Ange postecoglou revealed he was nearly reduced to tears by his players ahead of his final Tottenham match.
Back in January, at the end of the 23/24 season.
Since then, Tottenham have suffered bitter disappointments in the FA Cup, and Premier League.
He said: “I know myself, I am super-emotional. In a little moment, I was super emotional this week. On Thursday, the players did an incredibly nice thing speaking about me and other members of staff,heung min son did incredible. I only had to make a joke here and there.
Richarlison said , I can only say if it would not be difficult it really would have been a rubbish time. We had a great time together so this day will be difficult. That is the price you pay.”
Tottenham will secure fifth place in the rankings if they avoid defeat against Sheffield United this weekend
Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou has confirmed that Gio Lo Celso is likely to miss the final game of the season after suffering an injury in training
The 28-year-old has been a mainstay on the bench this season, but now looks set to miss out altogether after suffering an injury in training
The highly-rated Argentine may have played his last game for the club, with interest growing for his services from Spanish clubs
The lack of playing time threatens to push him out as he looks for regular playing time
Ahead of this weekend’s match against Sheffield United, where the Lilywhites need a point to secure fifth place, Postecoglou confirms Lo Celso is a doubt
“The only person who had some doubts was Gio Lo Celso,” Postecoglou said in an interview with SPURSPLAY
“He got a blow to the knee, he didn’t train today but we’ll see in training tomorrow
“(Yes) A few people are sore but nothing can change the cause of ‘the other evening
So it could be a similar team in Sunday’s game
This week’s loss to Manchester City was their 12th of the season, at least two more than any team in the top five in the table
Considering they were eliminated from the League Cup and FA Cup, this has been a disappointing campaign
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