In a fiery post-match press conference, Postecoglou, whose Greek heritage and Australian roots have shaped his resilient mindset, stood firm. Reflecting on his career journey from coaching Melbourne’s semi-professional Western Suburbs at age 32 to leading in the Premier League at 60, he declared, “Do you think I lack self-belief or fear a fight? I’ve been picking fights my whole life, even when I knew I’d lose.”
Despite Forest’s worst start under a new manager in 100 years, Postecoglou embraced the challenge. “If people want to judge me after three-and-a-half weeks, I can’t stop them. I chose this struggle, and I thrive on challenges,” he said. Optimistic about the future, he added, “The results will come. We’re moving in the direction I want.”
With the Premier League now on an international break, Postecoglou anticipates discussions with Greek owner Evangelos Marinakis about the club’s path forward. “It’s tough, but I’ve fought for everything in my life. This is no burden—it’s a challenge I love,” he said.
SOURCE: AAP
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