"Probably none of the current absentees will be back,"
"In this particular moment with 10 injuries, we trained with 13 players. It is what it is. It's not fantastic or beautiful but 13 we will have and it is quite enough to achieve what we want on Sunday."
"Solanke trained today and yesterday after some problem with his throat,"
"I didn't enjoy because I'm not here to enjoy. I'm here to work. It's the first moment and there's work to do. It's a privilege to be at this club. Enjoy is the first moment, and then there's work to do. It's a fantastic club. I am very focused to do the right things."
Igor Tudor is interim head coach at Tottenham and is focused on improving standards, clarifying values, and defining the desired style of play. A substantial injury list—around ten absentees—has reduced training numbers to about 13 players, with most unlikely to return before the North London derby. Dominic Solanke returned to training after a throat problem. Tudor frames the role as work and responsibility, emphasizing clarity for players and the need to send a message about values. He views league positions as consequences of weekly standards rather than primary preoccupations.
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