Australia coach Postecoglou refuses to deny quit reports

Sydney - Football Federation Australia chief executive David Gallop also hinted at possible changes

Australia coach Ange Postecoglou failed to confirm or deny reports he's about to quit on Wednesday, raising speculation he'll walk away even if they qualify for the World Cup.
Football Federation Australia chief executive David Gallop also hinted at possible changes when he said the Socceroos needed to "lock in our set-up" after next month's play-off with Honduras.
Gallop said he had discussed the matter with Postecoglou after rival media groups News Ltd and Fairfax said the coach would quit regardless of whether Australia qualify for Russia 2018.
The Asian champions, who have reached the last three World Cups, needed extra time in Sydney on Tuesday to beat Syria 3-2 on aggregate and reach the final, two-legged play-off with Honduras.
"I am aware of reports today suggesting that I will step down as head coach of the Socceroos next month," Postecoglou said in an FFA statement.
"My sole focus is on preparing the team for our final two qualifying matches. I will not let anything compromise the team's journey on getting to a fourth consecutive FIFA World Cup."