Ange Postecoglou spoke to the media today for the first time since his name was linked to the Spurs job. He literally gave nothing away and played his cards close to his chest, something he’s always done since he arrived in Glasgow, well that’s my take on it. He didn’t exactly say he was committing his long term future to the club, but he didn’t say he was offski either.

Not surprisingly it didn’t stop the usual frenzy being whipped up on Twitter with a lot of supporters getting their knickers in a twist and fearing the worst.

Meltdown is not the word to use but it’s pretty close to being one for some supporters. Some folk seem to live in a constant state of fear and see everything in a glass half empty perspective.

I can empathise with them a tiny bit as Ange Postecoglou is the best manager we’ve arguably had since Martin O’Neill, but if the day comes and it will some day, not now but it will happen, then you’ve just got to get on with it. No one is bigger than the football club after all. Managers like players come and go but our club (unlike some others) will always be there.

Ange said he is focused on the next two matches and I believe he means that one hundred and ten percent. Let’s get behind him and the team and cheer them on to a historic eighth Treble. Whatever is going to happen afterwards, deal with it then. Just enjoy the moment and stop getting hysterical over something outwith your control.

JustAnOrdinaryBhoy – follow on Twitter @ordinarybhoy

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