The games Postecoglou must save his job as Tottenham’s relegation map timetable

Tottenham director Andze Postecoglou has been given a run of games to save himself from the possible sack, with a report sharing what will be a crucial timetable for the Australian.

Postecoglou under pressure but safe from Tottenham for now

For now, Postecoglou is reliably believed to be safe from the Tottenham axewith president Daniel Levy ready to give the former Celtic boss more time so he can transform the club’s fortunes – just as the tactician did at the start of last season.

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However, the numbers make bleak reading, with Spurs securing just three wins from their last 10 games in all competitions – a run that includes humiliating defeats to Crystal Palace, Ipswich Town, Galatasaray and Bournemouth – and Postecoglou more recently he saw his team flying. a two-goal cushion to lose 4-3 at home to Chelsea.

Postecoglou then faces a familiar foe in a Europa League clash with Rangers on Thursday. The 59-year-old will be desperate for nothing but a win against old rivals Celtic as Spurs travel to Glasgow for the crucial clash at Ibrox.

“I’m looking forward to it. I had a great time up there the two years I was there (at Celtic). Ibrox can be quite intense and I’m sure we’ll feel it.” he said Postecoglou on his return to Rangers with Tottenham (via Sky Sports).

“But it’s a great ground to play football in. The atmosphere, the European nights. Even when I was there, they did really well in Europe – the first year I was there they got to the Europa League final.

You know how European nights, regardless of their form in the league, really step up, so it’s a good challenge for us. I’m also looking forward to getting back to Glasgow and feeling the cold again and hopefully seeing some friendly faces in between. the others”.

It has been billed as a must-see game for Postecoglou by the Sky journalist Michael Bridgewith GiveMeSport now shedding light on the Tottenham manager’s most crucial next games in terms of saving his place.

Postecoglou gave the next four games to save Tottenham’s job

Indeed, it is believed that Tottenham’s next four games will be used as a ‘meter’ to determine how long he remains in charge – with Postecoglou gave Rangers, Southampton, Manchester United and Liverpool to save his job.

The quartet of games have been described as pivotal to Postecoglou’s future, with the former Australia boss also “fighting” to remain in charge of Spurs as they head into a crucial run of games.

“Now it’s year two – the year Ange says he ‘always wins a trophy,’ he wrote Heaven the reporter Bridge in a comment on the future of Postecoglou.

“Perhaps even the quote has been twisted to suggest that he promises something for Spurs in his second season. That’s the scrutiny that now lies beneath the surface of the daily talk about his supposed reluctance to adapt and attacking style of play of.

“As Postecoglou himself says – he is at the club because the previous regime, in one way or another, failed. Some fans will show the board. Levy is not going to fire himself, so it is either a revival under Postecoglou either the supporters face the prospect of another rebuilding”.