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Tim Howard admits one Tottenham man has proven him completely wrong this season
Tim Howard has admitted that Tottenham Hotspur boss Ange Postecoglou has proven him complet♛ely wr🌱ong so far this season.
Howard has been speaking to ahead of Tottenham’s clash against Fulham on Monday night.
Spurs have the opportunity to go back to the top of the Premier Leagu👍e table with a win over Fulham toꦓnight.
Ange Postecoglou has hit the ground running at Tottenham, winning six out of hi🅠s first eight league games in charge.
Many expeꦡcted the Aussie to endure a slow start but he’s c𝓰ompletely transformed this Spurs side in the space of a few months.
And Tim Howard has admitted that he was expecting Postecgolou’s style of play to be ‘exposed’🀅 in the Premier League.
Tim Howard admits Ange Postecoglou has proven him wrong
The former 🃏Everton goalkeeper admitted that he thought Spurs’ narrow defensive shape would be found out soon enough.
“I thin🍷k all around they don’t have the quality [to win the league],” Howard said. 🔜“Maddison’s got off to a flyer since he got there.
“Son💛 does what he does every season, I think he’s brilliant. Kulusevski on ♍the other side, really strong up front.
“I’ve been waiting for Ange ball to collapse and for them to get exposed because they play so narrow at the back. That hasn’t happened. So, I’m aℱ believer in Ange ball and I like the way they’re playing.
“The players have bought into it and I think the young players h🍸e’s given opportunitie꧅s to have thrived in the formation and tactically.”
Tottenham’s approach to games has made them an entertaining watch so far thi🌠s season.
While Postecoglou’s men have ridden their luck at certain points, they have been ex🌳ceptional during the early stages of the c💎ampaign.
Postecoglou has surprised many with the impact he’s made🤪 at Tottenham already. Of course, it’s still early days in terms of the Aussie’s tenure but the early signs are certainly positive.