The first thing is we should apologise to the fans who travelled and who watched the game. It is difficult to analyse the performance, but the first thing was a lack of pride.' THFC
Date published: Sunday 23rd April 2023 5:29 -Spurs captain Hugo Lloris has apologised to fans for the “very embarrassing” 6-1 defeat at Newcastle on Sunday, acknowledging the players “could not fight”.
“We can try to find excuses, but we missed the fight. If you go on the pitch without the desire to win the battle, it makes things very hard. It was a bit of a mess.” “It is just a different level today between Newcastle and Tottenham. Now there are two other difficult games in the week . We have to bounce back.”
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