Ange Postecoglou has a five-word response to a Tottenham fan praising 'brilliant season'

By premiernews On May 21, 2024

Ange Postecoglou has promised fans that Tottenham will be better equipped for their assault on the Premier League next season.

A fifth-place finish in the league in Postecoglou's first campaign in charge ensured a return to European football for Spurswho will compete in the Europa League next season.

Ange Postecoglou led Tottenham back to European football after their fifth place finishCredit: AFP

It could have been even better for the north London club had he not stuttered towards goal.

Five guaranteed defeats in their last seven games Aston Villa He beat them to the line and claimed the last remaining Champions League spot.

Postecoglou's likeable, no-nonsense approach, coupled with an unbeaten start to the season, helped get fans on his side after the Australian coach's arrival from Celtic last summer.

But your disappointment for fans who prefer their team to lose to Manchester City last week to prevent Arsenal from winning the title, left some fans unhappy with the Australian.

However, Postecoglou's value remains high among the Spurs fan base and his recent comments are likely to endear him even more.

Tottenham are currently in Australia, preparing for their end-of-season friendly with Newcastle UnitedEdit in Melbourne on Wednesday, having taken off shortly after their final game of the Premier League campaign on Sunday, a 3-0 win over Sheffield United.

A video posted on social media captured a fan in a brief exchange with Postecoglou and thanked him for his efforts during the season.

The Tottenham manager responded: “Thank you, next year we will be better.”

The Tottenham coach had some words of encouragement for the club's fans for next seasonCredit: @thfc_cho

Spurs fans have appreciated Postecoglou's warm character since his arrival at the club.Credit: Getty

Postecoglou's words will be music to the ears of Tottenham fans who will have ambitions of returning to the Champions League.

But a top-four finish won't be achieved without some adjustments over the summer. Postecoglou described the club's foundations as “really fragile.”

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou declares that the clash with Manchester City was his “worst experience as a manager” and was wrong in his pre- and post-match comments.

“We have work to do. It's clear and evident and that's what we need to focus on,” he told reporters after his team's 2-0 loss to Manchester City.

“I've been determined since day one. Nothing has changed. I haven't been dissuaded, if that's what people are worried about.

“When you accept the role, you accept what comes with it. Nothing has changed in terms of how we do it. But you have to know where you stand.”

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