Ange Postecoglou forced a BBC journalist to say “I’ll be fine” in an awkward post-match interview following Tottenham’s crushing defeat to Manchester City
Spurs suffered a 2-0 home defeat to Man City, who moved above Arsenal at the top of the Premier League going into the final day of the season
Two home fans were ejected from the Tottenham Hotspur stadium for their actions when Erling Haaland opened the scoring
And with the home team trailing by one goal, Son Heung-min wasted a huge opportunity in the 85th minute while Arsenal fans were all saying the same thing
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After the match, Postecoglou, who angrily confronted a fan during the match, criticized his team and said the club’s foundations were “really fragile”, in an assessment that deserved curse
The Australian coach also gave a candid assessment of his team’s bruising defeat when speaking to BBC Sport
“Yeah, it was a disappointment, I guess, you know
We lost
Game over
Some great moments
And they took them
we didn’t,” he explained
Postecoglou added: “Yeah, I think that’s the summary of the game unless someone looks at it differently
which is the way I see it
” Asked where his team could be better, the Spurs boss responded with an insightful answer: “Capture the moments that matter
I mean, that’s it
” About the atmosphere inside the stadium, he said: “It was a football match
” The interviewer replied: “It will be okay
Well done, Ange
” Postecoglou was clearly disappointed by Spurs’ defeat to Man City, which ended their Champions League hopes
And they could miss out on the Europa League because of Newcastle United and Chelsea could still pursue them
Spurs end their campaign at Sheffield United while Newcastle United and Chelsea have two league games remaining
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