Next Tottenham Hotspur Manager Betting Odds
Tottenham Hotspur started the 2023/24 season in fantastic form with only Arsenal and Brentford escaping defeat against Spurs in the opening 10 games. However, it was ultimately the EFL Cup second round defeat to Fulham that would define how their season was going to go.
In the space of one month, Spurs went from unbeaten title challengers to a Europa League team. A massive 1-4 defeat to Chelsea, followed by defeats to Wolves, Aston Villa and West Ham United saw Spurs drop down the table. With seven games to go during the campaign, Spurs looked likely to finish in the top four. However, they lost five out of their next six games to eventually finish 5th.
Ange Postecoglou may need a trophy to keep his job
Ange Postecoglou has won a very decent number of trophies over the course of his career, including 5 in two seasons with Celtic. However, Spurs is without a doubt his toughest job yet and he may have to do something that names such as Jose Mourinho, Antonio Conte and Mauricio Pochettino couldn't do to keep his job.
That is win a trophy. Many of the fans love 'Big Ange' and his style of football creates an entertaining game that many neutral fans adore but - the club isn't run by neutral fans and big defeats such as the 1-4 against Chelsea, the 4-0 defeat to Newcastle and the fact they won one cup game out of three last season will have the Aussie manager under pressure.
Recent Tottenham Hotspur Full Time Managers
| Name | Tenure | Record (W-D-L) |
|---|---|---|
| Antonio Conte | November 21' - March 23' | 41-12-24 |
| Nuno Espirito Santo | June 21' - November 21' | 8-2-7 |
| Jose Mourinho | November 19' - April 21' | 44-19-23 |
| Mauricio Pochettino | May 14' - November 19' | 159-62-72 |
| Tim Sherwood | December 13' - May 14' | 14-4-10 |
| Andre Villas-Boas | July 12' - December 13' | 44-20-16 |
| Harry Redknapp | October 08' - June 12' | 98-50-50 |
