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Ange is ready to 'explode'! Postecoglou warns Tottenham players they face rough treatment on return from international duty

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  • Postecoglou disappointed with players
  • Tottenham on a run of poor form
  • Australian ready to 'explode' at players
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    WHAT HAPPENED?

    Tottenham have suffered a poor start to the season as they have won only three of their opening seven Premier League games. Before the start of the October international break, Postecoglou's side dropped a two-goal lead as they went on to lose 3-2 to Brighton.

  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    With the loss coming just before the start of the international break, Postecoglou failed to get enough time to debrief his players after the disappointing collapse in Brighton. The Australian head coach has now revealed that he is ready to 'explode' once his players return to prepare for their next match.

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    WHAT POSTECOGLOU SAID

    Speaking to Optus Sport, Postecoglou said: "You never know if [the international break] is good or bad. Maybe for the players, it was good, but I don't like sitting on a loss.

    "There can be a tendency to over-analyse things. It wasn't a good one. The first half was unbelievable, but I didn't like the second half and what we looked like. It wasn't the loss, it was the manner I wasn't comfortable with. I've been sitting on it for 10 days, I'm ready to explode once they get back in the building and that will be my therapy."

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  • WHAT NEXT FOR TOTTENHAM?

    Postecoglou's side currently sit ninth in the Premier League standings but will hope to begin their rise further up the table when they take on West Ham on Saturday, October 19.