Postecoglou 'gone' regardless of Europa League?
Tottenham fan Ali Speechly is "confident Spurs can win at home" in the first leg of their Europa League semi-final against Bodo/Glimt but that "for Ange, whether he wins it or not, he's gone at the end of the season".Speaking on The Football News Show, Speechly said: "I do feel a little bit nervy about the opposition because if anyone can find a banana skin it's us."Hopefully for Ange's sake, he can leave with the trophy that he always wins in his second season, and us Spurs fans can finally have something to cheer about."
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