Exclusive: Tottenham’s Stance on Sacking Ange Postecoglou Following Bournemouth Defeat
Tottenham Endure Another Disappointing Defeat, Falling to Bournemouth on the Road Thursday Night
Despite dealing with a series of injuries, Tottenham have already dropped several crucial points this season against lower-ranked teams.
Following Thursday night’s loss at the Vitality Stadium, manager Ange Postecoglou faced angry fans, highlighting the frustration surrounding Spurs’ underwhelming start to the campaign.
Missed opportunities have left the team struggling to join the battle for Champions League qualification.
However, TBR Football sources revealed on Friday morning that Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy and the club’s leadership are not panicking about Postecoglou’s position.
Tottenham Standing by Postecoglou
While some, including former Spurs player Jamie O’Hara, speculated about a potential managerial change, the north London club reportedly remains committed to Postecoglou’s project.
Club insiders believe the Australian is the right man to navigate the current challenges and rebuild the team.
Tottenham acknowledge the significant injury issues impacting the squad. Key players, such as Micky van de Ven, are edging closer to a return, but Postecoglou has had to make do without several first-choice starters recently.
Despite this, the 59-year-old is reportedly working tirelessly to address the team’s struggles and improve performances.
Postecoglou Reacts to Bournemouth Defeat
Though Bournemouth players noted Tottenham’s physicality during the match, Postecoglou was deeply frustrated by the loss, calling it a repeated issue for the team. Speaking after the game, he said: “We have to open up.
They can sit back. Just really disappointing it has happened again. Something for me to mull over and do something about.”
The result highlighted Tottenham’s ongoing vulnerabilities and inconsistency, adding pressure ahead of a series of tougher fixtures in the coming weeks.
Despite the rocky start, the club is maintaining faith in Postecoglou for now, trusting his ability to guide the team through this challenging period and deliver long-term progress.
