For two Premier League seasons in a row, Tottenham have landed in the bottom place that is not relegated, and from the start of this year’s season, where the London club has so far failed to score goals, things have gone from bad to worse.
Before Sunday’s games, they are again in 17th place.
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Roberto De Zerbi claims he would be “the best coach in Italy” after Tottenham’s 0-0 draw with Everton
De Zerbi has got people talking with his latest press conference statements.
Roberto De Zerbi claimed in his last press conference that he would be considered “the best coach in Italy” if his team kept a clean sheet in two games in a row.
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Tottenham’s winless start to the Premier League season continued with a historic 0-0 draw against Everton, when De Zerbi’s men failed to score for the fourth game in a row.
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As a result of the recent problems, Tottenham have not scored in any of their first four league games in a season for the first time in the club’s history.
After a defeat on the opening day against Brentford, they lost to Newcastle United before playing goalless against Nottingham Forest and Everton.
Despite a poor start, De Zerbi highlighted several positives in Saturday’s result. In the post-match press conference, the Italian seemed particularly pleased with his team’s defensive performance.
“In Italy, for example, I should be the best coach, right? Two games, two games without backwards,” he said.
– What would La Gazzetta dello Sport have written? Two games without backwards. What are you going to write tomorrow – a blank slate or no goals? Tell me what you actually intend to write, he added.
Roberto De Zerbi: “In Italy I would be the best coach.” 👀
Roberto De Zerbi addresses the heated on-pitch confrontation with Mathys Tel
In addition to talking about games without back-to-backs, De Zerbi touched on the conversation he had with Mathys Tel after the game, after the two were spotted in a heated discussion on the pitch.
Tel was substituted in the second half, but struggled to make an impact in the attacking area.
“Yes, I guided him on the pitch,” De Zerbi said at the press conference.
“The posture of a striker. The striker can play with his shoulder towards the goal. If we play with (James) Maddison, (Mohammed) Kudus and Savio, he has to play as a striker, and the striker has to look towards the goal, right?
“Or on the cross from Robertson. He has to stay inside the box because he started (his career) as a striker. Now he plays as a winger, but he started his career as a striker.
De Zerbi then reiterated his “love” for Tel as a player and a person, adding, “It’s not a problem.”
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