Postecoglou does not know his Spurs history when he thinks the euro -victory will save Job

If Ange Potsecoglou believes that winning the Europa League could enable him to retain his Spursbaan – he does not know his history of Tottenham.

It was in 1984 that Keith Burkinshaw won his third trophy as Tottenham Chief, with the shoot-outhelds of Tony Parks that see other attachments to the UEFA Cup.

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Postecoglou‘s Modern Day Spurs are the same trophy in Bilbao on Wednesday.

But just like Yorkshireman Burkinshaw seems to be adjusting for the exit, whatever happens.

Although the current Spurs -Hierarchy has saved their advice on Postecoglou, back 41 years ago, Burkinshaw’s upcoming departure was already known for weeks – to the great frustration of his team.

Burkinshaw’s relationship with chairman Irving Scholar, always tense, had irreparably broken.

The manager believed it was his club to manage as he thought it was necessary.

Scholar believed differently.

The last, decisive infringement came in March in the afternoon of the quarter -final second leg bind Austria Vienna.

Burkinshaw then explained: “Around 4 p.m. he came to my bedroom with the assistant chairman.

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“They said,” You can’t run the club as you did. We’re going to bring in the players. We’re going to decide how much they will get as a wage. “

“And it just went on. I said,” Don’t you think this is the wrong time to come in here, at 4 p.m. when we have a quarterfinals at a quarter to eight ….? “

“That started it all. In the end I knew he was looking for another manager. I knew. And he had made a proposal to one of them.”

That “another manager” was in fact Alex FergusonWith a scholar the impression that the then-aberdeen boss wanted to come down London.

Burkinshaw and Scholar agreed that there was only one way to resolve their differences, whereby his players made a business of his threatening departure.

Graham Roberts, who ship the side for the second stage in the absence of the suspended Steve Perryman, said: “We wanted to win so much, not only for ourselves, but also for Keith, because we all knew it was his last game in the club.

“But it was a cup final for our own fans. You don’t get the chance to do that very often in a career, or not at all. It meant so much.”

The departure of Burkinshaw brought one of the most wilting farewell reactions in the history of the game.

Collared by waiting reporters while he walked away for the last time, he was ready to air.

He explained: “It was really sick of it. And the way the club was run was changed.

“Clubs became public limited companies. So they were run like companies instead of football Clubs. So I said to one of the reporters: “This used to be a football club here.” ‘

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