“I have to withstand me a little more.
On Wednesday, Enge Postkoglo admitted that he had “no idea” if he was still in a job after the second round of the Europa League quarter-finals for Eintracht Frankfurt.
However, after Thursday’s 1-0 victory in Germany, Tottenham were in their eyes in the semi-finals against Bodo/Glemt in Norway and the first trophy in their eyes in 17 years.
“Our fans have gone through a difficult time. I hope this gives them something to wait,” said Spurz, who is in the 15th place in the Premier League.
“I’m the same coach I was yesterday. The players never lost faith. People like to joke and reduce my achievements, but I leave that.
“I don’t care, it doesn’t bother me, it doesn’t affect what I’m doing. For me, he always talks about the dressing room. Do the players believe in it? Do the staff believe?
“It’s more important than what others may make from me.
“So, unfortunately for many of you, you have to bear a little more.
Despite being on the way for a draw for the lowest end of the Premier League, it was stable in
“They have been so united in believing in what we are trying to get here,” the Australian director said. “And what has given me a heart all the time left if we get a special piece of our luck in terms of the return of some players (in injury), which I really believed this team could achieve.
“At any stage I haven’t felt they have no faith in me or what we are doing. It’s very important when you have a difficult season, but there is a chance there.