Thomas Tuchel has now sent a message to Ange Postecoglou following Tottenham’s dismal Premier League campaign, which led to the Australian’s sacking at Spurs.Daniel Levy has never shied away from making tough calls at Tottenham Hotspur, having sacked 15 managers during his 24 years as chairman. Ange Postecoglou became the 15th manager to receive the sack on June 6, when Spurs confirmed the Australian’s departure after just two seasons in charge. A dreadful Premier League campaign ultimately cost Postecoglou his job, with Tottenham finishing 17th after losing 22 matches.(Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / Instagram)Thomas Tuchel sends respect to Ange Postecoglou after Tottenham exitWith Postecoglou now out of the picture, England manager Thomas Tuchel has sent a message of respect and sympathy to the former Tottenham boss. Having himself endured sackings during his managerial career, Tuchel understands the pressure and uncertainty that comes with the job.Speaking to BBC Sport, the German said: “I feel for every manager and I have huge sympathy for every manager. I was in the same spot, and it feels horrible. I have the biggest respect for him, he has huge character. He said he will deliver the trophy in the second year and he did.“But this is part of the job. We are responsible for the results and the development of the team. Whether we like it or not, sometimes it is we who take the full responsibility for the development that is maybe not at the highest potential.”Thomas Tuchel spoke about his sympathy towards managers after the news of Ange Postecoglou's departure from Spurs. 🗣️ pic.twitter.com/SnYweCNbC6— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) June 6, 2025 Postecoglou’s legacy at Tottenham and future prospectsBeing sacked does not necessarily label a manager as a failure, especially at a club like Tottenham, where many predecessors have bounced back stronger. Managers such as Antonio Conte, who recently secured the Serie A title, and Nuno Espirito Santo, who guided Nottingham Forest to a sixth-place finish, exemplify this.For Postecoglou, despite the disappointing end, he leaves Spurs having delivered silverware and upheld his promise of a trophy in his second season, preserving his reputation. Any club that hires him next will expect similar success, given his proven track record. Tottenham supporters will remember the moments of joy he brought after a long wait for a trophy, and they will wish him well in his next challenge, grateful for the memories and the progress he helped achieve.READ MORE: Tottenham could still turn to Mauricio Pochettino to replace Ange PostecoglouThe post Thomas Tuchel sends message of respect to Ange Postecoglou after Tottenham sack appeared first on Spurs Web.