Postecoglou may still depart Spurs, even if he wins the Europa League.
Ange Postecoglou feels that if Tottenham wins the Europa League this season, it will be one of the most memorable in club history.The Australian has had a hard season in command of Spurs, battling with numerous injuries that have left his team ranked 16th in the Premier League. However, there is still hope for Ange's promised second-season silverware as Spurs prepare for the Europa League semi-final against Norwegian club Bodo/Glimt.
Tottenham have not won a trophy in 17 years, dating back to the Carling Cup in 2008. They've also never won a European trophy, which makes the Europa League even more tempting.
If they beat Bodo/Glimt, they will face Premier League rivals Manchester United or Athletic Bilbao in the final, but first they must survive a trip to northern Norway, where they will play on an artificial surface without captain Son Heung-Min.
Speaking to TNT Sports prior of the match, Postecoglou acknowledged that winning a championship would not compensate for all of this season's faults.
Speaking to TNT Sports prior of the match, Postecoglou acknowledged that winning a championship would not compensate for all of this season's faults.
He stated, "I believe people will treasure [a trophy], not for me personally, but for what it means for the club.
"Our troubles this year will still be what we have to fix, but this could still go down as one of the most special years in the club's history and I'd love to be a part of it."
Rumours have swirled over Postecoglou's future at the club, with some implying that he could be shown the exit door regardless of the outcome of the Europa League campaign.
Rumours have swirled over Postecoglou's future at the club, with some implying that he could be shown the exit door regardless of the outcome of the Europa League campaign.


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