British media talkSPORT radio reported that simon Jordan, the media's famous mouth, commented that Conte's words in the external interview now, like riddles, were not honest enough with Tottenham fans. At the same time, Jordan also responded to Conte's statement that money can't buy a winner mentality, Jordan said that Chelsea and Manchester City bought a winner mentality through money, and won many championships.
Screenshot of the talkSPORT radio report
After losing 2-0 to Wolves, Tottenham boss Antonio Conte admitted in an interview with the media that there was no hope of Spurs reaching the Champions League, although Tottenham still had 16 league rounds to play. In the previous winter window transfer period, Conte also expressed his dissatisfaction with the team's reinforcements more than once, and questioned the team's reinforcements in the past few seasons, and the outside world also speculated that Conte was likely to leave Tottenham hotspur in the summer and bid farewell to Levi.
Jordan said on the talkSPORT radio show: "I don't like the way Conte speaks, tell me this riddle, tell me that riddle, we really don't understand what he wants to say." 」 Just say something, say where Tottenham is not good enough, or say which players I want Spurs to buy in the summer, say something, look at God's face. ”
"Don't always bully people and let people not know where you came from, maybe Conte just doesn't want everyone to know what his plan is." 」 Jordan also gave his own judgment on Conte's remarks. And Jordan has his own opinion on the mentality that Conte said after losing to Wolves that you can't buy winners with money.
"I disagree! Chelsea and Manchester City have won many titles in the past 10 years. It's a silly idea to say you can't buy a winner mentality, because that's what teams do. This is also why Chelsea and Manchester City have been leading the Premier League for the past 10 years. Remember, after Abramovich bought Chelsea in 2003, the idea that a winner mentality could be bought has been confirmed. Jordan said.