“Very frustrating” – talkSPORT pundit says Ange has an infuriating Spurs star to deal with
He participated in every league match.
The constant selection of a “very frustrating” Tottenham Hotspur player by Ange Postecoglou has been criticized by TalkSPORT analyst Ally McCoist.
Tottenham games and outcomes
Following the international break, Spurs’ ascent under their well-liked new manager resumed on Monday at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a 2-0 victory over Fulham. Postecoglou won their sixth straight Premier League game thanks to goals from Son Heung-min and summer acquisition James Maddison. They are now preparing for another match in London this Friday against Crystal Palace.
They may even be championship challengers, according to some suggestions, as Postecoglou is officially having the best debut for a new manager in Premier League history. Additionally, it’s the best start to a season they’ve had since winning a domestic double in 1960–1961. In a piece by the BBC this week, journalist Alex Howell best captured the excitement around Spurs:
“It is unbelievable to think that Tottenham ended last season with an interim manager, without European football to look forward to and then lost their talisman in the summer,” said Howell.
“With the way the team is performing, there is a positive and enthusiastic vibe throughout the club. After nine games, Ange Postecoglou has guided his team to the top of the Premier League, where they are now unbeaten. Frustrated with their’safety first’ football philosophy, supporters were angry with former manager Antonio Conte. Under Postecoglou, there’s none of that, with an attacking, brave team playing free-flowing football.”
Yves Bissouma and Pape Matar Sarr have emerged as outstanding regulars after being mostly overlooked by Conte, while Maddison and Son stand out as two of Postecoglou’s key players amid their dramatic, early-season ascent.
The Richarlison Report
Other outstanding players in the team, such as Dejan Kulusevski, Pedro Porro, Cristian Romero, Micky van de Ven, and Destiny Udogie, have received recognition for their work while wearing the Lilywhites uniform. Even after appearing in every Spurs league game thus far this season, Richarlison is still a contentious figure.
The Brazilian has made some excellent contributions, the most notable of which being his goal and assist in the last minutes of extra time to win the match against Sheffield United. He has scored and assisted in the top level overall, and writer Paul Brown believes he will play a significant part this season.
“I think he will have a big part to play this season because, with no Kane there, there will be opportunities for the forwards,” Brown told GiveMeSport.
“He is capable of playing multiple roles. He could carve out a position by lining up somewhat to the left of a center forward, be it Son or another player.”