We’ll help him get to the space where he wants to be’ – Ange Tottenham Hotspur
“We help him get to the space he wants to be in” – Ange Tottenham Hotspur Richarlison will receive all the help and assistance he needs to create the space he wants, underlines Ange Postecoglou.The 26-year-old left an emotional figure on the bench during Brazil’s 5-1 win over Bolivia while on international duty, later revealing that he will seek help from a psychologist to come back stronger and find a rhythm for both of them. club and country.Our number nine has had to overcome several obstacles which have hindered his progress since arriving from Everton last summer, going through a difficult time with injuries last season and also citing external challenges off the pitch over the last five months, which according to him are now dissolved. .“With all the players here, they are getting the help and assistance they need,” the Australian said during his press conference ahead of Saturday’s Premier League match against Sheffield United. “This doesn’t always happen in the public eye, most of it happens internally, but we provide all the support and everything the players need.
Sometimes they look for help, sometimes we offer help, so whatever “Richy” needs, we help him get to the space he wants to be in.Plays Richarlison’s first goal of the season | Fulham 1-1 Spurs (video)Richarlison’s first goal of the season | Fulham – Spurs 1-1″From our point of view, he brought it out because he was quite emotional after the match; and that’s fine, we will give him the support he needs. But all our players are getting the help and assistance they need here, I think it’s the most professional.” Clubs do that, my role in that is to ensure that whatever each player needs – sometimes it’s things like help with food, moving or whatever it may be – that the services and the help are there to put the players right. wanting to be.”While Ange promised to give the striker, and every player in our squad, all the support needed to get where he wants to go, he also highlighted that no one has a perfect life and gave an excellent and moving response to the mental health question.“What I’m saying is, no one has a perfect life,” the 58-year-old added. “Sometimes we look at footballers and they do things well and have all the money they need and we think this is a perfect life, but that doesn’t make you immune to life itself. “There will always be something in your life that isn’t where you want it to be; the important thing is to keep perspective and find balance. I’ve been alive now for 58 years and there has never been a time in my life where everything was perfect I lost my dad three years ago and he was supposed to be here for the trip so I have to deal with it.”There’s always something to do and footballers aren’t immune to that. Sometimes I think they fall into the trap of thinking they are, but that’s not the case. Life will still find a way to maintain balance, so there will be stressful or upsetting things and you will have to deal with them. That’s the kind of advice I give to all players: keep your balance because there will always be something in your life that’s probably not where you want it to be.Watch: Every word from Ange’s Sheffield United reporterPlay press conference: Ange speaks to media ahead of visit to Sheffield United (video)Press conference: Ange speaks to the media ahead of the visit to Sheffield United