Postcoglou wins his bet, he teases a “season 3”

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By: Manu Tournoux

Postcoglou wins his bet, he teases a "season 3"

After the success of Tottenham in the European Cup, the Spurs manager announces better days.

Angel Postcoglou has accomplished his goal. By winning the Europa League with Tottenham this Wednesday against Manchester United (1-0) in the final, the Australian coach kept his word.

Last September, after a first season concluded in 5th place in the Premier League and without the slightest trophy, the 59 -year -old coach said: “I always earn things during my second year”. But, faced with the bad results of the London team, about to conclude this exercise in the second part of the table, which seemed to weaken its place, Postcoglou played its all in the C3 final.

Postcoglou sees larger

With this triumph of Tottenham, in the little sister of the European Queen competition – the first title of the club since 2008 -, the former Celtic FC coach seems to have solidified his position. His words, full of optimism for the future of Lilywhites, testify to this.

“I leave you with that: in all the best television series … Season 3 is better than season 2”Launched PostCoglou to Spurs supporters during the parade in London on Friday.

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Manu Tournoux

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