Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou admits he never thought his Premier League chance would come and that he was the “last man standing” in the selection process this summer.
Since swapping Celtic for Spurs, the 58-year-old has taken the club to second place in the fledgling Premier League table with an attractive brand of football.
“I never thought I would get here, to be honest, not because of my ability, just because no-one was looking this way,” he told the BBC.
“I have ended up really late in my career, managing one of the most famous clubs in the world in Celtic and one of the biggest football clubs in the world in Tottenham. It has come late, it just took someone to look beyond the norm.”
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