He's had no support and "hate" mob have been after him for most of the season, blaming him for anything. His tactics haven't work but he's never had a settled side with players reaching their form. I understand people get upset about results and performance but the abuse he gets is totally out of order and shows a nasty streak in some, but when you've perfect it's hard to sympathise with those who don't meet your standards.
I know other people on this forum have pointed out that there is the argument that our injury crisis is a result of the demanding tactics we play under Postecoglou
I have no way of saying that is true or not. It could be a legitimate coincidence.
But it is something I feel could be true.
And maybe we need to ask ourselves if we are unhappy with 14th place after 30 games
If we are - we need to ask ourselves whether we feel the injuries are part of it
If we feel the injuries are part of it then
A) is the injury crisis down to poor luck and bad enough that we would expect to finish just above the relegation zome
OR
B) Might the injuries be self inflicted? Or - at least 1 might we feel the injury crisis is bad enough to justify a 14th place position?
If you answer yes to the former you can forgive Ange
If you answer yes to later. Then we need to examine Ange’s capacity to lead our club.
For me I agree that the abuse should not be personal. Love ange or hate him - he came to Spurs because he genuinely dreamed of leading us to success.
Who can begrudge someone of that?
At same time. Levy has said he we will not change or transfer policies.
As such - without higher level changes - our only chance of progress is to change the bloke who interacts with the players 60+ hours a week - designates every training exercise and chooses our team selection every week
Either way - I personally feel despite any kind of circumstance we have under performed to an unacceptable degree
If the chairman has made clear his head is will not roll - and his approach will not change
Then goodbye Ange
Just let’s let Ange depart amicably and not make excitement to manage Spurs a reason to attack his personal appearance.