Ange Postecoglou shared why he's sticking to "his way" in football. The Australian's been doing great as manager, staying unbeaten in his first ten Premier League games with Tottenham.
But they hit a rough patch before the break, losing to Chelsea and Wolves. Still, they're fourth in the table, only two points behind Manchester City at the top. What got everyone talking was their game against Chelsea. Even with two players sent off, Spurs were stuck to their attacking style.
Postecoglou said via Daily Mail: 'The scrutiny will come but internally, the players and the staff will see I'm not changing. This is who we are going to be."
"Yes we're under demand, yes we are going to have some key players missing but we are going to go out there, whether it's Aston Villa, Manchester City or whoever and we're going to play our football."
"I've got nine men out there who totally believe in something and for me that's gold because that's the biggest part of the battle. Being ourselves, playing our football, we can still get to where we want to."
"I don't know any other way. I've tried to explain this to people that in terms of football philosophy, I've stayed really strict to one religion. I've went into a library of football books and I got stuck to one section which was about attacking football."
