelsea and United. As you say, he would certainly have his head turned by Bayern and also Barcelona or Real Madrid. Mabbutt cites players like Bale, Modric and Berbatov leaving Spurs for greater things and then suggests that Spurs are now more attractive for their players to stay there rather than going to United, or Chelsea. But Modric and Bale went to Real Madrid and Berbatov went to United in their pomp and those top European teams like Barca, Real, Bayern, Juve and PSG will all be considered to be a step up on Spurs and pay considerably more. Rose-tinted naivety of Mabbutt to think that Spurs could be the top PL club for years to come and that they will keep their top players from leaving. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saint_clark Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 That's his view but if say Bayern came calling he would go. I could be wrong and he sees a big project at spuds but his record may suggest otherwise Spurs are perfectly capable of winning the league with the calibre of players they have/can attract. I'd be stunned if Pochettino left personally, leave for United and win the league all you're doing is restoring normalcy, win it with Spurs and it's a big, big thing. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Turkish Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 Spurs are apparently keen to sign him up for a longer contract. His first step will be to delay it, saying that there is not any hurry. In the meantime, he will wait to see whether there is indeed interest in him from Chelsea and United. As you say, he would certainly have his head turned by Bayern and also Barcelona or Real Madrid. Mabbutt cites players like Bale, Modric and Berbatov leaving Spurs for greater things and then suggests that Spurs are now more attractive for their players to stay there rather than going to United, or Chelsea. But Modric and Bale went to Real Madrid and Berbatov went to United in their pomp and those top European teams like Barca, Real, Bayern, Juve and PSG will all be considered to be a step up on Spurs and pay considerably more. Rose-tinted naivety of Mabbutt to think that Spurs could be the top PL club for years to come and that they will keep their top players from leaving. All this from the bloke who once claimed that the big clubs aren't a step up from Saints. That our academy players wont ever want to leave for bigger clubs and more money as they'll want to be part of the project and play football with their mates. The bloke who also claimed top players will come here over bigger clubs and on less money because Southampton is a nice place to live and they too would want to be part of this project. Funny how when Gary Mabbutt says something it's rose-tinted naivety yet when Les Bender is thumping away at his keyboard saying similar stuff it's entirely possible. Stand by for a "you can see why I've got him on ignore but to answer the idiot" rant along with a "I never said any of that" denial similar to the way Les still denies ripping up his season ticket in protest Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Charlie Wayman Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 Once a rat always a rat, he'll sell his sole to the highest bidder and take his mates with him. Could go to Spain rather than England where the language will be less of a problem for him. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Daft Kerplunk Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 That the Spurs 'legends' are speaking in the media suggests that something is happening, or there will be interest. The media has so many Spurs fans within it that they keep the dream alive. Maybe he will stay but prove it at Spurs and he will be off to a club with bigger ability to match the stated ambition. And I absolutely hope he leaves Spurs very soon, because they are ****s Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wes Tender Posted 16 February, 2016 Author Share Posted 16 February, 2016 Spurs are perfectly capable of winning the league with the calibre of players they have/can attract. I'd be stunned if Pochettino left personally, leave for United and win the league all you're doing is restoring normalcy, win it with Spurs and it's a big, big thing. Win it this season and it's a creditable performance. Stay and finish outside of the top four next season because United & Chelsea get their acts together with new top managers, as well as the possibility that Klopp gets Liverpool performing and Guardiola gets City firing on all cylinders and Poch's performance this season is seen as a blip. If winning the PL gets him into the frame to manage a bigger club, (of which there are several), that is the sort of career advancement that Spurs will have served as a stepping stone towards. He has already proven that loyalty doesn't count for much against ambition. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pamplemousse Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 If Barcelona or Real Madrid come calling he will be off quicker than a skate when he gets a text from his sister saying she's home alone. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toomer Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 Who gives a. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CB Fry Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 Win it this season and it's a creditable performance. Stay and finish outside of the top four next season because United & Chelsea get their acts together with new top managers, as well as the possibility that Klopp gets Liverpool performing and Guardiola gets City firing on all cylinders and Poch's performance this season is seen as a blip. If winning the PL gets him into the frame to manage a bigger club, (of which there are several), that is the sort of career advancement that Spurs will have served as a stepping stone towards. He has already proven that loyalty doesn't count for much against ambition. Now Spurs are way ahead of us in the league, any chance you will finally admit the obvious that they were, are and will more than likely remain a significantly bigger club than us? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
