In Premier League football, few stories have captivated fans as much as Ange Postecoglou’s incredible journey with the Spurs. The Australian manager is not just making history; he’s rewriting it, leading his team to one of their best starts in history. But it doesn’t stop there. Postecoglou has consecutively bagged the Premier League Manager of the Month awards, cementing his reputation as one of the most impressive managers in the league.

Under Postecoglou’s guidance, Tottenham has enjoyed an unbeaten start to the season and currently reigns supreme at the top of the Premier League table. What’s even more remarkable is that he’s achieved this feat in a league known for its stiff competition and unpredictability. It’s not just a flash in the pan, either. After claiming the Manager of the Month award in August, Ange Postecoglou did it again in September.

September was an exceptional month for the Spurs. They secured three wins and a draw from their four fixtures, a testament to Postecoglou’s tactical prowess and the team’s determination. With these accomplishments, Postecoglou has etched his name in history, becoming the first manager to win back-to-back Premier League Manager of the Month awards.

But the accolades don’t end with Postecoglou. The team’s captain, Heung-Min Son, has also been making waves. He was named the Premier League Player of the Month for September. Together, they’ve handed the north London club a clean sweep for the second consecutive month.

Son’s performances were nothing short of spectacular. He netted six goals in four games during September, including a remarkable hat-trick in the 5-2 victory over Burnley. He also struck twice in the thrilling 2-2 draw against north London rivals, Arsenal. His other goal came in the controversial 2-1 win over Liverpool, marking him as a crucial asset for the Spurs’ success.

Tottenham’s journey to the top spot was marked by their 1-0 victory against Luton. Micky Van de Ven’s crucial goal ensured Postecoglou’s side maintained their lead in the Premier League, edging out their rivals Arsenal on goal difference, as they entered the international break.

It’s no secret that Postecoglou took charge of the Spurs at a challenging juncture following a disappointing eighth-place finish the previous season, which meant missing out on European football. Additionally, the transfer saga surrounding Harry Kane, who left for Bayern Munich, created uncertainty. However, Postecoglou rose to the challenge and managed to galvanize his squad. His approach to management and tactical brilliance has breathed new life into the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.