ANGE POSTECOGLOU has a worse Tottenham record than former bosses Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte.
Spurs’ 2-1 defeat at Arsenal last night made it just one win in their last nine Premier League outings.
The North Londoners’ awful form has seen them slump to 13th in the Prem table.
Postecoglou, 59, went unbeaten in his first 10 league games in charge last season, winning eight of them.
But that honeymoon period now feels long ago, with Tottenham struggling with injuries and incapable of stringing together strong performances.
The Aussie has won 36 of his 73 games in charge – while drawing 12 and losing 25 – giving him a 49 per cent win percentage.
Conte, 55, lasted three more matches at the helm with 76, winning 41 of them at a percentage of 54 – drawing 12 and losing 23.
Mourinho, meanwhile, took charge of 86 games at the Spurs helm.
The Portuguese achieved a win percentage of 51, triumphing 44 times, drawing 19 and losing 23.
Sandwiched in between the two former Chelsea bosses was Nuno Espirito Santo, who lasted just 17 matches in charge.
The Portuguese, now flying high with Nottingham Forest, won eight times, drew just twice and lost seven games.
Tottenham’s last truly long-term manager was Mauricio Pochettino.
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He won 159 of them, giving him a win percentage of 54, drew 62 and lost 72.
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