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Four games, four defeats, 14 goals conceded, and a goalkeeper subbed off after 17 minutes.

So, what is next for Spurs and Igor Chudor?

With us today, we have our Spurs correspondent, Jay Harris.

We've also got our football correspondent as well, David Ornstein, with us.

All right, gents, this time last week we were talking about the situation at Tottenham Hot Spur.

I genuinely didn't think we'd be back in this week in such depth talking

about spurs once again. But yeah, here we are. So let's look at the defeat firstly at Palace last

week last Thursday and then we'll look at the defeat on Tuesday night in the Champions League

to Athletic home Madrid shipping five goals to Athletic Home Madrid. Jay. Spurs are

skating on some seriously thin ice at the moment. They're just completely imploding.

If you look at what happened against Crystal Palace, Mickey Van the Venn's red card led to them conceding

three goals in seven minutes just before half time and the game was over, a game they needed to win.

And it was a very similar situation

last night. They conceded four goals inside 22 minutes. That's the sign of a team that's incredibly

low on confidence and doesn't know how to respond to setbacks. I don't want to get too ahead of myself here,

but in terms of Igor Tudor, the interim head coach, it's four games in charge, four defeats, one red card,

one goalkeeper subbed off after 17 minutes, 14 goals conceded. I think every decision he's made

during his spell in charge has backfired. Players alone confidence are being played out

a position. Tudor has just not gelled with the players or the fan base whatsoever.

And Spurs still have, what, nine games left to save their season, but serious questions need

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