Official Statement: Ange Postecoglou's Departure as Tottenham Manager Club Announcement Tottenham Hotspur Football Club announces that Ange Postecoglou will be stepping down from his role as manager, effective immediately. Ange Postecoglou joined Tottenham with a vision of elevating the team to new heights, and his tenure has been marked by significant achievements and transformations. Under his leadership, the club has experienced notable successes and challenges, all of which have contributed to the growth and development of our players and the team as a whole. The club acknowledges Ange's dedication, hard work, and the passion he brought to the role. His commitment to fostering a positive and competitive environment has been invaluable, and his influence will be felt for years to come. We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Ange for his contributions and wish him the very best in his future endeavors. The search for a new manager will commence immediately, and we are committed to finding the right candidate who can continue to build on the foundation laid by Ange. For now, our focus remains on supporting our players and staff as they continue to strive for excellence on and off the pitch. Further updates regarding the managerial position will be provided in due course. Thank you for your continued support. COYS (Come On You Spurs)

Cheers guys I was torn between a Valencia story and Tottenham so when I saw Robbie in the game it made my mind up just waiting for the next Live Scores update and then I can get the story going properly

Robbie Keane takes over as Manager of Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham Hotspur are delighted to announce the appointment of former striker and fan favourite Robbie Keane as our new manager on a 1 and a half year contract. Keane scored 122 goals in 306 games for Tottenham helping the club to win the last piece of silverware when he and Ledley King lifted the League Cup (Carabao Cup). Robbie will be joined by Rory Delap who joins as his assistant manager having worked with Robbie and Fernecvaros and Maccabi Tel Aviv. What does it mean to you to return to Tottenham Hotspur in a managerial capacity? I’m delighted to be back here I can’t lie I’m over the moon to be given this chance to manage a club that is so close to my heart and I can’t wait to get started How do you plan to leverage your legacy and connection with the fans in your new role? I have a fantastic relationship with the fans here and I hope that continues as I come in as the new manager obviously there will be some who are unhappy that Ange was let go but its the nature of football and I hope they will give me their full support in helping this club move forward Which playing style do you intend to implement at Tottenham Hotspur? First things first winning football, we need some positive results the season hasn’t been good enough for a club like Tottenham and my job is to help push them up the table but in the main we want to allow players to express themselves and play football that the fans enjoy but we need to make sure there's a balance there when it comes to playing good football and picking up results What are your immediate goals for the team as you take over the management role? I think it has to be first and foremost to win the Europa League. We win the Europa league it puts us in the Champions League and I think that has to be our aim and it is something I will be making sure the players here know Tottenham Hotspur belong in the Champions League this season we won’t get there in the league but the aim moving forwards will be to be competing for the top four every season and before long we’ll be pushing for silverware but there’s a lot of work to be done before then. You join after a short spell in your last job what made you decide to join Tottenham? Yeah it was strange sequences of events I took over a couple of months ago but when Tottenham came in for me it was such an easy choice due to my relationship with the fans and the history I have here

Nice! I noticed Robbie being in the game as a manager with a real face and thought of doing a career with him at the wheel. Good luck with this, looking forward to see where this is going.

Nice, a new joiner [ahum] - Good luck getting the Spurs back up!

Career Mode Story - Tottenham Hotspur - Post Ange era

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Joshdfc1993
New Traveler
5 months ago

Robbie Keane takes over as Manager of Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur are delighted to announce the appointment of former striker and fan favourite Robbie Keane as our new manager on a 1 and a half year contract. Keane scored 122 goals in 306 games for Tottenham helping the club to win the last piece of silverware when he and Ledley King lifted the League Cup (Carabao Cup). Robbie will be joined by Rory Delap who joins as his assistant manager having worked with Robbie and Fernecvaros and Maccabi Tel Aviv.

What does it mean to you to return to Tottenham Hotspur in a managerial capacity?
I’m delighted to be back here I can’t lie I’m over the moon to be given this chance to manage a club that is so close to my heart and I can’t wait to get started
How do you plan to leverage your legacy and connection with the fans in your new role?
I have a fantastic relationship with the fans here and I hope that continues as I come in as the new manager obviously there will be some who are unhappy that Ange was let go but its the nature of football and I hope they will give me their full support in helping this club move forward
Which playing style do you intend to implement at Tottenham Hotspur?
First things first winning football, we need some positive results the season hasn’t been good enough for a club like Tottenham and my job is to help push them up the table but in the main we want to allow players to express themselves and play football that the fans enjoy but we need to make sure there's a balance there when it comes to playing good football and picking up results
What are your immediate goals for the team as you take over the management role?
I think it has to be first and foremost to win the Europa League. We win the Europa league it puts us in the Champions League and I think that has to be our aim and it is something I will be making sure the players here know Tottenham Hotspur belong in the Champions League this season we won’t get there in the league but the aim moving forwards will be to be competing for the top four every season and before long we’ll be pushing for silverware but there’s a lot of work to be done before then.
You join after a short spell in your last job what made you decide to join Tottenham?
Yeah it was strange sequences of events I took over a couple of months ago but when Tottenham came in for me it was such an easy choice due to my relationship with the fans and the history I have here
JustinCase0110
Seasoned Ace
5 months ago
Nice! I noticed Robbie being in the game as a manager with a real face and thought of doing a career with him at the wheel. Good luck with this, looking forward to see where this is going.
Danimal5981
Seasoned Ace
5 months ago
Nice, a new joiner [ahum] - Good luck getting the Spurs back up!
Joshdfc1993
New Traveler
5 months ago
Cheers guys I was torn between a Valencia story and Tottenham so when I saw Robbie in the game it made my mind up just waiting for the next Live Scores update and then I can get the story going properly
Joshdfc1993
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5 months ago
Joshdfc1993
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Joshdfc1993
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Joshdfc1993
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JustinCase0110
Seasoned Ace
5 months ago
Did well to get that draw vs City. Looks like a win for City would have been deserved though. Defensive improvements for the Sociedad game, only allowing 2 shots against. Well done addressing whatever issue you had against City with instant progress. You got the most of the Bournemouth game though, clinical to get 2 goals from 3 shots. You dominated possession, but trailed on other stats.
I'm a bit frustrated that the game hasn't got the right draw for the Europa League. Real Sociedad should really have been matched with Man United, not Spurs, who will play AZ Alkmaar IRL. Live Starts is a great idea, but there are a few of these frustrating inconsistencies that has so far convinced me to play from the start of the season in stead of doing the Live Starts.
Joshdfc1993
New Traveler
5 months ago
Yeah I think the major difference was the quality of the opposition the aim vs City was to keep it tight and frustrate against Sociedad we wanted to win but we lacked creativity so keeping it tight was important the longer the game went to stay tighter at the back not to lose the first leg. The Bournemouth game was a strange one I seemed to rush because of the lack of chances vs Sociedad it almost cost us it did affect our performance for sure
Yeah would be nice if they had them fixtures maybe the next lot of fixtures they'll play Alkmaar it would have been easier then Sociedad I imagine.