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“I’m sorry,Sorry, i think they will”- Paul Robinson’s Shocking Verdict on Ange Postecoglou’s Job After Devastating 4-0 Liverpool Loss
Tottenham Hotspur’s tough season took another significant blow with a 4-0 loss to Liverpool, dashing their hopes of winning the Carabao Cup.
Having secured a slim 1-0 win in the first leg, Spurs had high hopes of ending their 17-year trophy drought. However, a depleted squad struggled to keep up with a dominant Liverpool team under Arne Slot.
Former Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson has raised concerns about manager Ange Postecoglou’s future at the club. Robinson believes that discussions about Postecoglou’s position could become inevitable after their upcoming FA Cup match against Aston Villa.
The lackluster performance at Anfield exposed Tottenham’s tactical flaws, with the team failing to register a single shot on target throughout the match.
Paul Robinson on Postecoglou’s future at Tottenham
Robinson acknowledged that Postecoglou’s job had been protected by strong performances in the Europa League and the possibility of winning the League Cup. However, with Spurs now out of the Carabao Cup and struggling in the Premier League, the pressure is increasing.
Speaking to Tottenham News, Robinson commented: “I think they’ll be having that conversation on Monday. Spurs have a very tough game against Aston Villa, and a lot can change in a week in football. How they played against Liverpool was incredibly disappointing – they were tactically inept again.”
“It was one of the worst performances I’ve seen. It’s disappointing to have no shots on target in a semi-final, which got a lot of attention. But I didn’t expect them to get a result against Liverpool.”
“I’ve always said the thing keeping Ange in the job was the first 10 games at the start of last season, and the fact they’re in all the cups and doing well in the Europa League. But this week, they’re out of the EFL Cup, and they could be out of the FA Cup on Sunday if they play like they did against Liverpool. The conversation about Ange’s future will really heat up next week. They have no chance of qualifying for the Champions League.”
Currently sitting 14th in the league, Tottenham’s season has been severely disrupted by an ongoing injury crisis. Key players such as Cristian Romero, Radu Dragusin, and James Maddison are sidelined, leaving nine first-team players unavailable.
Defensive issues have been a major concern for Postecoglou, and the absence of attacking options like Dominic Solanke, Brennan Johnson, and Timo Werner has made things even more difficult.
The upcoming FA Cup fourth-round tie against Aston Villa will be crucial for Spurs. A win could revive their season and keep them in the hunt for silverware, offering Postecoglou a vital lifeline.
However, another early exit would likely increase pressure on the manager and fuel calls for change.
As the club faces a decisive week ahead, Tottenham fans will be hoping their side can bounce back under Postecoglou’s leadership and revive their faltering campaign.
