Ange Postecoglou reviews clash with Tottenham fans after Bournemouth loss & looks ahead to Chelsea

Frustration and Determination: Tottenham’s Manager Reflects on Recent Struggles

Tottenham Hotspur’s manager recently spoke about the team’s disappointing display against Bournemouth, which ended in an altercation between him and supporters. Despite the frustration, he remains determined to turn things around and bring success to the club.

The Impact of Feedback

When asked about the direct feedback from fans, the manager acknowledged that it’s not nice as a human being, but as a football manager, he understands that it’s part of the job to make sure views and opinions are heard. He emphasized that it doesn’t motivate him anymore, and he’s driven by his ambition to bring success to the club.

Recent Setbacks

The manager attributed the team’s recent struggles to a combination of factors, including the loss of key personnel and conceding sloppy goals in key moments. He acknowledged that the squad is thin, but emphasized that he can’t hold players accountable for their performance due to the lack of competition for places.

Gearing Up for Chelsea

Ahead of the match against Chelsea, the manager expressed his confidence in his team’s ability to put in a big performance. He acknowledged that Chelsea is in great form, but believes that motivation shouldn’t be a concern. He emphasized the importance of patching up the team physically and mentally to prepare for the challenge ahead.

Looking Back on the Tottenham-Chelsea Match

The manager reflected on the recent match between Tottenham and Chelsea, which was a Premier League classic. He acknowledged that it was a mixed emotion, as he was proud of the team’s performance but also knew that they lost key players due to injuries.

Consistency and Sustained Success

The manager emphasized that the team’s recent results, 18 wins, 18 defeats, and 8 draws, show that they haven’t been able to maintain a level of consistent performance. He acknowledged that every game they’ve lost has been by a goal, and that they should have been able to find a way to get a result.

January Transfers

When asked about potential signings in January, the manager emphasized that it’s dependent on the team’s availability and what’s available in the market. He won’t sign players just to alleviate immediate concerns unless it will help in the long-term approach.

Beating Chelsea

The manager acknowledged that beating Chelsea on Sunday would be significant, but emphasized that it’s not just about being a momentary side. He believes that the team needs to show that they can overcome challenges against rival teams like Chelsea.