Ange Postecoglou becomes emotional about the death of daddy after Europa League Triumph

Ange Postecoglou revealed how his love for his deceased father helped him to find the greatest victory of his career.

Postecoglou dumped “Ange Ball” to Grind a 1-0 win about a hopeless Manchester United in the Europa League Final on Wednesday.

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Postecoglouwhose task could still be threatenedThe 17-year-old trophy-dried of Spurs ended in a magical night in Bilbao.

And he immediately paid tribute to his father Jim, who died in 2018 when the Aussie coached on the Japanese side Yokohama F. Marinos.

Postecoglou did where in his promise to win silverware in his second season and believed that his father was with him Spain.

The 59-year-old said: “Finally, to my beautiful wife, my boys, my family my friends … you know, they are all my inspiration.

Asked for his father, he replied: “He is still with me, size. His voice is always in my head.

“As I get older, I look in the mirror and sometimes see his face, which is frightening. He is always with me.

“My dear mother is inside Greece With my sister and my nephews I know for sure that they are in the clouds. It’s huge in Australia and in Greece.

“I have family in both countries, friends in both countries, and they have been the way for the trip.”

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Postecoglou’s wife Georgia And the youngest sons Max and Alexi embraced him on the field after Spurs had collected their medals.

Postecoglou is also open about how Criticism of him on the fight of the club This season came home in the Premier League.

He said: “It’s hard because I am big enough and ugly enough to take what is coming my way.

“But they are injured when people come to me and they pay the price, especially the closest to me, my beautiful family and my friends.

“The will to defend me and I keep telling them, it’s a small price to pay if you have this kind of nights.

‘I just see them tonight, and I know everyone inside Australia … it is another special night that we share together.

“Because I am a kind of frontman, it is easy for me to take responsibility, but they have no choice but to go for the ride.

“I just see them on the field, smiling faces, I couldn’t be happier.”

Brennan Johnson‘s Scruffy 42nd minute winner, who looked like one Luke Shaw Own goal, was enough to arrange it while Spurs held in extra time.

Man Utd Ratings: Diallo Best Player in Europa League final but Hojlund from its depth

The fizzing first half of Amad Diallo was little comfort for Manchester United in a gloomy 1-0 Europa League final loss against Tottenham.

The fate of Rasmus Hojlund in advance went on for many years in one of the worst European showpieces – because both parties showed why they will end up in the Premier League -bearer hand ranges.

Spurs took it from almost their first chance – in 42 minutes.

Brennan Johnson bundled in the Inswing Cross of Pape Sarr, with United Left-Back Luke Shaw also received a touch on the road.

The Red Devils dictated the possession more and more after the break, with Leny Yoro stretching to test Guglielmo Vicario of a free kick.

But the opportunities of United only arrived regularly in the last quarter of a fragmentary match.

The Red Devils stacked the pressure in the seven minutes of the stopping time on the pressure, but Spurs just held.

Here is how Sunsports Dave Courtnadge rated United on a miserable night individually and collectively for the men of Ruben Amorim…