Tottenham told to ‘sack Postecoglou now’ after ‘Embarrassing’ new footage
Ange Postecoglou is running out of time to save his job at Tottenham after the 2-0 loss to Fulham on Sunday.
Spurs were second best at Craven Cottage (16 March) as they fell to goals from Rodrigo Muniz and Ryan Sessegnon.
It was the Lilywhites’ 15th defeat in the Premier League this season and the Australian will surely have to face the music sooner rather than later regardless of the North London outfit’s Europa League run.
Postecoglou caught in outburst at Tottenham fans
After the contest, Postecoglou was caught in a confrontation with Spurs supporters as he walked back to the dressing room with his team.
The Australian had to be held back by Djed Spence and Mathys Tel as he tried to respond to the criticism.
It is not a good look for the former Celtic man and does little to suggest that he has a future at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium beyond the end of the current campaign.
You can criticise the paying fans for stuff like this, but a manager shouldn’t be acting like this on multiple occasions now. Your 14th mate in March. Do you expect the fan base to be buzzing? A complete and utter embarrassment and disgrace of a manager. pic.twitter.com/rEqjWGVs4P
— Craig O’Sullivan (@Craig1Osullivan) March 16, 2025
Tottenham fans call for Postecoglou sack
It is safe to say that Tottenham fans are less than impressed with the incident after another dismal defeat, this time at the hands of a London rival.
Should be the final nail in the coffin but suspect he’ll be kept around to shield Levy. Crazy situation to be in
— Rich (@RichardTHFC1971) March 16, 2025
Always looks ready to swing it with his own fans lol 🤣 fans have every right to ask “what was that”
— r (@Redd_rum_) March 17, 2025
The problem with Impostercoglu is he can’t take the criticism. From fans or the media. He has a very short fuse and within seconds of hearing something he doesn’t like he starts whining. Fans pay a lot of money, they’re entitled to their views.
— Paul (@P4ul785) March 17, 2025
If he had any dignity he would’ve resigned months ago
— Dan Lauder (@danlauder98) March 17, 2025
Other managers get abuse, let’s not
— ENIC Get out of our Club (@EnicGetOut) March 16, 2025
kid ourselves.
But we never see other managers kicking off at their own fans.
He’s paid a lot of money to deal with the criticism in a professional
manner, same as the players it’s par for the course.
A paying fan is well within their rights to ask what that was.
— matt goode (@mattgoode11) March 17, 2025
Ange giving it large to people that follow the club is nothing short of a disgrace.
Not one of the staff or players have the bollocks to say I’m sorry that was nowhere near good enough today
What’s shocking is that he hasn’t been sacked yet. We’re the most toxic club the PL right now.
— Switton Tanji (@Sweet_and_Tangy) March 17, 2025
How does he keep getting away with arguing with the fans???!!! Levy you have to sack him now
— W12Spurs (@W12Spurs) March 16, 2025
He’s a fragile, arrogant unhinged joke of a man
— SimonSays18 (@ShimonSays18) March 17, 2025
Embarassing. All Players/managers get stick but you don’t react like that. He is done. It’s obvious
— Sk18 (@skcrypto18) March 17, 2025
Once a manager loses the supporters, there is usually no way back to rebuild that relationship and it normally signals that their time at a club is coming to an end.
The behaviour from Postecoglou is unacceptable, you have to take criticism from supporters on the chin and not react in the way that he did, especially when the team has underperformed so badly and find themselves in 15th place in the Premier League, a shambolic position for a club of Spurs’ size.
His arrogant attitude and excuses are not washing anymore, while there has been an injury crisis, he has not helped the situation with his stubborn tactical approach and intense training regimen arguably even making it worse.
Surely it is only a matter of time before Daniel Levy decides to move in a different direction after Postecoglou’s latest sign of cracking under the pressure, it may not matter if he wins a trophy to end the 17-year drought.