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Ange Postecoglou’s position at Tottenham Hotspur is under increasing threat as fan frustration boils over following a humiliating 4-2 defeat to Wolves, further compounding what has been a dismal run of form for the North London club.
Supporters are rapidly losing faith in the Australian coach, whose team has managed just two wins in their last nine outings, with victories only against Southampton and AZ Alkmaar.
The latest setback at Molineux, initially viewed as a tune-up for their crucial Europa League quarter-final second leg against Eintracht Frankfurt, instead exposed glaring weaknesses and poor preparation, pushing Postecoglou closer to the exit.
Tottenham have now suffered 17 defeats in the Premier League this season — a staggering number for a club with top-four ambitions.
Fans’ discontent with Postecoglou’s tactics and touchline demeanor has intensified, especially after several public spats with supporters.
The once-promising relationship has now frayed to the point where large sections of the fanbase are calling for chairman Daniel Levy to take decisive action and dismiss the 59-year-old manager.
TalkSPORT’s Jim White added fuel to the fire with revelations from insiders, stating live on air that he overheard influential club affiliates during the first leg against Frankfurt saying, “Enough is enough,” signaling that patience has worn thin even among key backers.
Postecoglou’s tenure now appears to hinge on this week’s decisive clash in Germany. A strong performance and victory against Frankfurt could keep his Champions League hopes alive and offer a glimmer of redemption.
Winning the Europa League may be his only lifeline to salvage an otherwise turbulent season — though even that might not be enough to guarantee his future.
As the pressure mounts, all eyes will be on Spurs’ response to their Molineux meltdown and whether Postecoglou can inspire a turnaround in what is undoubtedly the most critical week of his managerial reign in North London.
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