Harry Redknapp Criticizes Tottenham Players Over Postecoglou Support Amid Poor EPL Season

Tottenham Hotspur recently dismissed head coach Ange Postecoglou just 16 days after he led the club to a historic Europa League victory, despite the team's poor Premier League performance, finishing 17th—their worst ever in the competition. Many Spurs players, including captain Son Heung-min and Cristian Romero, publicly expressed gratitude for Postecoglou's leadership and the silverware, highlighting the obstacles he faced at the club. However, former Spurs manager Harry Redknapp criticized these tributes as insincere, arguing that if players truly cared, they would have performed better to avoid such a low league finish. Redknapp also suggested that this pattern of praising outgoing managers is common in football and that the new manager, Thomas Frank, will face significant challenges in repairing morale and team unity. The decision to sack Postecoglou has sparked debate, with reports of potential unrest within the squad and some players considering their futures at Tottenham. Despite the controversy, fans have largely welcomed Frank's appointment as a positive step forward.