British media talkSPORT radio reported that the old british football coach and former Championship Fort Mi coach Warnock said that his Mid-Back in Fort Mühle was much stronger than tottenham's centre-back. Warnock commented that when Conte took over the job as Tottenham manager, he certainly didn't know how difficult the job would be.
Screenshot of the talkSPORT radio report
After three consecutive defeats in the Premier League, Tottenham's poor backline has once again become the focus of British public opinion. Goalkeeper Lowry also experienced a significant decline in form after receiving a contract extension, with two mistakes creating two goals conceded. As for Sanchez, Ben Davis, Doherty, Emerson, and midfielder Winks, they have been criticized by many media outlets, believing that they are not eligible to play in the top six teams in the Premier League. Romero, who was bought for $55 million last summer, has been questioned for his inflated value after replacing Dale as centre-back and has not shown the ability to command the back line.
Fort Mi will meet Tottenham Hotspur in the fifth round of the FA Cup, and Warnock, a former boss of Fort Mi and now a guest on talkSPORT, commented: "When Conte accepted Tottenham, he certainly didn't know how difficult the job was. For the last two or three seasons, I don't think to which of Tottenham's centre-backs is a good player. I've watched them play and I've always thought of the mibourg players I've coached, they're a lot better than Tottenham centre-backs. At least, Miborg's centre-backs know what to do, and Tottenham's centre-backs don't know what to do. ”
In response to Warnock's comments, former Tottenham O'Hara, a former Tottenham hotter player who was present on the same show, made a harsher critique of the old club's centre-back. "The problems that have been exposed against Southampton, and against Wolves, the problems are still the same, Wolves can get a chance to shoot at will. Like Neves, you can casually turn in front of the Tottenham hot spot. If Terry had watched the game, he would have said Oh my God, save me. If it was Terry, he would lean over and use his head to block the opponent's shot. ”
"When you're losing such stupid goals every week, you can't expect too good results. But that's Tottenham, come on, win me. O'Hara said angrily.