De Zerbi has made a decision after Spurs went four matches without a win in the Premier League and failed to score any goals.
Accepting the situation! "De Zerbi" has apologized to "Spurs" fans after four consecutive league matches without a win and no goals scored.
Roberto De Zerbi, manager of the "Spurs" Tottenham Hotspur, decided to apologize to the fans after the 0-0 draw with the "Toffees" in the English Premier League last Saturday, marking four consecutive league matches without a win and no goals scored.
Loud boos from the Spurs supporters rang out from the stands directed at De Zerbi after the game, to which he responded, "I must apologize to the fans. They were fantastic today. Their reaction is normal."
When asked about his feelings on the poor start to the season after Spurs spent over £300 million on 10 new players, De Zerbi said, "This is not the hardest time. The hard time was last season when we almost got relegated. Now is a time in football when you are building a new team."
"We played very well in the first 30 minutes, then we ran out of energy because our physical condition was not at its best. We are working on fixing that."
"We have not scored enough goals compared to the quality of play we have shown. We need to score more. We entered the penalty area 74 times but did not create enough chances relative to our level of play."
"We have to work hard and analyze the quality of our decision-making, but we have made too many mistakes. I am neither optimistic nor pessimistic; I see things as they are."
"I have to analyze our performance and the situations that could arise if we made better decisions when we had scoring opportunities."
"I noticed my players lacked a bit of confidence in the second half, and I don't like that. They need to understand we are on the right path."
"They are human; they are sensitive and emotional. My role is to support them and focus on the improvements we must make. If we played the full 90 minutes like the first 30, we would win."