Eddie Howe has rejected possibilities of him being the replacement of Mauricio Pochettino if the present Spurs manager decides to leave the club.
Following the ouster of Jose Mourinho, Pochettino is touted to be the leading candidate to fill in the vacant role at Manchester United. The Argentine does have a pretty lengthy contract with the North London club but if United do really come with an irresistible offer it would be hard for him to turn it down.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been handed the charge on an interim basis but the club hierarchy is likely to appoint a fresh face before the start of the new season and a number of names are being discussed for the post.
Howe has had an excellent start to the current campaign but Bournemouth have struggled in the last few matches.
He said, “Tottenham have an outstanding manager who is doing an unbelievable job. I’m not going to comment on a club that have a manager – it is disrespectful.
“I do not pay it any attention whatsoever. I do not give it any credibility. I do not waste my time seeking it, looking at it or thinking about it. It has got absolutely no relevance to me.
“I always manage like I’m going to be here for the next 100 years. In my long-term thinking, I am always thinking what is best for the club in every decision that I make.
“It is absolutely foolish of me to think of anything other than this club. I am absolutely committed 100 per cent to every minute here. I am working as hard as I can for AFC Bournemouth.”
