"The most important challenge now is to silence the voice inside of us, inside of the players, inside the staff and the fans. This voice produces negative thoughts and the voice says we are unlucky, we have too many injuries."
"It's like we're all crying and relegated. No, not yet. We have to die on the pitch. We have to play, we have to fight, we have two points less than West Ham."
"It's not the best moment for us, a tough moment, but the losers cry, they think negative and I don't want people close to me crying or to think a different way than me."
Roberto de Zerbi emphasizes the need for Tottenham to silence negative thoughts as they face relegation challenges. Despite a recent win, Spurs remain in the relegation zone, trailing West Ham. De Zerbi highlights the detrimental impact of negativity on players, staff, and fans. He insists that focusing on injuries and misfortunes is counterproductive. With crucial matches ahead, he calls for determination and resilience, urging everyone to fight rather than succumb to despair. The team must remain positive to avoid relegation for the first time since 1977.
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