Ange Postecoglou is still unpopular with Tottenham fans, according to Gary Neville’s ‘found out’ forecast.
After an undefeated start with Spurs, the former Hoops manager is in first place in the Premier League.
Ange Postecoglou may be enjoying success with Tottenham at the top of the Premier League, but Gary Neville doesn’t believe it will stay.
Spurs have had an undefeated start to life under the former Celtic manager, winning six and drawing two of their first eight games. They enter the international break at the top of the table, ahead of rival Arsenal on goals scored. After his appointment, English gamblers and the media questioned whether the Australian could handle the transition from the Scottish Premiership.
Wins over Liverpool and Manchester United, as well as a draw in the North London derby, were part of the start, which Postecoglou carried over after his success with the Hoops. Even though the 58-year-old has a proven track record of achievement dating back to before his time in Scotland, some individuals never learn, and commentators are still raising issues with the man.
One of them is Neville, who believes that Ange’s team has the ability to compete for those top slots in the standings and predicts that they will be exposed.
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Spurs have had an incredible start to the season, and they are definitely reaping the rewards of their coach’s labor.
Ryan Mason has been commended by Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou for playing a significant part in the team’s set-piece strategy this year.
a new appearanceAfter eight games in the Premier League, Spurs are in first place and are ahead of fierce rivals Arsenal in terms of goals scored.
Many people have praised Postecoglou’s lightning-quick rebuilding of the team despite losing the talismanic presence of Harry Kane for the free-flowing attacking football his team has played as well as their resiliency.
In the early going of Postecoglou’s debut season, goals from set pieces have also developed into something of a motif. Only Everton (5) has scored more goals from corners or free kicks than Tottenham has four so far this year.
In a short corner routine, James Maddison collected a pass from Dejan Kulusevski before turning to set up Micky van de Ven for their pivotal victory over Luton on Saturday.
This season, set plays, according to Postecoglou, have fallen under Mason’s purview, providing yet another opportunity for success.
Mase works really hard with the lads on set-pieces and always emphasizes that if it’s on early – get it early, and we were going to need his brilliant thinking and outside-the-box thinking, he said.
“An early corner or set piece and you can see Madders’ brain working before they’re fully organised and creates a little bit of magic for Micky to score.
