"IT IS NOT EASY TO BE LIKE WENGER", SAYS POCHETTINO.

'It's difficult to be like wenger',says pochettino.Pochettino says the Arsenal boss is the last of his era.

The eagerness of owners implies the Premier League won't see any semblance of the Gunners supervisor once more, trusts his Spurs partner. 

Mauricio Pochettino thinks Arsene Wenger could be the last Premier League chief to stay responsible for a club for an age.

Wenger is the longest-serving director in the alliance by a colossal separation, having been in his post at Arsenal since 1996.

Just Bournemouth's Eddie Howe and Burnley supervisor Sean Dyche have endured over five years at their clubs, while Pochettino's three-and-a-half years at Tottenham make him the fourth longest serving chief in the Premier League.

What's more, Pochettino, talking in front of Saturday's north London derby amongst Tottenham and Arsenal, figures fretfulness from club proprietors will make it unthinkable for anybody to keep going as long as Wenger.

"It's troublesome [to resemble Wenger]," Pochettino told columnists. "For various reasons, it is extreme. Perhaps we are discussing one of the last chiefs to have the capacity to apply this control over everything in a football club.

"The proprietors are diverse nowadays. Previously, England was a tad of a heaven for football. It was novel: there was regard for ventures, for individuals, regard for supervisors, and notwithstanding when I landed at Southampton five years prior, it was still there.

"In any case, now the proprietors are unique. At the point when English football began to incorporate more with European football, England began to share the Latin culture more. What's more, over the most recent couple of years, everything that has occurred in the English diversion is like what might occur in another European nation."

Tottenham have finished talk of a 'Wembley revile' with a 12-amusement unbeaten keep running in the Premier League at their transitory home, beating Manchester United 2-0 in their last match at the national stadium.

Pochettino trusts Spurs, who will move once again into a redeveloped White Hart Lane for the 2018-19, now feel at home at Wembley