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Despite increasing criticism, Ange Postecoglou stays positive about Tottenham’s future, firmly believing the team can turn things around.

Spurs Face Another Disappointment Despite Strong Performance

Tottenham’s recent loss has ignited discussions among fans and analysts. Postecoglou’s supporters contend that Spurs were unfortunate not to claim all three points on Saturday, citing poor refereeing and bad luck as key factors that denied them a goal.

On the other hand, critics continue to point out familiar issues—defensive vulnerability and a porous backline, which left the team exposed once more.

What’s evident, however, is the toll injuries and suspensions have taken on the squad, forcing Postecoglou to field a weakened lineup for almost two months.

Postecoglou Expresses Pride in Spurs’ Effort

Despite the disappointing results, Postecoglou praised his team’s performance, particularly highlighting the impressive efforts of young talents Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray. He firmly believed the team did enough to earn all three points and remained optimistic that Tottenham’s fortunes would shift.

In an interview with Football.London after the match, the 59-year-old stated: “I’ve never lacked confidence. I understand the results aren’t coming, and I know some may not be happy with where we are. But you saw Archie’s performance, and Lucas was phenomenal for an 18-year-old in that role.

“I see so much to be positive about, but we need to win. When you play well and execute most things right, rewards usually follow. Unfortunately, we were denied today.”

Spurs Show Potential Despite Tough Opposition

Up against a strong Newcastle side, Tottenham put forth one of their most determined performances in weeks, despite a squad illness adding to the challenges. While the team merited at least a point, football is ultimately a results-driven sport, and Postecoglou’s job could be in jeopardy if the results don’t improve.

With a pivotal clash against Liverpool on Wednesday, another heavy loss could put his future at the club in serious doubt.