‘Kulusevski even came out’ – Alasdair Gold reveals shocking ‘behind the scenes’ Spurs info
Tottenham Hotspur: Alasdair Gold reveals what Antonio Conte did after midweek defeat
Alasdair Gold has uncovered on his YouTube channel Antonio Conte didn’t address his players after Tottenham Hotspur’s Bosses League misfortune.
Points will be hoping to return quickly this end of the week when they face lower part of the Premier League Leicester City in the wake of experiencing a lamentable loss late on in their game on Tuesday night against Brandishing Lisbon.
While fans who made a trip the entire way to Portugal will have been seething with the outcome and execution, they apparently might not have been however infuriated as Conte seemed to be post-match, as Gold has featured.
Gold has asserted that Conte was raging after the loss and didn’t wind up addressing his players in the changing area after the match.
(30:00) “I realize he was enraged, I addressed a many individuals that were in the background after the last whistle and he was seething, totally raging in the halls after the game and I think from what I comprehend he did that thing that he’s finished before where he simply doesn’t proceed to converse with the players.
“He’s so furious with them that he simply allows them to stew. I think Kulusevski even came out when he was getting through the blended zone and said he hadn’t seen Conte after the last whistle.”
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It ought to not shock individuals that Conte would have been enraged after Prods’ misfortune given how they ceded right toward the end, they lost to a team that presently sit seventh in the Portuguese top division and his side essentially didn’t play alright to win.
Spikes simply figured out how to pile up a XG of 0.9 notwithstanding any semblance of Harry Kane, Dejan Kulusevski, Child Heung-min and Richarlison all getting a respectable measure of minutes on the pitch to attempt to make something.
Something different that will have likely enraged him is that it might have been much more terrible for Spikes, had it not been for their captain Hugo Lloris, who pulled off somewhere around two shocking recoveries to keep Tottenham in the game at that point.
