Summary
Ange Postecoglou, the manager of Tottenham, responded emotionally to being called a "clown" before his team's Europa League final against Manchester United. He defended his career and personal journey, emphasizing the hard work it took to reach his position, regardless of the outcome of the final.
Key Facts
- Tottenham is set to play Manchester United in the Europa League final.
- A report called Postecoglou’s status uncertain, fluctuating between "hero and clown."
- Postecoglou immigrated from Greece to Australia at age five.
- He has coached teams in Australia, Japan, Scotland, and England.
- He has managed Tottenham for 99 games, winning 46 and losing 38.
- Postecoglou stated he feels successful no matter the result of the final due to his career journey.
- He plans to focus on his players and the upcoming match, not his job security.
- Postecoglou reassured his future is secure with his family and health.
