Roy Keane spoke for Postkoglu: Why is it still difficult to maintain the coaching position if you win the trophy?

Former Manchester United legend Roy Keane expressed sympathy for Ang Postkoglu's firing by Tottenham Hotspur and expressed optimism about his future coaching prospects. After leaving the Celtics and coaching Tottenham, the Australian coach's position as coach came to an end despite leading the team to win the UEFA Cup. However, it was this hard-earned trophy that made Keane believe that Postkoglu would soon find a new belonging.

Kean analyzed in an ITV comment: "For the club, winning a trophy is undoubtedly a great day, and returning to the Champions League is the biggest highlight of the season. But obviously, the management believes that the team's domestic league performance has not met expectations. This weakness is not only reflected in this season, but has also been seen since the end of last season." He added: "It is always regrettable to see any coach lose his job. You will take it for granted. , With that championship trophy, Ang should have gained more time and trust to continue his plan. Unfortunately, the struggle in the league finally overwhelmed the glory of the European war. "

Postkoglu's departure not only attracted the attention of the critics, but also caused strong responses among the players. Among them, James Madison, a core player who was introduced by him, posted a touching long article on social media, with gratitude and respect between the lines.

Madison wrote: "Where should I start? First, thank you for bringing me to this great club, which is now my home. I will always be grateful for your trust in me - not only signing me, but also appointing me as vice captain at the beginning and making me a part of the leadership team. Second, thank you for leading us through that incredible UEFA Europa League journey, which set sail from our first home game and was finally crowned perfectly in that extraordinary night in Bilbao. We became the European champions, you led us to victory, it all It is entirely thanks to you and your indelible desire to win as your achievements. "

" Finally, it is equally important that I must thank you as a person himself. Your unwavering self-confidence and strong willpower are infectious, which is also the key to ending the club's 17-year championship drought. You are a true family man with a lofty moral code. To be honest, I have learned much more from you than you can imagine. I wish you all the best in the future."