Season three is better than season two,' Postecoglou tells Tottenham fans

 

Season three is better than season two,' Postecoglou tells Tottenham fans Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has declared that the upcoming 2025/26 season will surpass the achievements of the 2024/25 campaign, raising expectations among fans. Speaking to Football London, Postecoglou expressed confidence in the club's direction, emphasizing a transformed squad mentality and a style of play that excites supporters. His bold claim comes after a season where Spurs finished sixth in the Premier League with 68 points, reached the EFL Cup semifinals, and exited the Europa League in the quarterfinals. While these results showed progress, they fell short of the silverware fans crave. Postecoglou's optimism stems from strategic signings and emerging talents. Dominic Solanke, acquired for a club record fee, delivered 12 goals, proving his worth as a focal point in attack. Young stars like Archie Gray and Destiny Udogie have also shone, adding dynamism to the squad. The Australian manager's attacking philosophy, characterized by high pressing and fluid football, has won plaudits, but injuries to key players like Richarlison and inconsistent form have been stumbling blocks. On X, fan reactions are mixed. Some praise Postecoglou's vision, with comments like "Ange is building something special!" Others are skeptical, demanding trophies, as seen in posts like "Season 3 better bring silverware, Ange!" The pressure is mounting for Postecoglou to deliver results in his third year, with a deeper squad and a clear identity offering hope. However, challenges remain, including maintaining consistency and managing injuries. As Tottenham prepares for the new season, Postecoglou's words have set a high bar. Whether Spurs can challenge for major honors in 2025/26 will depend on translating potential into performance. Fans are eager to see if "season three" will mark a turning point for the club.

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