It’s another loss for Ange Postecoglou in the Premier League, as Tottenham Hotspur crumbled to their 17th loss in just 32 top-flight games this season – and the Australian is walking on thinner ice than ever in terms of keeping his job.
Spurs travelled to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday, knowing that a loss would put their opponents just two points behind them in the table – despite Wolves being on a mere nine points when Gary O’Neil was given his marching orders in December. But a 4-2 loss to Wolves at Molineux saw Spurs fall to yet another defeat in the league, and if they don’t win the Europa League this season, it will mark one of the dullest seasons in the club’s history.
It’s another loss for Ange Postecoglou in the Premier League, as Tottenham Hotspur crumbled to their 17th loss in just 32 top-flight games this season – and the Australian is walking on thinner ice than ever in terms of keeping his job.
Spurs travelled to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday, knowing that a loss would put their opponents just two points behind them in the table – despite Wolves being on a mere nine points when Gary O’Neil was given his marching orders in December. But a 4-2 loss to Wolves at Molineux saw Spurs fall to yet another defeat in the league, and if they don’t win the Europa League this season, it will mark one of the dullest seasons in the club’s history.
It’s another loss for Ange Postecoglou in the Premier League, as Tottenham Hotspur crumbled to their 17th loss in just 32 top-flight games this season – and the Australian is walking on thinner ice than ever in terms of keeping his job.
Spurs travelled to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday, knowing that a loss would put their opponents just two points behind them in the table – despite Wolves being on a mere nine points when Gary O’Neil was given his marching orders in December. But a 4-2 loss to Wolves at Molineux saw Spurs fall to yet another defeat in the league, and if they don’t win the Europa League this season, it will mark one of the dullest seasons in the club’s history.
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