But even as your memory turns hazy, you will always remember the year they won a trophy.
No one will remember this as the season Tottenham finished 14th, 15th, 16th or even 17th in the Premier League. But it will always be recalled as the season they won the Europa League. The season they lifted a first trophy in 17 years. The season they won a European cup for the first time in 41.
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The viral clip of Postecoglou hugging his wife and two children on the San Mames pitch after the final will resurface every once in a while, when people need cheering up. Maybe the clip of Postecoglou, standing off to one side of the winners’ stage letting his players bask in the glory, then pulled into the middle by his players, will do the rounds here and there, too.
This might, hopefully, be the season the decision makers remember what it means for fans of clubs that rarely win – which applies to most – to taste that glory.
Ruben Amorim repeatedly talked down the importance of the Europa League. Even on the eve of the final, the Manchester United manager said: “When I say that it is not the most important thing for our club, I really mean it. If you win the Europa League at Manchester United, I’m really sorry, it’s not a big thing. You need to go for the Premier League and the Champions League, and we are so far away.”
It was a time-buyer for Amorim, a face-saver. The chance to show he isn’t, contrary to increasingly prevailing opinion, out of his depth.
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Tell that to the young fan at Wembley in a City shirt, caught by one of the television cameras crying his eyes out in the dying minutes.
And if you believe this season will probably be an anomaly and that things will go back to what they were, even the England manager has taken note.
An season of ecstatic and unparallelled underdog stories. It will not be forgotten by the England manager, nor by millions of fans across the country.
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