The pressure continues to build on Ange Postecoglou, with the "shattered" Australian admitting he was the angriest he'd ever been in his career over a handball decision that kick-started his Tottenham side's latest home defeat in an alarming slide.
The former Socceroos boss, clearly having to bite his tongue while in the most unhappy of moods, was even reduced to constantly suggesting Spurs hadn't been allowed to play on "a fair and even playing ground", such was the injustice of the decision that allowed Newcastle to equalise before going on to win 2-1.
Postecoglou saluted the effort from his injury-ravaged outfit, but was still fuming hours later on Saturday (Sunday AEDT) about the visitors' sixth-minute equaliser from Anthony Gordon being allowed to stand, even though it had come about thanks to a hand-ball in the build-up by teammate Joelinton.
