Postecoglou enjoys the struggle and the success
Although Postecoglou’s first season at Tottenham was largely successful and he was commended for the good improvements he had made, so far this season that has not been the case.https://superssport.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/ange004-300×200-1.w
In his second season as manager, the Spurs manager has faced increasing expectations. Over the past month, he has faced a lot of criticism, with many questioning whether his techniques will be effective at this level.
Although it seems as though Postecoglou’s fortunes are not in his favor, the 59-year-old emphasized that he is unaffected by the words and deeds of others and that his key priorities are still working hard and realizing his aspirations.
“You must welcome the challenge. Success doesn’t come from things going exactly as planned. Sometimes all you can do is roll up your sleeves and get on with it.
You may use any metaphor you want to describe it, whether it’s swimming against the tide, running up a hill, or going against the wind; that’s what’s necessary. However, I choose to disregard it since I don’t believe it will be of any assistance to me. For me, the most effective approach is to maintain a laser-like concentration on the tasks I believe are necessary to lead us to our desired destination.
The Tottenham manager responded to a question on his handling of criticism by telling Football.London, “I ignore the tide and just keep swimming.” There’s nothing wrong with it if others feel that way. They might feel that way.
“You must welcome the challenge. Success doesn’t come from things going exactly as planned. Sometimes all you can do is roll up your sleeves and get on with it.
You may use any metaphor you want to describe it, whether it’s swimming against the tide, running up a hill, or going against the wind; that’s what’s necessary.
However, I choose to disregard it since I don’t believe it will be of any assistance to me. For me, the most effective approach is to maintain a laser-like concentration on the tasks I believe are necessary to lead us to our desired destination.
Everything is the same. Although it has always been a part of my profession, I don’t believe I’m in a special position. I always tell people that if you can show me a successful story, I’ll show you a struggle. It’s not specific to me; it applies to everyone. People tend to overlook the struggle and focus only on the finish line, but that is a necessary step.
“At that point, everything you desire to accomplish is put to the test, including your resolve and belief. This is exactly the same as anything else I have ever done. The procedure is the same.
Prior to joining Spurs, Postecoglou faced difficult obstacles.
Although many may view Postecoglou’s challenge at Spurs as his greatest to date, the Australian coach disputes this notion, citing his early career setbacks as the most pivotal.
The former Celtic manager said, “I think the most difficult job I had was the first one because I reckon if I had failed my first one I wouldn’t have got anything else,” in response to the question of if this is the most difficult job he has ever had.
“I was coaching the team in my hometown. The only reason I was given the chance was presumably because the people I grew up with at that club knew me. Without success, I don’t think I would have been able to find another opportunity.
“After five games, we were at the bottom of the table with no wins. That was quite challenging. They were all difficult, which is precisely why I adore it. That’s the reason I appreciate what I do.
“I’ve always said that I relish the challenges and the tough parts, but who knows how it will all work out? Nobody knows, including me. For me, the only thing necessary to succeed is to follow my moral convictions in order to transform this outstanding football team’s trajectory.
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Ange is a knowledgeable man and a very experienced coach who understands what motivates individuals and how to overcome obstacles. There will be skeptics until he demonstrates that he can perform at this level, but there’s no denying that this is the biggest challenge of his career to date.
