Follow usTottenham manager Ange Postecoglou made Premier League history by setting a new record for the most points taken by a manager in his first nine games in the competition (23) after his side won 2-0 against Fulham on Monday evening. He surpassed the previous record of 22 points held by Mike Walker and Guus Hiddink from their first nine games in charge of Norwich City (1992-93 season) and Chelsea (2008-09 season) respectively.
Asked how proud he was of his record achievement, Postecoglou said: “Look, it’s a credit to everyone. It’s certainly a really encouraging start to the season. Performance-wise, we’ve been really consistent. We had to work hard tonight. In the first half we did really well. We had to be quite patient in the way we looked for the first goal and I think Fulham were very well organized, especially in defense.”
It is the longest stretch Spurs have been at the top of the Premier League since 15 December 2020, when they held the top spot after 12 games under Jose Mourinho. Tottenham’s start to the season is their best since 1960-61, when they started the campaign with 11 straight wins on their way to winning the league title.
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