Igor Tudor continued his losing start as Tottenham manager and his post-match comments about referee Thomas Bramall and Fulham's Raul Jimenez could land him in trouble
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Stand-in skipper did not step up on another big day
Captain: Micky van de Ven
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Former Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino has been particularly vocal about the defender's recent displays, suggesting he "shirked" the responsibility of leading an inexperienced backline and was "stuck in first gear".
Former Chelsea striker Tony Cascarino has been particularly vocal about the defender's recent displays, suggesting he "shirked" the responsibility of leading an inexperienced backline and was "stuck in first gear".
A social media post from the Premier League that appeared to ridicule Tottenham Hotspur has been removed following backlash from supporters and intervention from club officials.
Igor Tudor defended his tactical tweaks after Tottenham's 2-1 loss at Fulham but promised to find a winning formula for his faltering group.
Injury-hit Spurs are without a victory in 10 Premier League matches, which has equalled a club record set back in the 1993-94 campaign.
Even the official Premier League X account is mocking Tottenham who remain mired in a relegation battle following Sunday’s 2-1 defeat against Fulham.