“Anthem for the Best in the World” – Aussie Musicians Give Tribute to Ange Postecoglou Musicians from Australia pay homage to Tottenham Hotspur’s coach, Ange Postecoglou, known as the “best in the world”. They release a parody of The Choirboys’ hit, Run to Paradise, aptly called “Ange Ball”.
It’s a catchy anthem that celebrates Postecoglou’s revolutionary “Ange Ball” style of play and his incredible rise from a young player at South Melbourne to coaching at some of the biggest clubs in the world. The Musicmen, a group of musicians made up of former professional English soccer players, are behind this tribute. They were once known for their soccer skills, but now they are gaining fame as musicians. Along with “Ange Ball”, they have other humorous songs such as “I’m A Lad From Bury” and “I’m An Iceberger & Not Dead Yet” on Spotify.
This musical tribute to Postecoglou has gained the attention of the legendary Australian rock band, The Choirboys. Lead singer Mark Gable, who wrote “Run to Paradise”, gave the Musicmen permission to parody their iconic song. Together, they hope to pump up crowds at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and the Melbourne Cricket Ground with “Ange Ball” when Postecoglou and his team take on Newcastle United on May 22. The Musicmen’s true intention for “Ange Ball” is to honour Postecoglou’s immense contributions to the world of football. He has captured the hearts of fans around the globe with his transformative approach to the sport.