I get what you mean.
What I meant to post was; I think Spurs fans will lose their support for Poch with every passing season he doesn't win silverware.
I really believe a couple more seasons of mediocre transfers and no silverware will end Poch's shelf life at Spurs.
The only thing going for Spurs is that Arsenal have fell off a cliff.
That does depend on the situation. Right now I don't know any manager who could do a better job than what Poch has done and continue to do, is he perfect? No, but realistically he is doing as well as we could wish for, and people criticising him is doing so from goalposts that are far removed from whats fair.
We are playing without a proper home, no transfers, and for a long time we have had a very low spend compared to all top 6 clubs. Why are we compared to the top 6 instead of being compared with Everton, West Ham, Leicester and Palace? Our spending is much closer to those teams. It's because we have bought smartly and we are well coached and therefore get results that have seen us close to the top of the table. Of course this is not all down to Pochettino, but he has exceeded realistic expectations every step of the way. To all those claiming he should have won something, well I personally also feel he should have gotten through at least one of the semi-finals and perhaps lifted a trophy, but that's a testament to the job he is doing with the squad. And sometimes luck do play a part such as now when we were without 3 of our best attackers.
My point is that we can't be stupid and ask for the unreasonable. Next season we will be back in a proper home ground, and if he is backed in the transfer market then we can start expecting him to win things. Right now we are very thin in a few key positions such as fullbacks and midfield. If he was backed like Klopp, Mourinho or Guardiola was then he should be expected to challenge for the title, but he is not even backed like any of the other top 6 managers, it's not even close.