Son Heung-min becomes first Tottenham star to respond to furious Ange Postecoglou rant

Son Heung-min becomes first Tottenham star to respond to furious Ange Postecoglou rant.

His captain, Son Heung-min, is adamant that he’s “all in” at Tottenham

and feels Ange Postecoglou has “definitely shown he can bring success to the club.”

Spurs have faced criticism in the lead-up to their loss against Manchester City,

with Ange Postecoglou criticizing the club’s mentality.

Despite a strong start to the season, the club will not finish in the top four,

and the Australian is set to wrap up his first year in north London.

Their dreams of catching Aston Villa were dashed by their defeat to Manchester City,

and the atmosphere and play of the game on Tuesday night drew a lot of criticism.

Postecoglou was vocal about the “fragile” foundations at the team and expressed disapproval of the notion

that Tottenham would try to rig the match versus City in order to prevent Arsenal from winning the league.

The Australian approached a fan in the audience specifically, and Son has supported his manager’s strategies.

“We should understand it’s the gaffer’s first year

and he brought so much positivity and different football,” he said to the Evening Standard.

Although it’s too early to tell, I still think he may be a huge asset to the team

and we need to improve greatly for the upcoming campaign.

“I’m fully committed. I adore how he wants to play. It’s something I’ve never experienced before.

Everyone needs to step up because we need to be united in this,

including the club, the players, and the supporters.

He has undoubtedly demonstrated his ability to help the team succeed.

In the wake of Harry Kane’s departure from the team to join Bayern Munich in the summer, Son has had to stand up.

The South Korean has been a key player for Tottenham,

but with the game still in the balance late in their 2-0 loss to City, he missed a wonderful opportunity.

“As players, we all wanted to do our best for the club and for us [against City],” their captain stated.

Really, nothing else mattered to us. We focused entirely on what was best for the team, for ourselves.

After multiple practices, games, and trips, all we wanted was the best for the players and staff.

We had no desire to take any more action.
A lot of attention is frequently focused on Tottenham‘s protracted trophy drought, which began in 2008.

Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte, among others, have already criticized the mindset;

Postecoglou acknowledged that the past few days had shown him certain things.

“I believe the last 48 hours have shown me the foundations are pretty flimsy,” he remarked. “I feel that way.

I’ve learned a fair amount during the past 48 hours. That’s okay; it simply means that I have to start over with a few items.

Inside and outside [the club]. It has been a thought-provoking activity.

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