Quote from: Coyster on Today at 10:03:01 PM

Spurs are definitely not going to finish in the top four, sometimes i can't quite understand what Conte's footballing philosophies are, it is dated imo, and i think with the quality of players the club has provided him with, his team should be more daring, they shouldn't always be content with the opposition dictating the play, they should take the game to the opposition and try to kill them off. Having said that, Conte really has to be careful going forward so he doesn't lose his job, the Spurs' hierarchy have invested in that team and they will expect results, and there is a good coach like Tuchel currently without a team, i am pretty sure some big teams that aren't doing too well will be looking his way and weighing up their options.

I think that Antonio Conte's positions in Tottenham are not in danger yet, although of course the second loss in the championship in a row may be alarming, but I am sure that Tottenham has enough margin of safety not to fall into a peak. Conte blames injuries to three or five players for the failures and said after the match that the team needs to strengthen the squad if the team wants to play in the Premier League and Champions League. And let's not underestimate Newcastle United, which looks very good at the beginning of this season, being among the leaders and this is no longer the outsider team that was on the verge of relegation to the championship at a certain stage last season. Saudi injections into the club are slowly doing their job and the team is steadily moving forward into the number of permanent leaders of the Premier League.