Daniel Levy backs Postecoglou amid Spurs struggles

Tottenham Hotspur's season is in crisis following a 3-2 defeat to Everton, leaving them 15th in the Premier League and closer to the relegation zone than European qualification spots. Manager Ange Postecoglou faces mounting pressure, having overseen 12 league defeats this season, but Daniel Levy, the club's chairman, intends to give him the chance to turn things around, citing a string of injuries to key players as a significant factor in their struggles. Despite their poor league form, Spurs remain competitive in the Carabao Cup and Europa League, which could provide a pathway for redemption. Former players and pundits have voiced concern over Postecoglou's future, suggesting that historically any other manager in such a position would have been sacked. However, Levy's desire to avoid a 'hire and fire' culture at the club may be delaying any decision regarding Postecoglou's job security. The coming weeks will be critical for both the manager and the club, as they face important fixtures that could determine their season's trajectory.