Tottenham Hotspur are facing increased scrutiny after a home draw against Wolves. Manager Ange Postecoglou's struggles with a depleted squad continue, with goalkeeper Fraser Forster receiving heavy criticism for his role in the late equalizer.
The pressure has mounted on Ange Postecoglou after Tottenham Hotspur were held to a draw at home by Wolves . The former Celtic manager has seen his injury-hit team win only two of their last nine games, leaving them in 11th place in the Premier League table. The #AngeOut hashtag trended on X following a Boxing Day defeat against Nottingham Forest. Against Wolves , it was another former Celtic player, goalkeeper Fraser Forster, who came under scrutiny.
Pundits criticized his performance after he was at fault for Jorgen Strand Larsen's late equalizer. Stephen Warnock, speaking on BBC's Final Score, stated, 'He's been done at his near post, Fraser Forster. The run from Strand Larsen and the ball from Ait-Nouri is lovely, but then he lashes it as hard as he can at the near post, top corner and the goalkeeper shouldn't be beaten. He turns his back on it, it's almost like he's saying 'it's a bit quick for me' rather than standing tall and being brave.' Former England and Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson added, 'Strand Larsen's first touch is incredible, but he's four yards in on the touchline. The goalkeeper can't get beaten from there. He absolutely absolutely smashes it, but you can't get beaten from the angle that close in as a goalkeeper of his quality. He'll be disappointed.' Forster also faced criticism from Spurs fans on social media, with some calling for his departure. Adding to the team's woes, Forster, playing in place of the injured Guglielmo Vicario, suffered a knock during the game but was able to continue after treatment
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