Former Tottenham players believe sacking Postecoglou would be a huge mistake

Winning the Europa League, it seems, wasn't enough to save Ange Postecoglou from being sacked by Tottenham, and many believe Daniel Levy would be making a grave mistake by letting him go.

Details: At least that's the view of former Spurs defender Ramon Vega, who stated that even considering such a move is disrespectful to the manager.

Quote: "I find it incredibly disrespectful to even think about sacking Ange Postecoglou. He has achieved the impossible—things that others with far greater credentials couldn't manage."

He was joined by ex-Tottenham striker Robbie Keane, who believes that ending the club's 17-year trophy drought matters more than league position.

Quote: "You can't escape the league form. I think everyone, including the manager, has acknowledged that. But here's what I'll tell you—as someone who played for Spurs, and with two kids who are Spurs fans, I don't think anyone really cared in the end, because winning a trophy—ultimately, that's what matters.

Ange took a lot of criticism, and to be fair, he added to it himself with his comments about the second season, putting himself under huge pressure, but he handled it. So I think now—give him time," Keane said.

Reminder: The final decision on the Australian's future at Tottenham is expected in the coming days.