James Maddison makes big claim about Tottenham’s future under Ange Postecoglou

James Maddison believes Tottenham can “achieve big things” under Ange Postecoglou after his first year working under the Australian coach
Spurs finished fifth under Postecoglou this season, with a higher points total, more goals scored, fewer conceded and an overall better style of football than last season before his arrival
The 58-year-old said he hopes Tottenham continues to challenge for the Premier League title next season
Maddison has contributed nine assists and four goals in 28 Premier League games since arriving in north London last summer
On Wednesday night, the 27-year-old England international scored Spurs’ winner in a 1-1 draw against Newcastle in a post-season friendly in Melbourne that ended with a penalty shootout that Eddie’s side Howe won and Maddison got it
to see almost 80,000 people cheer for Postecoglou in his hometown at the MCG
The midfielder, one of Tottenham’s vice-captains, believes big things are coming for the Australian and has enjoyed their first season together
“Yeah, he’s quite famous, isn’t he
Ange is a good man
He’s a great personality
I love working for him and seeing him in his country with the support that he gets here, it’s nice to see,” he said
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“The first season of any new project is always a challenge
It has its ups and downs
I really enjoy working for him, I really do, and I think we can achieve it
” Great things, hopefully
So the first year of many others, I hope
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