Last season, Tottenham was one of the best Premier League teams. Completing in 5th place after notably a remarkable start to the season where the Spurs had even been primary for a while, everything was for the best in the best of worlds among the Londoners. Finally, a few months later, nothing is right for the men of Ange Postcoglou. Despite interesting results in the Europa Cup and League, Tottenham still does not do in the Premier League.
Remaining on six games without victory including five championship defeats, Tottenham received Leicester this Sunday (3 p.m.). Once again, the rout of the teammates of Pedro Porro will have been total. Outdated in all areas, the Londoners had nevertheless achieved a first correct period sold by an opening of the Richarlison score (33rd). Finally, a return from the catastrophic locker room with two goals conceded in a blow will have been right for the Spurs, who therefore lost a new game in the league. Winner of only one of their last eleven championship matches, Tottenham is completely dropped in the Premier League and has only eight small points ahead of the relegation area by pointing to an abnormal fifteenth place.
Pressure is accentuated around Ange Postcoglou
Inevitably, in such a sports slump, difficult to see how Ange Postcoglou could keep his position in the coming weeks. Asked after this new setback against the Foxes, the 59 -year -old coach split a laconic statement to talk about his future: “If I am threatened?” Who knows? When you are a club manager, you can be very vulnerable and isolated. But I don't feel that. I see a group of players who give everything for the club. When the guys who have to come back will come back, it will give energy to everyone. Is there something that I could say that would change what I should do tomorrow morning? Nothing. I am a football coach and I am on the results, that's how the world works. ”
On his front page of the day, the Daily Star Bushed PostCoglou, referring to the spicy outing of the former Tottenham Jamie O'Hara who claimed the departure of the Australo-Greek coach. However, the former Celtic Glasgow coach is not the only one to be in the eye of the cyclone in Tottenham. Indeed, the owner Daniel Lévy also targeted this Sunday with a banner displayed in the stands and which clearly points to it: “24 years old, 16 managers, a trophy – it's time to change.But as often in these cases, the first fuse that jumps is the coach. Thus, Angel Postcoglou is in very poor posture with Tottenham and an imminent departure seems inevitable…
