The Europa League winners of Tottenham were quickly off the line with a huge sign of support for Ange Postecoglou.
Spurs stars covered medals after beating Manchester United, Spurs stars unfolded a banner who paid tribute to their comprehension manager.
Postecoglou was mocked a lot when he previously made the daring claim in the largely gloomy campaign of Spurs that he “always” wins silverware in his second season.
And when Tottenham completely slid down the Premier League to 17th place in an injury period, that claim looked increasingly unrealistic.
Brennan Johnson, however, bundled the only goal against United in Bilbao.
And Tottenham players have promoted the opportunity to support Postcoglou.
Sergio Reguilon and James Maddison posed with a banner of a fan with a photo of the Aussie and are fatal words: “I usually don't win things, I always win things in my second year.”
The Snap van Postecoglou above his quote was sufficiently full of Swagger – with a few dark sunglasses added to make the boss look even cooler.
The Banner-Raising was the second remarkable moment of the night of Maddison-Nadat the victim of the knee injury on the offside “Full John Terry” went by changing a suit to his kit for the trophy-length parties.
Bizarre enough, however, some Tottenham Aces had to go without gongs – because UEFA no longer had any medals.
Postecoglou acknowledged that Europa League Joy will not save him from criticism about a sad prem season.
But he is the first Spurs boss to take silverware in 17 years.
And fans enjoyed the smart tribute of his players.
A posted: “Ange's crystal ball was clearer than someone else's – call it prophecy or just pure genius.”
Another joke: “Wow, they quickly printed that photo.”
Postecoglou insisted that Spurs can “build” on the experience, while he greeted long-term skipperzoon Heung-min.
He said about the second half Sub: “We had some incredible football players, Harry [Kane] is an example that has never had a moment here.
“I wanted a day like this for Sonny and for one reason or not it has never happened before.
“Outside the dressing room [at Tottenham]There are pictures of winning teams and I told Sonny 'we have to take you there'.
“I think there is a chance here, that is my conviction, and we can build on this.
“These players there want it again.
“Until you feel it and win something, you can't describe it to people, so now they have that, they will want to get this feeling again.”