Tottenham Hotspur’s encouraging begin to the present season owes a lot to the brilliance of ‘Ange Ball’ – and the person behind it says that hasn’t occurred by chance.
Boss Ange Postecoglou beforehand deployed the technique to win two successive league titles at Celtic – whereas he didn’t give you the ‘Ange Ball’ moniker himself, he acknowledges it’s a tangible philosophy and never only a throwaway phrase.
“I believe it’s there, positively,” he stated, as a part of an unique interview for the present challenge of FourFourTwo journal.
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“I’d prefer to assume there’s one thing there that we work on each week, and it’s not simply random occasions.”
There is definitely loads of chaos in soccer – and Tottenham have had their justifiable share within the opening weeks of the season with late winners and tense matchups. Fittingly, their supervisor displays upon the surprising nature of video games when he approaches them.
“However on the similar time, what I like about soccer is it has its personal life,” Postecoglou says.
“I usually say to the gamers that what we do in the course of the week and the data we give them is sort of getting ready them for an examination. However like all exams, you don’t know what the questions are going to be, you already know?
“A sport of soccer throws up issues, however yeah, there’s a construction. We attempt to permit gamers to then discover options inside that, however there are some disciplines we have to have as a bunch, for the people to perform inside it.”
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