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How people at Tottenham feel about Ange Postecoglou’s future after two cup exits in a week
After beating Brentford 2-0 away from home in the Premier League, which provided reason for optimism at Tottenham Hotspur, Ange Postecoglou’s side have now bowed out of two cup competitions with a whimper.
Tottenham were first beaten 4-0 at Anfield in the second leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final, a trip that was simply beyond the players available to Postecoglou.
Then, Spurs had an equally tough visit to Villa Park, a match which they ꦇlost 2-1 on S🐲unday evening, a scoreline that could have been a lot worse.
- FA Cup
- League Cup
I♍t’s all pretty doom and gloom in N17 for a side who are currently 14th in the Premier Leagu🎃e and now relying on continental success to save their season.
Of course, the context to all this misery is👍 the injury crisis that currently exists in north London, one that should improve very soon.
Tottenham continuing to back Ange Postecoglou but Europa League is crucial
That being said, The Telegraph have now provided 🗹an update on how Postecoglou’s future is being seen at t♕he club.
The report states that there ‘remains a belief’ that the club can come out෴ of this period stronger if they stick together – continuing to back Posecoglou and his plans.

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However, support for Postecoglou i🌃s now being tested by recent results, which hܫas put a real emphasis on winning the Europa League.
Spurs ♔have now qualified for the last-16 stage of the competition, which is crucial to the club fꦗor two reasons.
Not only does it represent a possible trophy win for a club who are seriously craving silverware, but it’s also a direct route to qualify for th♎e Champions League next season for the competition’s🃏 winner.
The Telegraph report that this season’s Europa League campaign will be crucial to Postecoglou’s long-term 🐭prospects in N17, a manager who is being supported but also closely watched.
Postecoglou has questions to answer
Following defeat to Villa, former Tottenham player Jamie O’Hara called for Postecoglou to be sacked, a quite reactionary conclusion.
But given all the questions that ♋understa😼ndably exist from outside of the club, it is fair to call for Postecoglou to go, in addition to Daniel Levy.
Spurs haven’t been good enough, injury crisis or not, and much ♛more pragmatism could have been shown considering the circumstances.
A complicated ꦿsituation, but one that will be easier to draw conclusions from once Postecoglou has his best players available again.
Spurs now have one game a week fo🍒r the foreseeable future, a period in which results and players need to recover fast.