Igor Tudor hopes courage and confidence can arrest Tottenham slide
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Igor Tudor hopes courage and confidence can arrest Tottenham slide
"The team need, I believe, first of all, to get some confidence, to get some courage, but also, in same way, the concrete things in the pitch, Tudor told Spursplay. Of course, I'm coming here knowing that situation is not easy. There is no time to find excuses. What I said from the first day here, each of us need to give something something more, something extra."
"The situation is not easy because we have a lot of injured players, so we need first to find the best system to suit the players that are available in this moment. Maybe this can sound strange, but I believe that the thing that we need to be focused on is the training. So the training from today, that's the key."
Igor Tudor, 47, was appointed Tottenham manager until the end of the season after Thomas Frank's sacking following a 2-1 defeat by Newcastle. Tottenham sit 16th in the Premier League, five points above the relegation zone and on an eight-match winless run. Tudor prioritizes restoring player confidence, courage and concrete on-pitch improvements, and insists there is no time for excuses. Injuries limit selection, so he seeks the best system for available players while emphasizing training as the key to change. He also states that style matters more than system and faces Arsenal next.
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