austsaint Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 Win it this season and it's a creditable performance. Stay and finish outside of the top four next season because United & Chelsea get their acts together with new top managers, as well as the possibility that Klopp gets Liverpool performing and Guardiola gets City firing on all cylinders and Poch's performance this season is seen as a blip. If winning the PL gets him into the frame to manage a bigger club, (of which there are several), that is the sort of career advancement that Spurs will have served as a stepping stone towards. He has already proven that loyalty doesn't count for much against ambition. "Win it this season and it's a creditable performance". Come on Wes, Poch might be seen as a shifty character for the way he left us for Spurs, but if he guides that lot to Champions status he's earned a bigger accolade than "creditable performance". He was a very good Manager for us; a very good one for them and will be successful at the next Club he goes to. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saint Charlie Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 "Win it this season and it's a creditable performance". Come on Wes, Poch might be seen as a shifty character for the way he left us for Spurs, but if he guides that lot to Champions status he's earned a bigger accolade than "creditable performance". He was a very good Manager for us; a very good one for them and will be successful at the next Club he goes to. This. He is an excellent Manager. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scotty Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 If there's one thing I've learned about mauricio pochettino it's that his loyalty to a club is beyond question. His heart is at tottenham hotspur, no way would he leave for money or glory no matter what else was on offer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lallana's Left Peg Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 If there's one thing I've learned about mauricio pochettino it's that his loyalty to a club is beyond question. His heart is at tottenham hotspur, no way would he leave for money or glory no matter what else was on offer. Exactly. He will follow in the footsteps of Michael Carrick, Dimitar Berbatov, Luka Modric, Gareth Bale and club hero Sol Campbell who all shunned moves to bigger and better teams to commit their future to Spurs. They are different to other clubs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lord Duckhunter Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 If there's one thing I've learned about mauricio pochettino it's that his loyalty to a club is beyond question. His heart is at tottenham hotspur, no way would he leave for money or glory no matter what else was on offer. Totally different set of circumstances than when he left us . One , he's still working for the chairman that took him on & who he appears to have a decent relationship with . Two, he can gain champions league experience with Spurs , experience that could lead to a bigger job . Three, there's a decent chance he could win something , he's been in one final already . There's also the prospect of a 60,000 stadium which is near on double what we have. There's also the question of his contract , I doubt levy will make it as easy as we did to move on . Why do people think that just because he bailed out on us after 18 months he's going to do the same to them ? Their a different level than us . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Miltonaggro Posted 16 February, 2016 Share Posted 16 February, 2016 If Chelsea or United flash their knickers he'll be off like a shot, you watch! No shame, all about the money, all about him. Spurs are obviously bigger than Saints with a more impressive, though dusty, trophy cabinet, but they are not on the level of the current big four and won't be for the foreseeable. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lord Duckhunter Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 If Chelsea or United flash their knickers he'll be off like a shot, you watch! No shame, all about the money, all about him. Based on what? You seem to think that because he upped and jumped ship at the first opportunity he's going to do it again . The situation he found himself in that summer is totally different from the situation he will find himself in this summer . Some of our supporters seem to have convinced themselves that he's that sort of bloke , a disloyal twt. Maybe it's because they don't want to accept that perhaps Levy & Spurs were far more attractive than us. If Utd or Chelsea flash their knickers at Ron , what do you suppose he will do , turn them down and sign a new contract with us ? No doubt you'll be posting the same about him if it happened . Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Batman Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 A lot of talk about him just leaving is up there with the predictions of him not lasting under leavy. He will remain at Spurs for a little while yet There is more chance of Ron leaving for those clubs mentioned than MP. Obviously, that will be different Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CB Fry Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 There's no evidence to suggest that Poch is any more disloyal than any comparable football manager so no idea where this "he'll be off like a shot" garbage is coming from. As Lord D says, he's no more likely to be "off like a shot" to Chelsea than Koeman would be. And if Poch does above and beyond with Spurs this season - say winning the league - then perversely that makes him far less likely to leave them. There's no way on earth he would lift the league title with Spurs, instantly becoming a club legend and one of their greatest ever managers, only to immediately quit and join non-Champions League Chelsea or Man U. It just wouldn't happen. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
whelk Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 There's no evidence to suggest that Poch is any more disloyal than any comparable football manager so no idea where this "he'll be off like a shot" garbage is coming from. As Lord D says, he's no more likely to be "off like a shot" to Chelsea than Koeman would be. And if Poch does above and beyond with Spurs this season - say winning the league - then perversely that makes him far less likely to leave them. There's no way on earth he would lift the league title with Spurs, instantly becoming a club legend and one of their greatest ever managers, only to immediately quit and join non-Champions League Chelsea or Man U. It just wouldn't happen. He might also realise the richest club in the world(next year) don't come calling too often. Although would be mad to take it but having £100m to spend every transfer window would be very tempting. Then there's the sh it weather. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Biscuits Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 So he's off then? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CB Fry Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 So he's off then? like a shot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dronskisaint Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 Once a rat always a rat, he'll sell his sole to the highest bidder and take his mates with him. Could go to Spain rather than England where the language will be less of a problem for him. This! