Ange pulls off another Tottenham masterstroke as pundit wowed on air
The Spurs have quickly advanced many stages since Ange Postecoglou took over as coach.
Tottenham was in serious trouble towards the close of the previous campaign. They had no manager, no director of football, and no upcoming European football.
It’s true that not everyone approved of the Spurs’ choice to hire Postecoglou. But he has swiftly gained the support of the entire fan community as well as many unaffiliated people.
The new Tottenham manager has accomplished a number of brilliant feats. His signing of James Maddison stands out among his impressive transfer transactions.
Then there is goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario, who debuted to a fan base that was largely unfavorable but has since won them over.
In fact, Spurs are doing so well that it’s hard to remember that they recently sold their top striker and talisman.
It was feared that Tottenham’s offensive capabilities would be seriously weakened when they parted ways with Harry Kane.
The contrary, though, has occurred. It was again another genius move to move Son Heung-min to No. 9.
‘He’s not put a foot wrong yet’
In four Premier League games after switching to the central striker position, the 31-year-old has six goals.
When Postecoglou chose to shift Son to the center of the front line earlier this week, Darren Bent commended the coach for the move.
“Son down the middle looks like a masterstroke,” said Bent. “Listen he’s not put a foot wrong yet, Postecoglou.”
As the captain and line leader, the South Korean international has more than lived up to the challenge.
Spurs’ position at the top of the Premier League standings is clear evidence of the return for all of their hard work thus far.
Tottenham supporters ought to be ecstatic at how well their team has done thus far, and they undoubtedly will be.
Despite the fact that it is still very early in the season, Spurs have the groundwork in place and are undoubtedly headed in the right direction.
