The Postkoglo was in a less patient mood before playing with Frankfurt on Thursday.
Spurs’ unfortunate campaign won slightly with 3-1 win over Southampton on Sunday and is now preparing for the biggest game of the season.
But the Australian coach seems to have been tired of the same stupid questions that at his press conference before the quarter-finals in the quarter-finals, one of which talks about Spurs II’s penalty shootout against Sintz.
Brenan Johnson appeared to be very interested in a penalty after scoring in the game, but he took him from Mattis, who had not made any mistakes and scored his first goal in the Premier League since he scored on loan at Bayern Munich.
When he asked about the incident, Postkoglo said: “We scored, we won. He was happy. It’s unbelievable, it’s just… in an original sense, gold turns into something meaningless when Tottenham.
“Well, the winner’s mentality in the last minute of the game is to score a goal,” he said. We scored one goal. However, in the final universe, everything Tottenham is doing is wrong, it has turned out to be a negative.”
Ange Ange Postecoglou sets fire to the negatives around Tottenham:
“In the literal sense makes it meaningless when Tottenham is. 😡 Pic.twitter.com/qqbri4zxak
— hayters TV (@hayterstv) April 9,
Post Koglo was once again asked about his future as Tottenham manager, who sighed before he answered himself.
“I came with a clear goal and a clear vision that the club needed and what to do, that is, changing the way the team’s play, to openly rejuvenate the squad because it was a squad that came to the end of a league and won.
“As long as I am in this situation, I will always focus on any voice that exists or what is not in the future.
“Whatever you get in life is usually with a struggle. Of course, everything I have achieved in my life has come from a professional perspective with a struggle. This is just another struggle, but I have never lost will to fight.
According to reports, Post Koglo should win the Europa League and may have more time in his current position. But anything less than it seems to see that he loses his job.
“We are in a situation where the good things we might do should be made into a half-rich glass and I don’t think it can be a driver in what we want to do.
“The boys really want to win for the club. Continue to drive the principles of what we have started all this journey. In terms of football we want to play, they really stick together as they have in the most difficult periods.
“I just think there is a real will to get the opportunity they have achieved at this point.