Ange Postecoglou borrows from Celtic playbook as Tottenham boss bristles at interviewer over Cristian Romero inquiry
He became known for his spiky interview style during his time at Celtic - and Ange Postecoglou looks to have carried that with him to north London.
But it was the angry reaction of Cristian Romero - who had opened the scoring for Spurs in the first showdown of the season - to being taken off that dominated the talking points in his post-match Sky Sports debrief. Shortly after finding the net signs of concussion were displayed by the centre-back and Davinson Sanchez replaced the defender.
He said sharply: "I think it was quite evident that he hit his head. We are in an era where we know about these things and I'm not a doctor.
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