Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou gets spiky with Sky Sports’ post-match interviewer Emma Saunders, sarcastically claiming their top-four hopes are ‘over’ and they will settle for sixth after Fulham loss

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  • Ange Postecoglou sarcastically stated Spurs’ race for the top four is now ‘over’
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Ange Postecoglou was left raging after Tottenham’s 3-0 thrashing against Fulham that saw his side miss the chance to climb into the Champions League places.

Spurs would have leapfrogged Aston Villa into the Premier League’s top four with a win and the manager sarcastically fumed during his post-match tunnel interview.

The Australian is renowned for his no nonsense answers to questions about Tottenham’s performances and was animated as he suggest the race for a spot in next season’s Champions League is now over.

After being asked by Sky Sports reporter Emma Saunders about how much of a ‘dent’ defeat has on Tottenham’s European ambitions, Postecoglou hit back by expressing frustration at the line of questioning.

The clearly-annoyed 58-year-old laughed and smiled before stating: ‘Yeh look it’s all over [the top four race] so we will just go for sixth.

Ange Postecoglou was left raging after Tottenham’s 3-0 thrashing against Fulham

‘I mean what am I supposed to say to that, we are two points behind Villa. Yeh?

‘What does that mean with 10 games to go, what are 10 games to go,’ he added.

The exchange further continued with more bizarre reactions from the Tottenham boss as it was suggested that Spurs had failed to build momentum after previously beaten Villa last weekend.

Saunders added: ‘Just with the huge strides forward beating Aston Villa last weekend, chance to capitalise on that, put yourselves into those top four places just psychologically.’ 

Postecoglou performed a series of exaggerated head movements before bluntly replying: ‘Psychologically I don’t really worry about that stuff. It is 10 games to go so many games to be played.’

More to folow. 



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