Boss Tottenham Hotspur, Ange Postecoglou, said that Spurs in a 2-0 win in Brentford on Sunday was simply because the injuries left him a composition, not a sudden explosion of pragmatism.
The Australian coach is fighting the crisis of an injury, who forced him to play 18-year-old helper Archie Gray in the middle, and Micky Van de Ven rested 45 minutes after returning in the European league in the middle of the week.
The European campaign Spurs-which lasts after Thursday’s victory over Elfsborg confirmed their last 16th place-she gave the remaining adapted Postecoglou players to recover, because its league form fell.
But Spurs are still fighting for silver software on three fronts, according to which they will ultimately measure this season and which can keep postecoglou in their work.
Postecoglou has repeatedly quoted a list of mounting injuries to his team in the face of poor results, becoming more and more irritable to reporters’ questions about Spurs performances.
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And he released a pathetic laugh when he asked if his side defensive resistance and the low block against Brentford late were a tactical departure from his ordinary “Angeball” attack.
“How do you say that without repeating or sounding like an excuse? A group of players is very difficult to play on Thursday and Sunday and maintain energy and levels, “he told Postecoglou journalists.
“What they do is maximum effort and maximum effort in the game as today means that you cannot be sharp and really dynamic with and without the ball, it is simply impossible.
“They are human beings, not robots. People want to reject it, want to talk about excuses, but this is reality, I know reality.
“These guys give everything. We knew that today it would not be a game in which we could leave and dominate, because Brentford had a week to prepare for it.
“We had 50 hours (after the Elfsborg game) with the same group of players. So I think that in this context I think the performance was excellent. “
Postecoglou also accepted the signing of the loan of the defender Kevin Danso, although he warned that the Dragusin Rade Damage Center had “does not look good” in the middle of the week.
He said that the club was considering further accessories to the team, but he added: “We don’t want to bring only anyone, and sometimes it lasts a little longer.”
