Ange Postecoglou scores football Manager of the Year award

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Tottenham Hotspur FC manager, Ange Postecoglou has been named Manager of the Year at the 2024 London Football Awards.

According to Aleagues, Postecoglou came out victorious over Arsenal Manager rival, and 2023 winner, Mikel Arteta to the honour, despite the Spaniard overseeing another Premier League title charge.

Postecoglou was also up against West Ham’s David Moyes, departing Chelsea Women manager, Emma Hayes, and Leyton Orient boss, Richie Wellens for the LFAs’ management award, which is only given to London teams.

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou has pipped Arsenal's Mikel Arteta to the Manager of the Year award at the London Football Awards 2024. Photo The Mirror.
Tottenham boss, Ange Postecoglou has pipped Arsenal’s, Mikel Arteta to the Manager of the Year award at the London Football Awards 2024. Photo: The Mirror.

“Little bit bizarre,” Postecoglou told BBC Radio London after receiving the award.

“Honoured but not really made the impact I want to you yet”.

“Really trying hard to bring some success to the club and really relish what that will bring,” Postecoglou added.

Spurs, who are now fifth in the table, have beaten Manchester United and Liverpool this season, as well as Arsenal and Premier League champions Manchester City.

Source: Aleagues

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