Report: What Ange Postecoglou has already been doing with Johan Lange at Tottenham ahead of January

Tottenham Hotspur are far from where they were expected to be in their second season under Ange Postecoglou.

The levels of inconsistency in north London are really starting to see the top four pull away from Tottenham this season.

Defeat on the weekend has Spurs slumped 11^th spot having taken a mere 20 points from the opening 15 games.

Position	Team	Played MP	Won W	Drawn D	Lost L	For GF	Against GA	Diff GD	Points Pts
11	TottenhamTottenham	15	6	2	7	31	19	12	20

Alan Shearer is worried about Ange Postecoglou’s philosophy at Tottenham as he refuses to change away from his attacking beliefs.

But it seems as if there are already meetings going on behind the scenes in north London to try and find a resolution to these issues.

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Ange Postecoglou holds Tottenham transfer meeting

Jamie O’Hara has suggested Postecoglou could be sacked if the results do not begin to improve for Spurs.

For now, it seems as if the Australian still has the support of the club as the January window nears.

According to Sky Sports, Postecoglou has been holding meetings at Hotspur Way with technical director Johan Lange.

This comes ahead of the January transfer window opening in a matter of weeks with Spurs clearly in need of some upgrades.

Postecoglou is standing firm on his methods at Spurs, despite the results this season suggesting it is not working.

The Lilywhites are well adrift in the Premier League with the cup competitions looking more important than ever.

However, there is still 23 games to be played and a big January window could transform Tottenham’s season.

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Tottenham would be open to Yves Bissouma sale

According to Alasdair Gold, Tottenham would consider reasonable offers which were to potentially arrive for Yves Bissouma in the summer.

The Mali midfielder is just one example of where Spurs could look to improve over the coming months following a disastrous showing on Sunday.

After the game, Bissouma issued an apology on social media for his needless challenge to give away a penalty.

“I’m so sad for that mistake it’s burning me because we lost the game today from this mistake. I feel sorry for my teammates, staff and fans,” he said.

Bissouma was already on his final warning with Postecoglou after he let the club down with his off-field antics.

But it now seems as if the midfielder’s lack of leadership is causing some major concerns about his future with the club.