Arsenal fan Woods jokes she's being haunted by Spurs boss Postecoglou

The former talkSPORT Breakfast host and staunch Arsenal fan revealed the polaroid she had taken with the Australian bizarrely pops up in her house.

Postecoglou has become both a fan and media favourite since taking the Spurs hotseat last summer, due to his calm persona and honest takes while keeping his side in the race for a top-four finish.

Despite her club allegiances, Woods admits that although she too holds a fondness for Postecoglou, there's no chance she would swap him for Gunners boss Mikel Arteta.

When asked if she would trade in the Spaniard for the former Celtic boss, Woods told talkSPORT at the premiere of the Netflix Six Nations documentary: "No, because I love Mikel Arteta so that was an easy one for me but I do have a big soft spot for big Ange, I really like him.

"I met him at Wimbledon and I've got this polaroid of him, I don't know why. A polaroid of me and big Ange. It keeps popping up in my house.

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"I'll open up a drawer and it's there and I'm like 'wow'. Then I'll go into my cupboard a couple of weeks later and it's in my cupboard and I'm like 'why does it keep popping up?'

"I don't know what that means but I love what he's done as an individual coach. I really am disappointed that it means Spurs are better and it's quite a threat for us.

"I think he's brilliant. I think he's done a brilliant job. I think it's a massive shame that he lost [James] Maddison, I think that was a huge hit.

"He's struggling quite a lot with injuries but no, I wouldn't swap him."

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