England boss Thomas Tuchel breaks his silence on Ange Postecoglou's Tottenham sacking
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Asked about Postecoglou’s dismissal this afternoon, the former Chelsea, Bayern Munich and PSG manager said: ‘That’s the job, basically.
‘I feel for every manager and I have huge sympathy in these moments
‘I have been in that spot and it feels horrible.
‘It’s not just about titles.
Postecoglou delivered Tottenham their first trophy in 17 years by winning the Europa League
The Australian was sacked on Friday after a dreadful domestic season with Spurs ending 17th
Thomas Tuchel has offered Ange Postecoglou his sympathy after his sacking at Tottenham
‘You can survive seasons without titles if you have support and the belief between coaches and the club is strong.
‘If there are concerns or trust isn’t there then it’s sometimes not enough.
‘I have huge respect for him. He is a huge character. He said he would deliver a trophy in his second season and he did it.
‘But we are responsible for the club and results and sometimes we don’t like it.’
