But if we want to win titles, if we want to be real contenders, we need to operate in a different way.' It is one thing to reduce the gap with the top four. 'That is the point when people talk about winning titles. Now, after five years the club is on another level but the way we operate hasn't changed. 'For us when we arrived at Tottenham it was completely different. If they sign a manager it's about winning titles, winning the Premier League or the top four. For some clubs it's only about the winning. 'It's our own pressure, our stress that we try to win. 'I want to win the Premier League,' said Pochettino. On Tuesday night, Spurs face the first leg of a semi-final against Chelsea, more big-spending rivals who know how it feels at the sharp end of football's spectrum of expectation. Manchester City await in the final unless Burton Albion of League One can produce one of the greatest cup upsets of all time. Pochettino's team are closing in on the Carabao Cup final, having beaten Arsenal in the last round. The manager does not expect anyone in this month and yet, midway through his fifth season at the club, he is often told it is time to deliver trophies. Tottenham have not signed a new player since Lucas Moura arrived from Paris Saint-Germain almost a year ago. 'From my point of view it was so unfair how the people treated him and talked, but we will see.' But I don't know because I need to ask him one day if he was happy in the way he finished. 'I hope to be here for 20 years and decide to leave or finish my career here. 'It's true we work and we know the reality,' said Pochettino. Spurs have skipped the unprecedented success and arrived at half-time.
Then came a decade struggling to compete as the new wealth of Chelsea and Manchester City took hold. His first decade was one of unprecedented success.
Wenger left Arsenal in May after 22 years. 'My only hope if I have the opportunity to talk with him is to ask if it was worth it. 'He deserves amazing recognition for his work. 'After all that Arsene Wenger gave for Arsenal, to finish the way it finished was a little bit unfair,' said Pochettino. His Tottenham are rapidly adopting all the hallmarks of post-Emirates Arsenal and he knows precisely how an era of austerity ended for Arsene Wenger. The paper also seeks to examine how these parallels help further understanding and tolerance on the part of young readers as they navigate modern society at large.The parallels for Mauricio Pochettino are perhaps a little too clear for comfort: a north London club with a rich heritage, a young team playing adventurous football and a fabulous but very expensive new stadium to finance.
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Much of the existing criticism of the novels notes these parallels, but this paper seeks to deepen the examination of the overall theme of racial purity and its relations to WWII, primarily by engaging the mythology of the series and drawing comparisons between fiction and history.
Racial purity has been a cornerstone of numerous historical regimes and conflicts and as such, many comparisons can be drawn from the Pureblood-Muggleborn struggle however, given the lack of emphasis on physical appearance, as well as a number of additional parallels among characters and events, one historical conflict stands out from the rest: Nazi Germany's anti-Semitism during the World War II era. Chief among these issues are the concepts of prejudice and racism, which are embodied in the series through the dispute over blood purity, specifically between those with entirely magical ancestry and those with mixed or non-magical ancestry. Beyond entertainment, however, Rowling's novels also contain a spectrum of compelling cultural issues that everyone eventually grapples with as their rose-tinted view of the world is compromised. Thanks in part to its charming cast of complex characters, heroic adventures, and entertaining litany of magical spells, the series has attained a sort of immortality. Abstract Since the publication of the first installment in 1997, JK Rowling's Harry Potter series has endured in popular culture as nothing less than a phenomenon.
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