Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou jokes he'll be 'killed off' as he's kept in the dark

joked that the main character is often 'killed off' in season three as the Tottenham boss waits to hear whether he will survive another year. It comes after the -winning boss of a television series is often better than season two.

Postecoglou had promised supporters a trophy and duly delivered. A 1-0 victory over Manchester United in the Europa League showdown continued the 59-year-old's habit of winning silverware in his second campaign at a club. However, he now admits that he should have thought about the analogy a little harder, realising that characters are sometimes written out of shows in season three. Despite the European success, Postecoglou has overseen a disastrous Premier League campaign that could see Spurs finish 17th, a place outside of the relegation zone.

He said: "I should have thought about it a bit more. Sometimes they kill off the main character [in season three]. I could be in strife there. I said before the game that we're building something, and a significant win accelerates that.

"I really believe that's the case and I'm not going to put a limit on what we can achieve. It's exciting, the possibilities of next year, knowing I've got a group of players, staff, and a club that knows what it takes to win and wants more of it."

Postecoglou is yet to speak with chairman Daniel Levy over his future. Some speculation before the Europa League final in Bilbao suggested that the former Celtic boss even if he won the tournament.

The Spurs boss expects discussions to take place when the celebrations have died down. He said: "I haven't had any discussions, like I said before the game. I haven't had any discussions with the club. Maybe they're just waiting for some clear air to give me some guidance. I haven't heard from the club."

Postecoglou urged his players to make the most of the party that ensued after Spurs ended a 17-year trophy drought. He conceded that a more inexperienced version of himself would have preferred for players to put a lid on the celebrations.

"Like all parties, there's always one family member who embarrasses you who you want to keep control of," Postecoglou joked "Fair to say we had a couple of those, but it doesn't make them bad people and they are the first ones you reinvite to the next party."