Ange Postecoglou

two points from fourth behind Villa, if we had won that game, we might have gone to the Champions League.

But it would have meant Arsenal win the league.

And I understand how... But that frustration comes not because I think, yes, because Arsenal win the league, but because, again, Tottenham win nothing is the bigger problem.

I said, let me fix that.

Let me fix the Tottenham win nothing bit.

If we win that, you'll see you'll feel differently about that because you'll be competing on a level playing field.

So it was a... Yeah, it was a bizarre week.

I mean, it's your only... Well, a couple of times I've had a crack at supporters, but I had a crack at one of our supporters behind because, you know, in colourful language, he said, oh, you know, you don't try like this every week.

And I turned around and I said, mate, I'll see you outside.

Right.

But you're going, I'm trying to win, mate.

Your team, by the way.

So... But it was... You know, I think...

You know, kind of put me at odds with some supporters.

I understand that.

But I don't think any supporter would really want me to come out and say, well, you know what, we're not going to try today.

I, I, what a football club, but if I was, if I was younger, I probably would have stayed there longer.

I probably would have stayed there three, four years.

I think I could have made progress with them in Europe, you know, um,

But at the time, like I said, it'd taken me a long time to get to this sort of space that the opportunity to join Tottenham was too good.