With or without Postecoglou, Spurs can ‘break the cycle’
Tottenham ended a run of 17 years without a prize by winning the Europa League and it might spark further success at the club whether coach Ange Postecoglou remains in his task or not.The Australian led Spurs to their first European prize considering that 1984 but might be sacked with the team 17th in the Premier League, in their worst domestic project because they were promoted back to the top flight in 1978.
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Their 1-0 win over Manchester United in Bilbao made Tottenham Champions League football next season and potentially ₤ 100 million ($134 million) as a result.It is cash
which could be utilized to strengthen a squad that lacks quality in some locations, but was also obstructed by injuries.However, the most significant advance for Spurs could be on a psychological level, having ended a barren spell covering almost twenty years, since they won the League Cup in 2008. Postecoglou accepted he might not be
in charge next season however said he thinks his players will be bolstered by the experience. “Sadly, the longer it goes on, it’s more difficult to break
that cycle in some cases, “he said.Advertisement”Up until you take that monkey off your back, you do not understand what it feels like.”The coach said
his young side would begin to crave the taste of success and now comprehended the work they needed to put in to accomplish it.”We’ve got a truly young group of players and you can talk to them about success and what it means however up until they feel it, it doesn’t become genuine and I’ve got no doubt that all those boys this evening having this feeling will desire this once again and to get it again they’re going to need to make similar sacrifices,”he told reporters. “They’ve climbed a mountain now so they know what it takes to get to where we are and I think that speeds up the chances to construct a team that can
succeed and competitive at the highest level for many years to come.”Advertisement Postecoglou enjoyed at a small eliminate as his players commemorated wildly.The coach described himself as a” serial winner “and said he had actually learned a thing or more while picking up
prizes with Celtic, and Australian side Brisbane Roar among others.
“I have actually found out to understand that what makes nights like these memorable is to keep in mind them, “he stated.”I sort of stand back and just watch everybody else enjoy it which’s all I need.”- ‘Que Sera, Sera
‘-Tottenham experienced heartbreak in the all-English Champions League final in Madrid in 2019, as they fell
2-0 versus Liverpool.Advertisement While none of the club’s more youthful players, consisting of goalscorer Brennan Johnson,
23, existed to
suffer it, captain Kid Heung-min was and he was thrilled to finally earn his very first trophy at the club.” I felt the pressure, I desired it
so badly, the last 7 days I was dreaming every single day … I can sleep easy now,”he said.Departed Spurs terrific Harry Kane, who won the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich this season for the very first trophy of his career, invested over a years playing for the club without tasting success before leaving in 2023 to find it elsewhere.After claiming their third Europa League crown, Tottenham will have another chance to lift flatware in the UEFA Super Cup after the summer season break, where they will face Paris Saint-Germain or Inter Milan, who meet in the Champions League final.Advertisement It will be a quick test of Postecoglou’s theory that Spurs have made considerable development, even if he is not on
the bench to see it.”I have not had any discussions(with the board), no one has actually spoken to me about anything, I’m going to return to my hotel room, get my friends and family together, open up a great bottle of Scotch, have a couple of quiet ones, get ready for a
enormous parade on Friday, “he stated.”Then Monday I’m going on vacations with my beautiful family since I deserve it, and’Que Sera, Sera’.
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