After only a few months as manager, Ange Postecoglou has already won over the majority of Tottenham fans to his way of thinking.
The predominant reaction that most people had when they learned that Postecoglou would be taking over as head coach of Spurs was disapproval, with the two coaches seeming to be complete opposites.
Under Conte, Tottenham was occasionally a well-oiled defensive machine, but the game was excessively pragmatic and uninteresting, which made people more incensed when the approach did not provide the desired results.
The Jose Mourinho era had already deprived fans of offensive football, and it is still unclear exactly what Nuno Espirito Santo’s style of play was.
Then came Conte, an accomplished coach fresh off of winning the Scudetto, with Inter Milan as the next team in line to try to end Tottenham’s trophy drought.
It is obvious that Conte was used to instant success and wanted that in north London.
However, neither Spurs nor chairman Daniel Levy were in a position to provide that, which makes the choice to hire him even more perplexing in hindsight.
In a recent interview with talkSPORT, he stated, “The challenge is, for me, the same everywhere.””Get the team to play a certain brand of football that provides its own supporters and customers something to cheer about every week and helps the club succeed.
“I don’t do what I do for any other purpose. I want to play in a specific way and help this football team succeed.
I am unwavering in my commitment to that; it never changes. For me, winning things is success.
But it’s not out of desperation to win something, because I don’t believe it gives you a long-term chance to succeed.
The first step is to just play the game in a specific method, which, in my opinion, leads to success but
