Postecoglou unable to give a clear answer on whether he will remain Tottenham’s head coach
Tottenham’s freefall continues. In the 23rd round of the Premier League, the Spurs hosted Leicester and suffered a 2-1 defeat, matching an unfortunate record from 1912.
After the match, Spurs head coach Ange Postecoglou spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live, addressing the result and answered some tough questions.
Quote: “Obviously, it’s extremely disappointing. At the same time, I have to acknowledge that this group of players gave everything.
Ultimately, it’s about staying strong — we’ll have key players returning over the next couple of weeks — that’s all this group needs. They just need help. Once reinforcements arrive, I’m confident things will change.
Will I still be Spurs manager when all the injured players are back? Who knows? I’m sure there are plenty who would say ‘no.’ But I don’t feel isolated because the players are giving everything for this club, and I’ve got an excellent staff doing the same,” said Postecoglou.
For context: Tottenham has now suffered their fourth consecutive Premier League defeat and, after this round, sits in 15th place in the league table.
Liam Carter
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Translated by the editors