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OldNick Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 Staying at Spurs is far more likely than if at us , as he knows the cream of the squad will not be sold every summer. He can build, he may lose the odd superstar but not anything that moves if a great offer comes in Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chris27687 Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 Of course he would go to Man Utd - do a good job there and he can go to Barca or real, he'll bring Dele Alli and Kane with him which will be even funnier. Will be interesting to see if UTD wait till the summer or jump for Mourinho early. The neutral in me wants to see Mourinho come so we have Guardiola, Simeone, Mourinho, Wenger, Klopp, Koeman & Poch - going head to head. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DT Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 I think he'd go like a shot if a big club with their own song came in for him Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wes Tender Posted 17 February, 2016 Author Share Posted 17 February, 2016 "Win it this season and it's a creditable performance". Come on Wes, Poch might be seen as a shifty character for the way he left us for Spurs, but if he guides that lot to Champions status he's earned a bigger accolade than "creditable performance". He was a very good Manager for us; a very good one for them and will be successful at the next Club he goes to. I don't see any reason to upgrade the adjective "creditable". Spurs have been knocking on the door of the top four for some time and in this exceptional season, Chelsea and Man United have performed poorly, allowing Spurs to take those clubs' places, plus traditional top four club Liverpool are a shadow of their former selves, even though they also managed second place a couple of seasons ago. The club worthy of the very highest praise is Leicester, who have punched far above their weight. I don't disagree that Pochettino was a good manager for us, nor that he has been a good manager for Spurs. As for his future success, that depends on several factors, many of which have been mentioned. My opinion is that if he gets offers from the really big clubs, he will weigh up the possibility that next season is going to be much harder to achieve similar success, as the top clubs that stuttered this season will probably get their acts together. For him it will be a twist or stick situation. Stay and achieve success at an equal level and his stock will rise further. But if improvements to the other top sides mean that they finish outside the top four, then his reputation will take a knock. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wes Tender Posted 17 February, 2016 Author Share Posted 17 February, 2016 Now Spurs are way ahead of us in the league, any chance you will finally admit the obvious that they were, are and will more than likely remain a significantly bigger club than us? Have I ever claimed that we were a bigger club than Spurs? I don't think so. Could we ever finish ahead on them in the PL? Yes, Leicester show that is feasible under the right circumstances. At the start of the season, anybody who claimed that Leicester would be top of the division at this stage would have been taken away by men in white coats. Scorn would also have been poured on anybody on here who predicted that at this stage we would be above Chelsea and Liverpool and just one point behind Van Gaal's United. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
austsaint Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 I don't see any reason to upgrade the adjective "creditable". Spurs have been knocking on the door of the top four for some time and in this exceptional season, Chelsea and Man United have performed poorly, allowing Spurs to take those clubs' places, plus traditional top four club Liverpool are a shadow of their former selves, even though they also managed second place a couple of seasons ago. The club worthy of the very highest praise is Leicester, who have punched far above their weight. I don't disagree that Pochettino was a good manager for us, nor that he has been a good manager for Spurs. As for his future success, that depends on several factors, many of which have been mentioned. My opinion is that if he gets offers from the really big clubs, he will weigh up the possibility that next season is going to be much harder to achieve similar success, as the top clubs that stuttered this season will probably get their acts together. For him it will be a twist or stick situation. Stay and achieve success at an equal level and his stock will rise further. But if improvements to the other top sides mean that they finish outside the top four, then his reputation will take a knock. Yes, agree that Leicester, and therefore Manager Ranieri, deserve the highest praise just for breaking in to the top four, let alone if they win it. I take your point too, that if Tottenham do go on and win it, the pressure they, and Pochettino will be under to do well in the Champions League and maintain their lofty Prem position the following season will be immense and would have a bearing on Pochettino's reputation if the big Clubs come calling. I still think an adjective like superb rather than creditable in front of performance is more apt. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Batman Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 jesus. if spurs win the league it will be a totally excellent achievement. Nothing less Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
John B Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 Staying at Spurs is far more likely than if at us , as he knows the cream of the squad will not be sold every summer. He can build, he may lose the odd superstar but not anything that moves if a great offer comes in I think you make a good point and why would he want to move to Man U or Chelsea if Spurs are in the CL and they are not Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Heisenberg Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 Spurs have marginally improved from last season - after 28 games last season they had 51 points, so they got there 2 games earlier this season......WOW Whats changed is the other clubs - they have become far more inconsistant. We got to 51 points after a similar number of games last season and it was good enough for 6/7th spot - this year the same total gets you 2nd spot and suddenly MoPo is a wonderful manager Oh and of course MoPo would leave immediately if Man U, Chelsea or anyone bigger than Spurs came knocking. The guy has zero loyalty and is a rat till the end. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
