‘We need to redefine parking the bus' – Terrified Tottenham fans beg for Uefa Super Cup final vs PSG not to be on TV
TOTTENHAM fans are in meltdown after the Champions League final.
With the Uefa Super Cup showdown against French giants Paris Saint-Germain looming next season, desperate Spurs supporters have launched a bizarre online campaign… begging broadcasters
not
to televise the match.
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Tottenham fans dialled it up after winning the Europa League
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It's still unclear if Ange Postecoglou will be at Spurs next season
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Why? Because of how dominant PSG were against
Spurs fans fear they could be handed a prime-time embarrassment with the world watching.
One Tottenham fan on X pleaded:
'
We need to redefine parking the bus, lads.'
Another clearly worried, said: 'They can't televise the Super Cup final, man. Please.'
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A third fan, stunned by PSG's performance, posted: 'This PSG team versus Spurs in the Super Cup is gonna need investigating by the UN.'
Spurs qualified for the Super Cup after a defensive masterful second-half display to beat Manchester United — clinching their first major trophy in 17 years.
But that victory now sets up a daunting clash with the likes of Ousmane Dembele and Achraf Hakimi.
Meanwhile, PSG are expected to hold a victory parade in Paris after becoming only the second French team to win the Champions League.
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Their manager
Luis Enrique
admitted said it was time to celebrate after what had been a brilliant campaign.
He said: "Since day one, I said I wanted to win important trophies.
Inside Tottenham's wild Europa League open-top bus parade as 200,000 fans greet heroes
"Paris had never won the Champions League we did it for the first time and It's a great feeling to make many people happy.
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"Now we have celebrate this because everyone deserves the sucess we've had."
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