Dejan Kulusevski highlights one area Tottenham must improve after Wolves loss | X4V5VP4 | 2024-02-20 16:08:01
Dejan Kulusevski highlights one area Tottenham must improve after Wolves loss | X4V5VP4 | 2024-02-20 16:08:01
Tottenham's Dejan Kulusevski has questioned his staff's work fee after they suffered a disappointing 2-1 residence defeat towards Wolves on Saturday.
A brace from Joao Gomes noticed Gary O'Neil's aspect claim an upset victory which resulted in Ange Postecoglou's aspect dropping out of the highest 4 after Aston Villa's win over Fulham.
Spurs struggled without injured full-back duo Future Udogie and Pedro Porro, with the end result the newest in a nasty run of performances that has seen them draw with Everton and get slightly fortunate towards Brighton last weekend.
Kulusevski, who obtained his aspect again into the game together with his finish firstly of the second half, admitted after the sport that his aspect had dropped under their typical ranges.
'There's nothing worse than dropping, so it was very robust. We're not enjoying ok, we have now to get higher. We've got two weeks now to work on that, and are available again a bit higher,' he stated.
'That they had two or three counter-attacks the place we're not ok they usually made us pay. After that it's troublesome to return back once more in the recreation.
'We have been too many guys up entrance. Too open and never operating again as exhausting as we should always. They might score a pair and that's not ok.'
Spurs have been because of tackle Chelsea on Friday night time however will now have to wait a fortnight to bounce again with the Blues in motion within the Carabao Cup last on Sunday as an alternative.
The north London aspect will tackle Crystal Palace in a fortnight who're expected to have former Eintracht Frankfurt boss Oliver Glasner in the dugout following the imminent departure of Rory Hodgson.
'We have now two weeks to work on that and are available again a lot better,' the Swede added.
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'We discovered a few solutions [in the Wolves game] so it is there and we simply need to get higher and follow in training.
'We're football gamers, we need to play so much and two weeks is a long time, but we've got to do the journey. We have now to train and get better, so we now have to see it as a constructive factor.'
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