Ange Postecoglou dropped a huge hint that he will stay at Spurs and says to fans: “In all best TV shows, season three is better than season two.”
The future of the Aussie has been drawn in great doubt, with the 17th -placed Tottenham a terrible watch in the Premier League.
But they were a must-see on Wednesday when they ended their 17-year-old trophy-dried by winning the Europa League with victory over Manchester United in Bilbao.
The backup of Manager Postecoglou's daring claim in September that he “always wins trophies in his second season”.
And Euro Glory could now save him the bag.
Spurs with Spurs' Trophy Parade yesterday, he roared: “I told them and they laughed. I told them and they didn't believe. But here we are.
“We are here because of this incredible group of people, players and employees.
“Absolute heroes led by legend son Heung-Min, Cristian Romero, James Maddison and Guglielmo Vicario.
'All, heroes. And they did it all for you because you deserve it.
“This club deserves it. And I will leave you with this – the best television series, season three is better than season two. Thanks.”
Chairman Daniel Levy was not visible in the parade bus, but attended the celebrations.
He was expected to have the Spurs boss, 59,, despite their trophy victory but the claim of the Gaffer indicated the third season differently.
The MIC-Drop moment of Postecoglou was followed by Brennan Johnson, skipperzoon Heung-Min and vice-captain James Maddison who all runs the Air Blue for around 200,000 fans outside the club of the club.
This was a party-a party that is described as 'insane' by sleep character Guglielmo Vicario Guglielmo Die 34 years old.
The previous trophy of Noord -Londers may have come in 2008 with the League Cup.
But their last parade actually took place in 1991 after Gary Lineker, Gary Mabbutt and Gazza conquered the FA Cup.
The music pumped, from football classics such as Sweet Caroline to the favorite of the new fans 'We won it in Bilbao' to the melody of Shakira's World Cup number Waka Waka 2010 (this time for Africa).
The players, covered in shirts with champions and 25 registered on the back and sporty, rather bizarre, ski glasses, then came up and the bus started, flanked by a sea of ​​blue-white waving flags and flare smoke.
Richarlison bounced up and down at the front, Bissouma had finished his shirt, Cristian Romero, the Europa League player of the season, was on the beer.
Son, who won a first trophy in the club in his tenth year, said to the crowd: “I love you, we have won the Europa League and you will earn it all.”
Johnson said that the feeling to score the only goal in the final was “F *** ING incredible”.
While Maddison pointed out with an expletive that it was his partner Johnson's 24th birthday yesterday.
And the Wales star added: “It is certainly there (with birthdays), I can't think of much better! An incredible day.”
Defender Micky van de Ven added: “If you experience this, you want to do it again and again.
“We're going to try to do the same beautiful things next season.”
Postecoglou has also been set for a stunning bonus of £ 2 million after winning the Europa League.
And fans have had a mixed response to his microphone moment on social media.
A posted: “Guy, it can be better. We are almost banned.”
A second wrote: “Levy must support him.”
A third noticed: “I am no longer anger! Bring on season 3.”
A fourth said, “He dragged me in again.”
Another added: “Man does not only drop microphones, he overlooks his haters with it.”