Ange Postecoglou is hoping that ‘Credo of Stonekutter’ can help Tottenham save a season that has gone “catastrophic wrong way” by winning the Europa League.

Postecoglou is struggling to save his work after a shameful campaign you see Tottenham TURN Liverpool Sunday dipping 16th in the Premier League.

Lose Tottenham in Anfield would match their record number of high flight losses in a single season at 19.

Liverpool only needs a draw to capture the title and another negative result seems safe for Postecoglou, whose only hope to avoid the ax stands in the Europa League.

Tottenham, who has not won a large trophy since the 2008, welcoming league Cup They will/glymth In the first semi -final match on Thursday.

Amidst a painful season of underestimation, Postecoglou brought the story of ‘Credo of Stonekutter’ – first mentioned by Danish -American writer Jacob Ris more than a century ago – as an example of how you never know when the moment of progress will come.

“I talk to the many players about creating Stonekutter,” Postecoglou told reporters on Friday.

“Just hitting 101 to the rock, but no one sees them 100 more strokes. And they think it’s the last to do it. It’s not that way.

“So time will tell if what I have tried to do over the past two years makes us hit that stone. If not, maybe I don’t have it, but you won’t know this and you won’t know how much I had an impact until we reach that place.

“What he says is, if you continue to do the right thing, the impact he has is invisible because you will not ruin it with the 101st hit, unless you have done many things that, for the naked eye, seems to do nothing or maybe wrong.

First Celtic Boss Postecoglou boasted earlier this term that he always wins a trophy in his second season at the top.

Despite Tottenham’s shameful form, they remain with a chance to support Australia’s bold demand, even to his surprise.

“I am trying to change the perception of the club. I think there is this story of trying to set this club for some kind of fall, continuously and there is no allowance for any kind of foundation building for something a little different than before,” Postecoglou said.

“The only thing you know is that you know what doesn’t work here. Yes, I’m trying to make things very different.

“It didn’t work everything, for sure – some of them have gone disastrously wrong, I admit this – but I said at the outset, we have to determine a different course if we will ever break the cycle in which this club was.

“Arudi, we are still in the position where we can do it.”