The story of Spurs’ 2024-25 season, in fact of Ange Postecoglou’s 16 months as their head coach, has been one of dizzying shifts between joyous optimism and despairing negativity.
This is a team with a bigger gap between their gloriously high ceiling and their painfully low floor than any other in the league in recent years. When Spurs are good, nobody in the country can live with them. When Spurs are bad, it feels as if anyone can beat them.
What makes Tottenham so compelling right now is that they can go from their best to their worst (or vice versa) from one game to the next. Never has this been more pronounced than in the past few weeks.
The Athletic looks at why, and what the club can do about it, below.
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Spurs must stop these wild swings in mood and form – but this may be the hardest time to do it
