Ange Postecoglou, former manager of Tottenham Hotspur and Nottingham Forest, insists his best work lies ahead despite recent setbacks in the Premier League.
Postecoglou’s tenure at Forest lasted just 39 days before his dismissal in October following a 3-0 defeat to Chelsea, which left the club in 17th place.
Prior to that, he led Spurs to the Europa League title in May last year, snapping a 17-year trophy drought, only to be sacked two weeks later after a dismal Premier League campaign that saw Tottenham finish 17th.
“I want to win things still. I still have that drive and passion to achieve, that has not changed,” the 60-year-old Australian told SEN radio.
“Wherever I go in, there will be plenty of scepticism. I know whatever it is going to be, I have this thing in my head that this will be the best one I’ve done yet … the recent experiences, maybe I needed them.”
Ange Postecoglou targets revival after tough Premier League spells
Lessons Learned from Premier League Challenges
Postecoglou expressed no concern over any damage to his reputation in England, emphasizing the lessons from his previous roles.
“You can’t always be flying high and successful. Sometimes you need to cop a couple of whacks. It didn’t work out. It’s probably hurt me reputationally, probably here in the EPL for sure, but I don’t worry about that.”
“It didn’t leave any marks on me as a person or a football manager. If anything, it allowed me to know that next time, I will seek some counsel before I bite off more than I can chew.”
Current Premier League Standings Pressure
Both Nottingham Forest and Tottenham currently occupy 16th and 17th positions in the table, battling relegation threats. Forest hold a two-point advantage over 18th-placed West Ham, while Spurs maintain a one-point cushion. Fans can track these tense Resultados Futbol Hoy developments closely.
Postecoglou’s determination signals a potential return, with his passion undimmed by past struggles. For the latest Premier League updates and Resultados Futbol Hoy, visit Resultados Futbol Hoy.