Sad News: Tottenham Hotspurs Head Coach die in a Car Cr……
A little under 18 months ago, Ange Postecoglou wrote a new chapter of Premier League history as the first head coach to take an unrivalled 26 points from his first 30 games in charge of Tottenham, whose fans were dreaming of glory once again thanks to the attack-minded Australian.
However, a familiar sense of doom and gloom has now engulfed the North London outfit once again – at least in a Premier League sense – as they suffered a fate they had not been subjected to in over 112 years during last weekend’s shocking 2-1 defeat to Leicester City.
By failing to cling onto a one-goal lead on home turf, Spurs were beaten by a team on a seven-match losing sequence for the first time since 1912, and the 15th-placed Lilywhites are most certainly in a relegation dogfight as they lie in a lowly 15th place in the Premier League rankings.
Just eight points clear of the drop zone and a staggering 17 adrift of the top four, Tottenham remain without a single Premier League win in 2025, have prevailed in just one of their last 11 fixtures in the top flight, and Postecoglou could become the first Spurs boss since Osvaldo Ardilles in 1994 to lose five straight games in the competition.
All of the above has served to increase animosity towards unpopular chairman Daniel Levy and plunge Postecoglou’s future into serious doubt, but the latter is still not believed to be in any immediate danger of the sack and was bailed out by players young enough to be his grandchildren in midweek.
After Spurs struggled to breach the Elfsborg backline for 70 minutes, the academy trio of Mikey Moore, Dane Scarlett and Damola Ajayi came up with the goods in a 3-0 Europa League success, one that ensured Tottenham would progress to the last 16 without an unwanted two-legged playoff.
