Ange Postecoglou has been pictured engaging in another heated confrontation with Spurs fans after his side’s 2-0 defeat to Fulham on Sunday.
The 15th defeat of the league this season saw a section of fans react in frustration when the Australian coach walked back into the dressing room.
However, Postecoglou was not to be outdone and confront the fans, causing a commotion that prompt players สนใจสมัคร? คลิกที่นี่เพื่อเริ่มต้น and staff to intervene.
Postecoglou could be hear saying “what was that?” at least three times, at which point Postecoglou halted and confronted the fans. Spurs players Jed Spence and Mathis Tell attempted to push the manager out of the fray, with Postecoglou replying: “Behave yourself, you’re a young man, just show some respect.”
Tell then approached the fans and said: “Have some respect.” Spurs staff then urge the fans to remain calm, although their comments were not hear in a video clip circulating on social media.
On Sunday, another clip appeared to show Tell trying to calm down fans at Craven Cottage who were shouting at the under-fire Spurs manager.
Tell told the fans: “We have to stick together,” although his words were hear as: “The performance was not good enough,”
one fan, who claims to have been involve, recounted the incident to Mail Sport , describing how: “After some angry abuse of the players, Maddison pointed at us and gave us the thumbs up before going into the dressing room.
“After we continued shouting he came up to us, jumped over the advertising boards and had a chat with me and the rest of the lads I was with.
“He said – we have to be together – and then I said to him – it’s not good enough – to which he agreed before walking back onto the advertising boards and into the dressing room. “
It says it all when a 19-year-old loanee walks up to a fan and apologises profusely, while the rest of the management team keep their distance and applaud. “
Maddison, on the other hand, approached but didn’t take the time to speak to the fan who was shouting at him, instead responding with insults to the fans who spend their hard-earned money following the team all over the country and across Europe.”
Other players could be hear chanting offensive words such as “get them out of here”, apparently in a taunt to Postecoglou, as Spurs’ dreadful season continues.
The exchange lasted for around 30 seconds before he climbed back over the advertising boards and onto the pitch, then made his way towards the tunnel.
Sunday’s incident was not the first time Postecoglou has clashed with his own fans since arriving in north London last summer. In December, he was embroil in an angry exchange after Spurs’ defeat at Bournemouth.