John B Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 jesus. if spurs win the league it will be a totally excellent achievement. Nothing less I agree but if they dont win the League but qualify for the CL he still will have done a great job far better than I expected. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saint_Ash Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 Poch is a quality manager, he makes his players work extremely hard and going to spurs was a step up. If he wins the league it will be an excellent achievement only slightly watered down due to the surprise poor effort by Chelsea and Man u having a manager who is struggling with his team. Of posh does win the league he'll be well and truly under the radar of the very top teams and if spurs start performing badly next season or go out of the champs league early he'll be off like a shot. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CB Saint Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 I would absolutely hate it if Spurs won the league, however I would doff my cap to them with gritted teeth. However, I am of the opinion that he will join a big club when they come knocking - There are going to be a few without managers this summer. and when he does, oh how i will laugh. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cambsaint Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 I think he will stay for the reason that he can do a Fergie there and resurrect a club that was massive in the fifties and early sixties ( Spurs not MU), and take them back to major success. It would be regarded as (and would be) a far greater achievement than going to a top club with established stars and just continuing their success. This year he has shown us that he is as good as we all thought he was, achieved far beyond expectations. He has the opportunity to become one of the greats. Also he has shown himself as outstanding in developing young players, and there is possibly a question mark whether his playing style and management philosophy would go down well with established superstars. IMHO and I really mean that this time, (no sarcasm for once) , he should stay and try to make Spurs CL winners. Imagine the adulation he will get from the Londoncentric football media if he does that. I imagine that Levy and the extremely rich owner will do all they can to keep him. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stevegrant Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 jesus. if spurs win the league it will be a totally excellent achievement. Nothing less It'll also be the most ****ing nauseating experience imaginable for the rest of the country. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ALWAYS_SFC Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 jesus. if spurs win the league it will be a totally excellent achievement. Nothing less Will you be "supporting" them instead of Stoke, Everton,Palace etc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Miltonaggro Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 I think he'd go like a shot if a big club with their own song came in for him This is the primary reason for my unfounded pessimism :-) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WokingSaint Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 Spurs have marginally improved from last season - after 28 games last season they had 51 points, so they got there 2 games earlier this season......WOW Whats changed is the other clubs - they have become far more inconsistant. We got to 51 points after a similar number of games last season and it was good enough for 6/7th spot - this year the same total gets you 2nd spot and suddenly MoPo is a wonderful manager Oh and of course MoPo would leave immediately if Man U, Chelsea or anyone bigger than Spurs came knocking. The guy has zero loyalty and is a rat till the end. Agree! but if a big European Club come calling he will not hesitate to join them. For all of his achievements, he has no loyalty to anyone but himself. And would the media please stop giving him credit for bringing on players who were already established at Saints. He was plucked from total obscurity and achieved a reasonable result with Nigel Adkins squad! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Lord Duckhunter Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 For all of his achievements, he has no loyalty to anyone but himself! How is he any more disloyal than any other manager ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Turkish Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 It'll also be the most ****ing nauseating experience imaginable for the rest of the country. Liverpool winning it would be more nauseating. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Batman Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 Agree! but if a big European Club come calling he will not hesitate to join them. For all of his achievements, he has no loyalty to anyone but himself. And would the media please stop giving him credit for bringing on players who were already established at Saints. He was plucked from total obscurity and achieved a reasonable result with Nigel Adkins squad! how is that different to anyone else? he was more than reasonable at saints, ffs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Chalkboy Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 I think Spurs and Poch must be pinching themselves at how the season has turned out so far. Don't think any of us would have predicted that Chelsea and Man U would be so poor, thus allowing Spurs that chance at top four. Their pursuit of Vic and Berahino says to me they weren't convinced the squad was strong enough at the start of the season and couldn't have imagined they'd be where they are now. Knowing that Man U and Chelsea are out of the running must have given them a mighty injection of belief. This is their chance. Uugh For me there is no doubt that Poch is a good manager but I do think he is starting to believe the hype surrounding himself and has been the beneficiary of a poor league this season. He's been good whilst the other normal contenders have been poor. Everything seems to have gone for them, from very few injuries to key players, lucky ref decisions to underperforming big teams. The real test of whether he is the real deal will be next season, if he stays, which I think he will. Why give up CL football to go and rebuild another team? (unless it's to another CL team like Athletico.......which I see as a good fit for him.) Would love him to leave Spurs - can't stand 'em. Them in combination with Poch is a heady brew of negativity for me. Silly really - wish it didn't bother me Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fatboy40 Posted 17 February, 2016 Share Posted 17 February, 2016 I think Spurs and Poch must be pinching themselves at how the season has turned out so far. Don't think any of us would have predicted that Chelsea and Man U would be so poor, thus allowing Spurs that chance at top four... +1, totally agree (and this bloody forum is begging for a 'like' button for posts !). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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