Dimitar Berbatov

I want him to stay.

Because I speak with a lot of guys and everybody says only good words about him.

The way he handles the team, how he speaks with players, how he manages games, you know.

And for Spurs to grow and develop as a team and reach the level and heights they want to reach to win silverware, I think this is the man that needs to stay there.

But at the same time, probably he's thinking something else.

I don't know.

Everybody wants to develop.

Next step, next step, next step.

Of course, and then again, it goes the same as it goes for the players, the managers.

Come Real Madrid, come Barcelona, you're going home, you're doing your job, but then you go home.

You're like, OK, wait a minute, this is Real Madrid we're talking about.

This is Barcelona.

I want to do the next step, I want to do the next step.

And then you calculate and in the end you take a decision.

But I want him to stay.

Because he's the one who's got to try and make sure that he understands... Yes, and this is my hope, because Daniel Levy is a great businessman and he knows how to negotiate, how to make the best deal possible for his team.

In this case, I hope that he really wants Pochettino to stay

And if he wants that, he's going to make sure that he's going to stay and then he stays.

You know the January players that come are sometimes difficult to adapt to, especially if they're foreign players.

If they're Premier League players, again, new team, new players, new style.