Lee Wilmot
Head of Football, London and the South at Reach PLC
Head of https://t.co/x3NhWpxTCD at Reach plc. Aspiring novelist. Husband and father of two. Tottenham fan. Golf lover. All views my own.
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2 weeks ago |
football.london | Lee Wilmot
The pressure on Ange Postecoglou's shoulders is mounting. With every passing game it seems like the Australian is getting closer to the sack. Spurs were beaten 1-0 by Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Thursday night - their 16th defeat of the Premier League season. They are closer to the relegation zone than the top five and only the three teams at the bottom being so poor has stopped them getting dragged into a relegation battle this season.
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2 weeks ago |
football.london | Lee Wilmot
It just does not get any better for Ange Postecoglou and Tottenham Hotspur. Another trip to Stamford Bridge, another defeat. That's 16 defeats in 30 Premier League games this season - a truly abysmal statistic. Postecoglou's job as Spurs head coach is hanging by a thread. You have to think that the only reason he has not been sacked is because of the Europa League quarter-final coming in the next two weeks.
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3 weeks ago |
football.london | Lee Head |Lee Wilmot
Mikel Arteta may have to do without Jurrien Timber for the foreseeable future. The Arsenal manager admitted that the full-back would be assessed in the next few days after going off with a knee injury during the 2-1 win over Fulham on Tuesday night. Back in Premier League action for the first time in more than two weeks, Arsenal picked up a precious three points, but saw both Timber and Gabriel Magalhaes leave the pitch early due to injuries.
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3 weeks ago |
football.london | Lee Head |Lee Wilmot |Rob Guest
Ange Postecoglou knows he is under pressure at Tottenham. With Spurs 14th in the Premier League table, everything rests on the Europa League this season. Spurs take on Eintracht Frankfurt in the quarter-finals, with the first leg at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium next Thursday, April 10. Progression to the semi-finals and final and lifting the trophy may be the only things that will keep the Australian in a job, given the season Spurs have had.
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3 weeks ago |
football.london | Lee Head |Lee Wilmot
David Moyes and Mikel Arteta go way back. The Spaniard was Moyes' captain at Everton and the pair have a long-standing friendship. Speaking in 2023, Arteta said: "It’s more than respect, I think it’s admiration. I loved playing under him. I would have gone through a brick wall for him when he was my manager, as everybody would in that squad.
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I'm not at the game and couldn't watch it as I'm away on holiday and for some reason the hotel I'm at couldn't show different matches despite loads of screens, but these stats, against potentially the worst ever PL side, are deeply concerning #thfc #coys https://t.co/fs3Hd6alH1
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