Ange Postecoglou wants Australia to take this chance. 😤 But he's seen some things that makes him wonder. 👀 9WWOS
The 57-year-old is hopeful the excitement generated by the home Women's World Cup and the dream run to the round of 16 by the Socceroos in the 2022 Qatar World Cup will help lift interest in the game across Australia.New Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou speaks to media.
"The Socceroos were brilliant at the World Cup. The A-League is producing good young players… It's about the game taking advantage of that and making an indelible footprint in the sporting landscape here, which we know is always challenging. Following Postecoglou's success at the helm of Scottish club Celtic, winning five titles throughout his two seasons, the former Socceroos coach caught the eye of struggling Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur - who finished eighth last season.
"It is fair to say that since [my] appointment there has been a fair bit of attention, which is great - not so much for me personally, but for the game here in Australia, absolutely."It is an important tour for us because we get to spend some time together as a group and get to know each other. So far it's been positive."
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