Ange postcoglou says he “falls out of love” with football for a week after a week full of uncertainty for the coach under Tottenham.
Wednesday’s defeat of 1-0 in Chelsea saw a postcogla to do some undesirable history when he became the first boss of Spurs, who lost the first four games away on the Stamford Bridge home Tottenham’s rivals.
At the end, many SPURS supporters questioned the manager’s tactics and raised his decision to replace Lucas Bergvall for Pope Sarr – some fans sang “you do not know what you are doing” on the postcogla on the touch line.
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The new angle Ange Postecoglou’s Surping and waving Tottenham fans after singing in their direction during Spurs’s defeat at Chelsea on Stamford Bridge.
When Sarr scored only five minutes later, the postcoglou turned to the Spurs fans, and seemed that some of what some perceived in response to BOOS.
The goal, however, was expelled after the lengthy control of VAR and one of the things that the postcogla spoke of after the game was his growing disconnection with football.
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Var banned Sarr’s equalizer for Spurs after calling for Caicedo!
It’s simple, he said Postcogla before Sunday’s conflict with Southampton – Var Horse screwed up.
“I do not understand. As a human being, we are a bit of a bit of receiving everything,” Postecoglou explained.
“I don’t understand it. I don’t know. I just thought we had a little more of us as a race as to the fight against things that derailed the core of what we believe in.
“It’s like these things,” he added as he picked up a cell phone in front of him. “We accept them in our lives and now we are trying to wind them all because we know that the damage they cause.
“The horse screwed up – it’s the same with Var and football, but we just let it turn.”
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“It’s not the game I loved”
Asked if Var let him get out of love with a beautiful game, postcogla said, “There is no doubt that this is not the game I loved.
“Maybe I was influenced by England and especially the old first division. What I loved, unlike other leagues, was just a frenetic pace.
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Ange Postecogle said he was killing the game and refusing to respond to Tottenham Hotspur Away fans when Booed was for bringing Pope Matar Sarr.
“There has always been something in English football, and it influenced me a lot when it comes to the type of football I liked to watch. There have always been a lot of other leagues we could watch, but it was always an English first division, you know that the end, not many teams trying to hold victory.
“As I said it was the speed and pace I loved. I tried to design a gameplan who has pace and energy, because I think that if we bring people there for an hour and a half of fun and engagement, you want them from your seat.
“What, there was 12 minutes of extra time (at the end against Chelsea). I think it’s not like a boil was brought last month, it’s been here for a long time.
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The Ange Postecogle seemed to attract the ears of Spurs in response to them earlier, as he sings, “You don’t know what you are doing”.
“If people want it, let’s continue. I don’t like it.
“I get out of love for the game because I love the celebration of the goals. For that I paid a high price (against Chelsea).
Ange ‘made a mistake’ celebrating before the culmination
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Ange postcoglou says he made a mistake celebrating the forbidden goal of Pope Sarr before boiling the strike when he asked his controversial reaction to Tottenham supporters during the defeat in Chelsea.
Postecogle acknowledged that he made a mistake with his celebration against the Spurs fans in Chelsea – because he did not expect to cook Sarr’s forbidden goal.
“Last night I made a mistake in celebrating the goal,” he said.
“I think that Var came in Scotland – and there were four or five incidents in the first game and we have stood up – I decided not to really celebrate the goals because it makes no sense because you have to wait for you to check.
“Apparently, supporters were not satisfied with my decision that is okay. My answer was to celebrate and make them make any noise and get a team.
“I thought it was a real shift of momentum at that moment because we ended up strong.
But Var is obviously not the only culprit for the record of Tottenham poverty League, with a defeat on Stamford Bridge of their 16th. Loss of Premier League this season.
“I fought with my whole career and I will continue to fight until I tell me to stop with someone,” added Postecoglou.
The boss Spurs admitted before the match that there were some excellent candidates who could drive it Tottenham if the club decided to throw it away.
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Chief coach SPURS Ange Postecogle said there were some “excellent candidates” to replace it if the club decided to go in a different direction.
In response to how to deal with speech around his future, the postcogla replied: “I know what my duties are. I’m sure that if the club decides to go in a different direction, there are some excellent candidates.
“And you know what, maybe someone will think,” Ah Ange postcogla is not a bad coach, maybe we’ll take Punt “.
“They don’t include my world, it doesn’t consume me. I’m here and passionate about what we’re doing.
“I was brought to change the way the club plays, rejuvenated the group and brought success. I focus on it and that’s what I’m going to do next.”
Positive postcoglou
The postcogla remains optimistic that Tottenham can still end his season at high with Sunday visit to Southmpton, followed by the first quarterfinal of the European League at home with Eintracht Frankfurt.
“I certainly saw enough there last night that if we can build on it, and Sunday is a good opportunity to do so, then we can get to the levels we have to get for Europe,” he said.
“As for what we have to try and do, it is to get to the level to get around Frankfurt. They are the first task and it makes no sense.
“If you look at yesterday’s night in connection with the game, games in Europe are difficult, they are usually quite tight.
“I was a disappointed goal we admitted, but sometimes we fought to stay in the game and we have to take this mentality into every game we play in Europe – because they tend to be cagey and stricter – and still improve in several areas.
“We have this opportunity ahead of us, where we are in the quarterfinals of the European League and you just don’t understand.
“We are one of the eight teams in the competition and no matter what is happening before and what happens afterwards, do not let this opportunity slip without at least focusing on trying to achieve it.”
Redknapp: Europa League is all or nothing for Spurs
Sky Sports’ Jamie Redknapp:
“Frankfurt is everything or nothing, I have never seen a club where it is a joy or despair in all aspects because it will be proven correctly. Everything he said early in the season.
“It’s in the European League, and right now the players look like this. Ange said they’re doing well, but they weren’t players.
“Since they had all of them back. It’s as poor as I have seen playing all season.
“If they weren’t in Europe, I don’t think he’s still a manager. He was so poor and knew the price on the ticket.
“You won’t lose 16 games in a club like Tottenham. They have to win a cup if they do – they create history. If you don’t do that, you’ll be history. That’s why it’s all or nothing for Ange.”
