It started with a message of simplicity to his Tottenham public as Ange Postecoglou made clear "I love to win. mate."
The former Celtic boss is being met with increasing warmth from his new public and his address to Spurs punters across the globe on his first official day on Saturday hit the spot. The 57-year-old famously told an assortment of Celtic fringe men and ex-stars to be on his opening day he, and by proxy, they, would 'Never Stop'. A pair of dominant seasons and five trophies later underlined the Australian was made of something greater than quotable soundbites.
So now 48 months on and Postecoglou is once again facing winning over a sceptical public. But, perhaps, the age of Ange in North London won't need much coaxing from both inside and outside the Spurs dressing room. Take Eric Dier, for instance, the England international has been showered with boos, at times, over perceived flaws in his game. But the 29-year-old is set to remain at Spurs and could be back at the club's training ground in the coming days. He appears all-in on Angeball.
