Ange Postecoglou, director of Tottenham Hotspur, openly addressed the perspective of losing his job, admitting that Spurs will have “some prominent candidates” to replace him and will not fight to find another job.
Spurs heads toward Thursday’s London Derby against Chelsea Fell to 14th place. The London North dress has lost 15 of its 29 first -lap games to this term despite scoring as many goals as its Arsenal neighbors, which are second.
Postecoglou has blamed a record of ruinous injuries and Poor preseason planning On the form of Tottenham’s Premier League, although he freely admits that it has been a “hard” and “disappointing” season.
These bewildering results have asked for speculation about the future of postcoglou. Bournemouth’s head, Andoni Iraola, has been invoiced as a candidate for the First Choice of Tottenham to replace the Australians. Marco Silva de Fulham and Brentford’s manager, Thomas Frank, have also been floating.
When the subject of its possible departure was raised, Postcogle tried to convey a sense of tranquility. “I am sure if the club decides to go in a different direction, there are some prominent candidates here,” he scolded. “You know what, maybe someone will think,” Ah Ange Postecoglou is not a bad coach, maybe we will make a point. “I don’t spoil the world.
Current Manager of the United States Men’s Selection Mauricio Pochettino recently reiterated His desire to return to Tottenham at some point in the future. Once again, Postecoglou was shown to be undone.
“Mauritius, if he wants to return one day, I hope he goes through him. We all have dreams and aspirations, if that is what he wants,” Postecoglou insisted. “I do not feel unpleasant. I think if you ask this question to Mauricio, you would get a clear answer about what was your intention. Again, nothing about me to consume -ME. I am more focused on trying to ensure -we win tomorrow night.”
The spurs are still involved in Europe League and have a quarter Against the Bundesliga dress, Eintracht Frankfurt is quickly approaching. For the whole talk of leaving potentially, Postecoglou was still thinking about this season. “I was led to change the way the club play, to rejuvenate the squad, to bring success; I am focused on it,” he said. “This is what I will continue to do.”
