Tottenham bad performance in season Madison said unhealthy in Postkoglu s statement

James Madison defends Tottenham Hotspur head coach Angie Postkoglu.

James Madison admitted that Tottenham's league performance was "unacceptable" and warned that discussions about Ang Postkoglu's future were "unhealthy", but insisted that the team still fully supported their stressed head coach.

After a frustrating domestic league, Tottenham still holds hopes of entering the European arena, and Madison did not shy away from criticism, pointing out that Tottenham had poor performance in the Premier League, while making it clear that Postkoglu still controls the locker room.

"We support the head coach 100%," Madison said. "I think he's a great guy."

"We're not doing well this season, especially in the league. We're doing well in Europe, but the league's performance is unacceptable."

"He's my manager, my head coach, and I respect him very much.

"Listen, we players are trying to avoid hearing the statement (Postkoglu's status is threatened) because it's not healthy.

"I just know that every day I go to work I see the lads listening and receiving information about how he wants us to play and doing his best for the club, we are in a very good position in Europe, and under his management we can still have a special season.

"I will keep doing this until the day he leaves. He is my agent and I respect him so much and I will continue to do that. ”

Madison recently ended a period of rest and returned to this team that has been plagued by injuries throughout the season.

The absence of these players has played a big role in Tottenham's decline in the Premier League. The team currently ranks 16th with 37 points, only two places higher than the relegation zone.

The injuries of key players such as Son Heung-min, Van Devin and Christian Romero forced Postkogru to adjust the lineup many times.

Whether Son Heung-min can participate in the upcoming Europa League semi-finals against Norwegian team Bodo/Grimt is still a question, because The striker is still training outside the team. Despite poor domestic performance, Tottenham has been strong in the European game, reaching the Europa League semi-finals with an impressive performance. Now they will face the league champion, who strives to win a surprise victory after fantasizing all the way to the semi-finals.

Although the Europa League may now be Tottenham's biggest hope to recover losses from a disappointing season, Madison's remarks reflect that the locker room remains committed to the head coach's vision amid increasing media pressure.