“Tottenham Stars in SHOCKING Revolt Against Ange Postecoglou’s OUTRAGEOUS Antics – You Won’t Believe What He Did!”

Tottenham Hotspur’s recent display against Eintracht Frankfurt showed no signs of a squad turning against their manager.

On the contrary, the players appeared fully committed to Ange Postecoglou, fighting hard in a match many believed was pivotal to his future.

The post-match celebrations further highlighted the significance of the result, not just for the team but for the entire coaching staff.

After the game, Postecoglou expressed his appreciation for the players, praising them for maintaining faith in his philosophy despite the many setbacks they’ve encountered this season.

Several Spurs players have also publicly voiced their support for the Australian, signaling unity within the squad.

Despite these outward signs of solidarity, reports suggest not everything is smooth behind closed doors at Hotspur Way.

According to journalist Duncan Castles, there have been growing tensions between Postecoglou and certain members of the squad.

Speaking on The Transfers Podcast, Castles revealed that some of Postecoglou’s actions have not been well received by the players.

He noted specific incidents, including the manager’s habit of reacting angrily after poor results—screaming and throwing objects in the dressing room.

Additionally, Castles mentioned that in October, Postecoglou took a personal break and left training responsibilities to his assistants, which reportedly did not sit well with some of the squad.

Castles stated: “I’ve been hearing some interesting things regarding Postecoglou’s relationship with the players and the club.

From what I’m told, several players have been unhappy with him for a while over a number of issues.

The holiday he took in October and his emotional outbursts following defeats are examples of what’s been causing friction.”

Despite these behind-the-scenes claims, the team’s performance against Frankfurt suggests that Postecoglou still holds the dressing room’s support.

Tottenham fans are familiar with what it looks like when a manager loses the players, as seen in the final stages of the Mourinho, Conte, and Nuno eras.

That scenario doesn’t appear to be unfolding under Postecoglou.

In fact, it could be argued that one of the main reasons Daniel Levy has not made a managerial change is precisely because the players continue to back their boss.

Without that support, Postecoglou’s position might have already been in jeopardy.