Daniel Levy has been severely criticised over his treatment of Celtic hero Ange Postecoglou at Spurs.
The Tottenham owner sacked Postecoglou after the former Celtic boss won the Europa League final against Manchester United.
Postecoglou has been all over the news as pundits and ex-players give their opinions on the Hoops icon’s Spurs dismissal.
And now, it’s the turn of former Rangers striker Ally McCoist as he finally breaks his silence on Daniel Levy letting the former Celtic manager go from Tottenham.
Ally McCoist tells Tottenham sacking Celtic hero Ange Postecoglou was wrong
Postecoglou was dismissed by Spurs little over a week ago and Simon Jordan said it was the correct decision by the Premier League club.
And delivering his first reaction to the news, McCoist reckons his fellow talkSPORT man couldn’t be so wrong.
McCoist told talkSPORT, “I don’t think it was the right decision to get rid of Ange, to be honest with you. That’s the first thing I would say.
“I know the league position’s unacceptable. I totally get that, but I feel he made it crystal clear, he threw all his eggs in the one basket towards the end of the season.”
McCoist says Postecoglou was harshly treated by Tottenham
After winning the Europa League and delivering Spurs’ first trophy in 17 years, Postecoglou must have thought he would have got a third season with the Premier League club.
However, that did not come to fruition and Ange was let go and McCoist reckons that decision was ‘harsh’.
The talkSPORT man continued, “In my opinion, I think he was unlucky with injuries as well. That said, the level of performance in the league was not good enough, or anything like good enough. I understand that.
“However, the pluses for me far, far outweigh the minuses. To win a European trophy in I don’t know how many years, and get them into the Champions League next year, I thought that gave him enough credit in the bank and keep his job at the very least.
“Clearly, that’s not the case. Thomas Frank now has proved himself at Brentford. He’s more than a capable coach and manager I can see that happening. I can see him moving on to certainly, a bigger club in the shape of Tottenham.
“But I still think it’s harsh on big Ange, I really do.”
It appears that most pundits are on Postecoglou’s side over his sacking at Spurs.
However, it might not be too long before Tottenham see Postecoglou again after reports suggest that another Premier League club want the Celtic hero.
