“Bring him back…” – talkSPORT host tells Tottenham to sack Postecoglou today and re-hire former 78years old manager who is ready to come out of retirement


Tottenham Hotspur’s struggles in the Premier League have led to a dramatic suggestion from TalkSPORT pundit Majestic, who believes the club should sack Ange Postecoglou and reappoint former manager Harry Redknapp if they are serious about winning the Europa League this season.

Spurs’ Premier League Woes Continue

Tottenham endured yet another frustrating Premier League result over the weekend, managing only a 2-2 draw at home against Bournemouth. Despite second-half goals from Pape Matar Sarr and Son Heung-min rescuing a point, the result did little to boost their hopes of securing European football for next season.
With just 10 league matches remaining, Spurs sit 13 points adrift of fifth place—the position they finished in last season—making qualification for next year’s European competitions through the league increasingly unlikely.
While there has been no official indication that Postecoglou’s job is under immediate threat, speculation is growing that the club may consider a managerial change in the summer if results do not improve.

Majestic Urges Spurs to Appoint Redknapp

Speaking on TalkSPORT, Majestic made a bold claim that Tottenham should act immediately and replace Postecoglou with Redknapp if they are serious about making a deep run in the Europa League.
“What I’m saying is, for Spurs to move forward, because next year there’s no European football for us unless we win the Europa League,” he said.
“But with that manager, they can’t win that, in my opinion, because where is the rousing of the team, and where’s the unity? There’s nothing from him.
“I personally, tomorrow morning, get rid of him. Bring back Harry Redknapp, for one last hurrah. I’ll bring Harry back.”

Could Redknapp Make a Shock Return?

Redknapp, who previously managed Spurs from 2008 to 2012, led the club to a fourth-place finish in the 2009-10 season and guided them to the Champions League quarter-finals the following year. Known for his man-management skills and attacking style of play, he remains a popular figure among some sections of the Tottenham fanbase.
However, the 78-year-old has been out of management for eight years, with his last coaching stint coming at Birmingham City in 2017, where he was dismissed after just 13 games. Despite announcing his retirement that same year, Redknapp hinted at a willingness to return to management in 2023 when he was briefly linked with the Leeds United job.

A Must-Win Clash Against AZ Alkmaar

Tottenham’s European hopes hang in the balance as they prepare for a crucial Europa League Round of 16 second-leg clash against AZ Alkmaar on Thursday. Trailing 1-0 from the first leg, they must produce a strong performance at home to overturn the deficit and keep their European campaign alive.
Whether the club would genuinely consider replacing Postecoglou at this stage remains highly unlikely, but Majestic’s comments reflect growing frustrations among some Spurs supporters. As the season enters its decisive phase, all eyes will be on how Postecoglou and his squad respond to the mounting pressure.

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