Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has vowed to stick to his attacking style, despite the team's current injury crisis and back-to-back defeats. Tottenham have won five of their last seven Premier League matches, employing defensive and counter-attacking tactics from different coaches. However, Postecoglou remained true to his own philosophy of high-pressure defensive line and possession-dominance.
He believes that top teams invest in a plan and execute it relentlessly, even in difficult times. Postecoglou admits beating Manchester City is not his ultimate goal;He wants to build a team that is successful overall. He used a warm-up match between his former team Yokohama and Manchester City in 2019 as an example to illustrate how these games have contributed to the overall journey of the team's development.
Despite the current injury crisis and 10 players currently unavailable, Postecoglou is determined not to lose sight of his long-term vision. He acknowledges that top teams will face criticism and challenges, but how they deal with these moments will determine their success. Postecoglou is very confident in his approach and believes that sticking to his principles will lead the team to become the team he envisions. He is ready to face difficult moments and enjoys the pressure and challenges that come with being a manager. His belief in himself is unbreakable and he is committed to his side, even if he doesn't