Postecoglou: I'm tired of making excuses. We're not lucky

Tottenham's coach, Enge Postecoglou, appeared in important press statements, before facing Southampton, in the framework of the sixteenth round of the English Premier League.

Postecoglou said: “Clearly my message is, any decent person who feels that he needs several factors in order to start performing well is definitely someone who does not meet what Tottenham needs.”

He continued: “We have absences It is a big, big challenge. I want everyone, everyone, to be ready for this challenge.”

He stressed: “The matter is not related to Timo Werner alone, there are several names that were there.” To play and perform better, but I think that Timo is the least stressful name in the last period. I thought he would be more lively since he did not play much, but that did not happen.”

He continued: “I did not wish our young players this luck With all these difficulties, but this period will bear fruit in the future and will be of great benefit to them.”

He added: “I do not have information about the diagnosis of Romero or De Vin, I do not know. For the duration of their absence, we have to wait some time for the injury to subside in order for them to make a diagnosis, and Ben Davies’ injury is not as serious as we thought and he is about to return before the end of the year.”

And when He was asked why you blame the players when the club lacks the character to achieve a title As Tottenham have not won any title for two years, he said: “I am tired of this issue. These are ridiculous excuses. You did not achieve victory because you did not play well and not because in the past there were 11 players other than you who failed to achieve a title.”

He continued: “I am tired of the excuse that the club does not achieve titles. If you believe that this is linked to a curse that does not make it achieve titles, then why are you at Tottenham? Move to another club. Why did you move? For Tottenham? What is the goal? “Why am I still in the job as long as I believe that I cannot change anything, even under the current circumstances?”

He concluded his speech: “I hear people saying that you should have signed a new centre-back. What then? I have two centre-backs on the bench who are not playing? Do you know what kind of atmosphere they can create? Give me a club in the world that has more than three or four centre-backs? We are just unlucky to have three injured centre-backs.