In this video
- Asked why Spurs trained on the artificial pitch, which he chose not to do with Celtic, the Spurs coach said that was a different scenario. Spurs did it at Frankfurt too, and feel it works better.
- Asked if the message with a two-goal lead is to win again or hold on, the Spurs coach said the approach is unchanged. Away in Europe, a team must be disciplined and organised whatever the score.
- Asked about a view that winning this competition should not earn a Champions League place, the Spurs coach said Spurs do crazy things to people, who try to diminish the club whenever it is involved.
- Asked if Spurs could change the narrative, the Spurs coach did not know, but said some of it becomes redundant. A winning culture starts with winning, and a trophy gives the whole club belief.
“All those things will be answered.”
- Asked if having the Villa game moved means Spurs have one foot in the final, the Spurs coach said he had no idea. He is the manager, he said, and does not make the rules or change fixtures.
- Asked about the biggest challenge there, the Spurs coach said away games in Europe are always tough, with the hosts used to the conditions and crowd. He thinks a semi-final will always be tight and tense.
Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou speaks to the media ahead of their UEFA Europa League semi-final showdown against Bodø/Glimt — and he’s full of belief.
In this press conference, Postecoglou shares:
Why he believes Spurs are prepared to handle the pressure
His thoughts on Bodø/Glimt’s playing style and attacking threat
Key players to watch in the upcoming fixture
How Spurs are managing rotation and injuries at this critical stage
The mindset required to reach the Europa League final
“This team is growing with every match — and we’re not done yet.”
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