Postecoglou discussed his team's preparation for the big game, saying that it has been busy but also thorough. He emphasized the importance of getting the players ready and focused. The team has had a game since the last interview and will have another soon, so they need to balance preparation with rest.

For Postecoglou personally, winning the Europa League would be a significant achievement, not just for himself, but for the club. He mentioned that it would be a turning point in how the club perceives itself and how others see it. The team's history and past struggles make this moment even more meaningful.

The team is hopeful that midfielder Dejan Kulusevski will be back in the lineup for the final, and that James Maddison may also be fit to play. Postecoglou described Kulusevski's injury as a minor knock, and the team will wait 24 hours to see how he recovers.

Postecoglou finds inspiration in the club's past achievements, particularly the 1984 team led by Bill Nicholson, nicknamed "Mr. Tottenham." He wants to see his current team's faces on the walls of the stadium, alongside the photos of past heroes.

Captain Son Heung-Min's fitness is also a concern, but Postecoglou is optimistic about his chances of playing in the final. Son understands the importance of winning a trophy for the club and for himself, and Postecoglou is cautious with his workload to ensure he is ready for the big game.

Tottenham's players, including Son, have had a challenging season, but they are now focusing on the Europa League final and the opportunity to bring home a trophy.

Postecoglou is looking forward to the final and is confident that his team can make a strong impression. He believes that winning the trophy would be a significant achievement for the club and its players, and he is committed to giving it his all to make it happen.