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Staring at his shoes in that errant schoolboy way of his while telling a procession of interviewers “I thought we controlled it for the most part”, Ange Postecoglou cut an increasingly forlorn figure in the wake of Tottenham’s third consecutive home defeat by Arsenal. While his team certainly enjoyed more than their fair share of the ball and dictated play until such time as it came to putting a move together that might lead to one of their players sticking it in the net, the amount of control they had over their local rivals was questionable in the extreme.
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