Winning the Europa League the 'toughest thing I've ever done', says Ange Postecoglou Under-fire Tottenham manager ... has looked set for the exit as woeful domestic form has left Spurs 17th in the Premier League and even bringing home a trophy – as ...

The medicine flooded the veins, steadied the pulse, flushed out the toxins.Everything is different now.Now, the Spursiest thing that Spurs could do is let Ange Postecoglou go.How could they, after this historic,

Ange Postecoglou has hit back at a claim that he will be regarded as a “clown” if Tottenham Hotspur fail to beat Manchester United in the Europa League final. The two Premier League strugglers — 16th and 17th, respectively — face off in Bilbao on Wednesday night, with a trophy and a place in next season’s Champions League on the line.

Ange Postecoglou had predicted it: " I always win a trophy in my second season... ". A phrase he said in September, which no one believed at the time. But how good it sounds today, at the end of a Europa League final that crowned Tottenham champion. First title for the Spurs after 17 years, an eternity.

Tottenham ended a run of 17 years without a trophy by winning the Europa League and it could spark further success at the club whether coach Ange Postecoglou stays in his job or not.Their 1-0 win over Manchester United in Bilbao earned Tottenham Champions League football next season and potentially £100 million ($134 million) as a result.

Ange Postecoglou has been under pressure for much of his second season in charge of Tottenham, and Jamie Carragher and Roy Keane both believe he will leave this summer

FABIO PARATICI’S return to Tottenham is set to be confirmed as the Italian looks to line up Ange Postecoglou’s successor. Spurs boss Postecoglou is expected to leave the club this summer

The last time Tottenham Hotspur won a European trophy it proved to be manager Keith Burkinshaw's last game in charge and as the club arrive in Bilbao for Wednesday's Europa League final against Manchester United,