Tottenham manager Ange Postkoglo is more isolated than ever.
The Australian player has a brief timing towards fans who traveled near the half-rotch line, beating Chelsea after a defeat, but by then, the damage has already been caused.
Inzu Fernandez’s head in the second half was enough to win his 16th defeat in Tottenham this season and 14th in the Premier League – 10 points away from 10 key players – and the paintings that were enough.
“You don’t know what you’re doing” came from a remote end after midfielder Lucas Bergval replaced Pope Sard in the 65th minute.
Interestingly, Sard just four minutes later found the net with a long-term shot, taking the lead in Post Koglo to gather his ears and move away from the end, just to refuse the goal to do a folk on Moses Caesero.
When asked about the incident after the game, Postkoglo said, “Jise Matt, it’s unbelievable how things are interpreted. We just scored, I just wanted to hear them to be happy.
“I wanted to stir up. I felt that we could continue and win the game. I just felt that the force of strength was in our youth. That’s not the first time they would build my successor or my decisions.
“But we had only scored a goal, we just scored the equalizer, I just hoped to get some excitement. If people want to read that I try to present a point about something, as I said, we had a difficult time.
“If they really were behind the boys, I thought we had a force to end them.
It’s just the latest in a season of events between Post Koglo and fans’ sections.
Recently, there was an angry supporter after a Fulham defeat just before the international holiday, another similar goal came after losing to Leicester and he faced the end after criticizing players after losing to Bournemouth in December.
“You know what, I’ve been broken in such a relationship with the world these days, who knows? You might be right. I don’t know. But I didn’t mean that,” he said.
This only complicates the lack of advances on the pitch, especially since the squad is available at the players because the American Spurs looks to get out of the worst season in the Premier League.
Former Spurs midfielder Jamie Rednap has revealed that he has said on Sky Sports: “Tottenham was very scary. It could have been much more. It wasn’t enough at any part in Tottenham. Chelsea were much better.
“When Sar Scor scored, he seemed to listen to Copes and say: I know better. There is currently a relationship between the two (Tottenham fans and Ange Koglu).
“This is not an ideal for the manager. He has a few big games ahead. He must raise his head, needs to continue, work hard and believe what they are doing.