Tottenham players ready to quit after Postecoglou announcement

Tottenham made the least surprising announcement of the summer by sacking Ange Postecoglou.

The Lilywhites had been toying with the idea for some time, with Daniel Levy ultimately deciding Postecoglou’s fate.

Although his departure was expected for weeks, that has not stopped a backlash from reputable names within the game.

Indeed, it is his players that Levy should worry about, as the announcement has gone down like a lead balloon within the dressing room.

Daniel Levy watching Tottenham looking straight faced.
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Levy faces Tottenham player revolt after Postecoglou axe

Sacking Postecoglou was always going to be a risky move, given he guided Spurs to their first major trophy in 17 years.

However, this is a prime example of how winning silverware can only take you so far with such high expectations.

Tottenham’s Premier League form was ultimately to blame for Levy wielding the axe, but injuries were a key factor.

Despite what has unfolded in North London, it appears that the Australians’ players remained firmly on his side.

Some players are said to be angered, while sources claim that others want to leave Spurs, according to The Telegraph (6 June).

Furthermore, a source claims that the squad are furious about how the situation has been handled by the Tottenham hierarchy.

Whoever follows in Postecoglou’s path is going to have a significant job on their hands to turn around the dressing room.

Tottenham Postecoglou
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Levy’s reputation has taken a sizeable blow at Spurs

The season as a whole has told a story about how people within the North London club feel about Levy.

Firstly, the supporters have been direct in their criticism towards their chairman, holding protests against his ownership.

A lack of investment has been pinpointed for the ill-feeling, and chants have been directed at him within the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Now, the players are against him, and while they are professionals and will likely move on to support their next boss, this is a problem.

Of course, Levy can reply by spending money and bringing in quality players, but has this situation gone too far?

While Levy will not want to leave this famous club on sour terms, it feels like this could be the end.