He emphasized that Spurs are on their own development journey, focusing on building a strong foundation and identity.
Postecoglou remains confident that with time and continued growth, they can match their rivals, who beat them 4-1 in the Carabao Cup semi final over two legs.
He stated, a day after their semi final loss: “I know that this is all kind of reactive to last night and I get it. Everyone saw their was a big gap between us and Liverpool, but Vicario, Romero, Destiny, van de Ven, Solanke, Wilson Odobert, I could go on and on.
“We had 10 missing last night, senior players but you take seven or eight key players out of any team and you are playing the best team in the world who are at their best, I don’t think you make judgements in these moments. I get that it dulls the senses after a while when you say the same thing after week after week and it sounds like it is what it is, but that’s the reality of our situation. “A lot of the players I mentioned and Maddison, I mean Brennan Johnson, I don’t make judgements on last night apart from the fact we didn’t perform in the manner we wanted to. Even if we did, we may not have won anyway but the disappointing thing is we just didn’t play the way we wanted to, so we need to address that.”