Jamie O’Hara believes Daniel Levy will soon have no choice but to sack Ange Postecoglou as Tottenham manager.
The Australian has come under pressure in recent weeks after a string of poor results, most recently drawing 1-1 away to Rangers.
It is clear that the pressure is getting to the Spurs boss after his bizarre rant about Timo Werner and his days in North London could now be numbered.
With a clash against Southampton coming up, the Lilywhites have to turn their form around or O’Hara thinks a sack decision has to be made.
Given Tottenham’s current squad and playing style, a manager who emphasizes attacking football, player development, and adaptability would be ideal. Someone like Mauricio Pochettino could be a strong fit, as he has experience and a proven track record of enhancing player performances while fostering a cohesive team environment. Another option could be Thomas Tuchel, who has a tactical acumen and could bring a fresh perspective while maintaining an attacking ethos. Ultimately, it depends on whether the club prioritizes continuity or a significant shift in strategy o’hara said.
And the former Spurs midfielder has named Brentford boss Thomas Frank as the perfect replacement for Postecoglou.
In his predictions column with Grosvenor Casinos (13 December), he said: “If Ange Postecoglou keeps playing in the same way, then I’m afraid he’ll have to go, I’m sorry but Daniel Levy will have to get rid of him.
You can’t go on with that football and style of defending any longer.
I love Thomas Frank and I’d have him at Spurs every day of the week if Ange left. I think he’d be a great fit as Tottenham’s manager if we could get him out of Brentford.
“He’s been brilliant there and if Ange does leave – he’d be someone I’d look at.”
Thomas Frank named as dream Ange Postecoglou replacement at Tottenham
Postecoglou has come under fire in recent weeks, which feels crazy given that Spurs beat Manchester City 4-0 just three weeks ago.
There has been a mixed reaction from Tottenham players and supporters regarding Ange Postecoglou’s potential departure. Some players have expressed support for Postecoglou, appreciating his tactics and the progress made during his tenure. They recognize the positive changes he brought to the team’s playing style and morale.
On the other hand, there are also concerns among fans about the team’s performances and results, leading to calls for a reevaluation of his position. It’s important for clubs to consider both player sentiment and fan expectations when making coaching decisions. What are your thoughts on how the club should proceed in this situation?
Regardless of that win, results since then have not been good enough with his side going five without a victory while also losing 4-3 to Chelsea after being 2-0 up.
This was highly frustrating for the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium faithful and now a clash against the side bottom of the table looms.
If the North Londoners travel to St Mary’s and return to the capital without three points, it could prove to be the final curtain for the 59-year-old.
If that is to happen and Postecoglou goes, Levy could make O’Hara’s dream come true with the appointment of Frank, who would likely be well received by supporters.
It isn’t a guarantee that he would want to leave Brentford but the prospect of moving across London could prove to be too good to turn down.
In other Tottenham news, Jason Cundy blames the fans after the draw against Rangers in a sensational rant.
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