“Excellent”: Tom Cairney of Fulham is impressed by what Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou stated recently

“Excellent”: Tom Cairney of Fulham is impressed by what Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou stated recently.

 

 

Since taking over as Tottenham Hotspur manager, Ange Postecoglou has received a great deal of praise for a variety of accomplishments.

 

Postecoglou has excelled at Tottenham in all areas, including man-management, transfers, performances, and outcomes.

 

However, the Australian’s tactics at N17 benefit more than just Spurs and their supporters.

 

Both fans and non-supporters have enjoyed Postecoglou’s press appearances at Tottenham.

 

Tom Cairney, the captain of Fulham, for example, has praised what the Spurs manager recently said regarding the concept of blue cards in football.

 

Speaking on the Footballer’s Football podcast, the Cottagers captain said Postecoglou’s response was “very good.”

 

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Blue cards, in the opinion of Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou, will “destroy” football.

In light of this, the International Football Association Board is organizing trials for blue cards, which would entail ten minutes of player removal from the field for cynical fouls or acts of disobedience.

 

 

Including an additional one. What effect will that have? According to BBC Sport, Postecoglou stated last week that the solution was already in place.

 

“Take that action if it’s not being implemented to the satisfaction of the public.” That is the alteration.

 

You see how that will affect our game, when one team is down to 10 men for ten minutes? It will be destroyed by it.

 

One team will be waiting for someone to return for ten minutes as they try to kill time.

 

“For some strange reason, all we are trying to do is go the other way, while every other game is trying to speed up and declutter.”

 

In an interview with the Footballer’s Football Podcast, Cairney stated: “Ange, the Tottenham manager, gave a really excellent response. His response, in my opinion, was excellent.

 

“In essence, he said that all other sports are attempting to simplify their offerings, while we are the only ones trying to incorporate absurd elements and continually increase the level of complexity.”

 

Ange Postecoglou, the Spurs manager, is excellent – TBR View

You’re right, Postecoglou. In terms of maintaining discipline, the concept of a sin bin for football is obviously a good one, but with rugby union, there are two cards in the deck. Red indicates dismissal, and yellow represents the sin bin.

 

Including a third card will just make everything much more complicated. One example could be the British monetary system, which simplified significantly in the 1970s when it switched from the extremely complex pounds, shillings, and pence system to just pounds and pence.

 

That’s what this would be like, but the opposite. It would just greatly exacerbate the already intricate and fast-paced gameplay of the game. It’s honestly not a place we should go.