Tottenham -fans all say the same after Ange Postcoglou Rebuning

Tottenham fans have closed the club as a “shame” for loot manager Ange Postecoglou.

The The Australian manager was taught by Spurs today Despite leading the club to their first trophy in more than 17 years with Europa League Good luck this season.

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A club statement claimed that the unanimous decision to dismiss the 59-year-old was one of the “most difficult” to make the board.

Add: “while Win the Europa League this season Ranks as one of the biggest moments of the club, we cannot base our decision on emotions that are tailored to this triumph. “

But fans are less convinced that moving Postecoglou was the right decision, with the announcement that encouraged anger on social media.

A fan wrote: “Absolute shame !!”

While another added: “What an absolute joke of one football club”.

A third just rumbled: “Shame.”

A fourth posted: “This club is addicted to self-sabotage. Shaming. Thanks Ange, to remind us what it is like to actually win something.”

And a fifth wrote: “Surprised and incredibly disappointed.”

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Postecoglou, who recently plagued a third seasonissued A statement to the fans after his resignation.

The farewell message was: “When I think about my time as a manager of Tottenham HotspurMy compelling emotion is one of pride.

“The chance to lead one of them EnglandThe historic football clubs of historical football and the return of the glory it deserves will live with me for a lifetime. “

Later adding: “There were many challenges to overcome and a lot of noise that is accompanied by trying to achieve what many said was not possible.

“We also laid the foundations, which means that this club does not have to wait 17 years for their next success.”

Tottenham told fans in a statement that “news about the appointment of a new head coach will be announced in due course”.

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Ange Postecoglou issued a statement, only a few moments after he was exhausted.

It said: “When I think about my time as a manager of Tottenham Hotspur, my compelling emotion is one of it.

“The possibility of leading one of the historic football clubs in England and to bring back the glory it deserves will live with me for a lifetime.

“Who share that experience with all those who really love this club and the impact it had on them is something that I will never forget.

“That night in Bilbao was the highlight of two years of hard work, dedication and relying faith in a dream.

“There were many challenges to overcome and a lot of noise that is accompanied by trying to achieve what many said was not possible.

“We have also laid the foundations, which means that this club does not have to wait 17 years for their next success.

“I have enormous faith in this group of players and I know that there is much more potential and growth in it. I really want to thank those who are the lifeline of the club, the supporters.

“I know there were some difficult times, but I have always had the feeling that they wanted me to succeed and that gave me all the motivation I needed to continue.

“It is important to recognize the hard -working people at Spurs who have given me encouragement every day.

“And finally I want to thank those who have been with me every day for the past two years.

“A fantastic group of young men who are now legends of this football club and the brilliant coaches who have never doubted that we could do something special.

“We are connected forever. Audere Est Facere.”

Brentford manager Thomas Frank is currently considered the leader To take over from Postecoglou.

Frank has become one of the most appreciated managers of the Premier League thanks to his work with the bees.

However, Fulham boss Marco Silva Is also supposed to be in the frame for the North London club.

Hiring Frank could prove costly things, with the release clause of DANE that it is believed to be around £ 10 million.

Reports had already claimed Spurs will have to figure out £ 4 million in compensation To reject Postecoglou, with that figure on top of the £ 2 million bonus he earned for winning the Europa League.

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