Ange postecoglou calls out five ‘unprofessional’ Tottenham players in the wake of Liverpool defeat

Ange postecoglou was reportedly not happy with five of his Tottenham players during their defeat by Liverpool 

A brace from salah  plus goals by Elliot,Gakpo and Robertson  ange postecoglou was immediately slammed by fans as the defeat leaves Hotspur with an uphill battle in the race for European football next season.

The hotspurs are currently six in the Premier League table, six points off fifth-placed Tottenham Hotspur.

After the match, ange  expressed his disappointment in the first goal his side conceded, he said: “Professionals shouldn’t allow this. It was such an easy giveaway goal. Five players over the ball when they have a throw-in and it’s not the first time this season.

“I know we have young players, but even young players should learn when they play in the first team they should take responsibility.”

Although the Dutchman did not name the five players, an analysis by Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher seemed to suggest the players in question were royal Emerson,Cristian Romero,micky van de ven,heung min son and sarr

Carragher was adamant that Emerson  was in the wrong position when the throw-in was given.

The Liverpool man then added: “What is sarr doing there, just doing nothing. He could easily go in there (in front of Kulusevski can go there (in front of salah).

“But again, leadership, organisation, no one taking responsibility. Emerson gets thrown to the floor,sarr was just a joke, how does he run that far with no one getting near him (salah).”

Fellow pundit and former Tottenham man Dawson added: “You’re expecting to have a set-up. You’re expecting them to communicate. If Liverpool throw the ball backwards then you can get up the pitch, they won’t harm you.

“But when you vacate this big space, it’s just crazy to leave that much space, where they want to throw it into and no one is marking and no one is talking.”


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