Ange Postecoglou vowed to maintain combating to revive Tottenham’s fortunes after receiving “some direct feedback” from disgruntled followers following a limp 1-0 Premier League loss to Bournemouth.
Spurs boss Postecoglou was booed and heckled by a annoyed away finish on the Vitality Stadium, having seen his toothless aspect condemned to defeat by Dean Huijsen’s Seventeenth-minute header.
The Australian refused to enter element concerning the heated alternate however stated he understood the supporters’ emotional response.
“I didn’t like what was being said because I’m a human being but you’ve got to cop it,” stated Postecoglou, whose crew have gained solely one in every of their final six video games in all competitions.
“I have been round lengthy sufficient to know that when issues do not go properly you have to perceive the frustration and the frustration.
“They’re rightly disillusioned tonight as a result of we have let a recreation of soccer get away from us. I am OK with all that.
“They’re disillusioned and rightly so. They gave me some direct suggestions, which I assume is taken onboard.
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“All I can say is, I’m really disappointed with tonight and I’m determined to get it right and I will keep fighting until we do.”
Requested what was stated by the travelling help, Postecoglou replied: “Probably not for here, mate.”
Tottenham started brightly in Dorset however created little through the 90 minutes and had been lucky to not lose by an even bigger margin.
Dean Huijsen (19y 235d) is Bournemouth’s youngest-ever Premier League goalscorer
Bournemouth midfielder Ryan Christie struck a put up and the spectacular hosts didn’t capitalise on a number of different possibilities to place the outcome past doubt.
Spurs dropped beneath the Cherries, into tenth place, forward of their London derby at dwelling to high-flying Chelsea, dwell on Tremendous Sunday, following the most recent setback in a patchy season to this point.
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To compound a depressing night for the injury-hit north London membership, defender Ben Davies limped out of his three hundredth Premier League look and faces a spell on the sidelines.
“It looks like he’s done his hamstring,” stated Postecoglou.
“Him and Radu (Dragusin) have played every game, it’s the one sort of position we can’t rotate.
“He’ll clearly be out for a time frame now, we’ll simply have to attend and see how lengthy it’s.
“It’s kind of the consequence of us having the squad we have at the moment.”
