Tottenham took the Bombshell decision to dismiss ange postecoglou on Friday after two years of the lead and it seems that the call did not go well with some members of the team
Tottenham stars have been left 'angry' by the decision to dismiss Ange Postecoglou, with some even planning to leave the club. Spurs announced on Friday that the two -year spell of the Australians had ended.
It follows a terrible Premier League campaign in which the North Londen side ended 17th, although they still managed to end their long trophy -dried by winning the Europa League and thus getting a place back in the Champions League.
But chairman Daniel Levy has still decided to make a change. And that call did not go very well with some members of the Spurs team.
According to the Telegraph, a number of players have been left 'angry' because it is also suggested that some people now want to leave after the own departure of Postecoglou. Some stars believe that his ultimate successor has a huge task to repair the damage of the dressing room that can currently be seen in the club.
A number of Spurs stars have already discussed the departure of Postecoglou on social media. Pedro Porro was the first to respond when he wrote: “Thank you for everything, boss. For the early guidance of me, helping me in the club and trust me on the field.
“I will always be grateful for the way you led us, defended us and kept us through all the highlights and lows. Up to all, you gave us one of the greatest moments in the history of the club and you will always be celebrated for that. Wish the very best, boss.”
Teammate Richarlison also had a heart -warming message for his outgoing boss. He said: “Sir, huge thanks for helping and believing in me during one of the most difficult periods of my career and my life.
“Everyone who loves the Spurs will remember that Big Ange always drops trophies in his second season. We have written history! Cheers and good luck during your trip! I will always root for you.”
Fellow Forward Dominic Solanke added: “Thank you for brought me to this beautiful club, thank you for brought us a beautiful trophy, will never forget the Convo we had before I signed and we have reached a dream! The best in your next adventure.”
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Lucas Bergvall said: “Thank you for everything you did for me. Thank you for bringing this club a European trophy and memories for a lifetime for us and every Spurs fan around the world. I wish you the very best
“Gaffer, thanks for everything! Believed in me from the first day I arrived at the club,” added defender Micky van de Ven. “Many ups and downs in the past two years, but you continued to believe in us and kept pushing us.
“A large part of the club's success this year, and forever grateful that you made me part of it. The best.”