A few days before Lazio was to play Bodø/Glimt at Aspmyra, the club director went out and told the supporters the club wanted to extend with coach Marco Baroni. This came just after Lazio had suffered a humiliating 5-0 defeat to Bologna. We in the north interpreted the club director’s quick “full confidence” message that it came deliberately before the Glimt match. If Lazio lost to the Norwegian club, it would be difficult to give Baroni “full confidence”. Now it’s Tottenham’s turn to face Kjetil Knutsen’s men, but coach Ange Postecoglou gets the opposite of full confidence before the games.
Nottingham Forest picked up three points against Tottenham on Monday, sending the London club further down towards relegation at the end of the season.
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Ange Postecoglou can no longer blame poor results with injury, the Europa League is the only thing that can give the club a sporting and financial boost.
Does this mean that Postecoglou will keep his job if he leads Spurs to victories over Bodø/Glimt and wins the final? According to The Telegraph, Spurs management will most likely sack the Australian two years early, regardless of whether it ends up with a title in the Europa League and Champions League ticket.
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