London Tottenham manager Pedro Porro has developed an understanding of the conflict with the team's head coach Igor Tudor's immediate resignation. After the recent defeat to Cristal Palace with a score of 1:3, the Spaniard reacted vigorously to his replacement: he forcefully hit the chair on the bench and, as he turned out to be a rich man, he became emotional.

This episode of the meeting provoked the protests about the tense atmosphere in the open air. However, ahead of the important first match of the 1/8 finals of the Champions League against Madrid Atletico Porro, placing all the dots over the i. In his words, such behavior was inclusively a manifestation of bias and thirst for victory, and not a legacy of tactical differences or dissatisfaction with the coach.

“I want to make it clear: the coach didn’t bother with his daily routine. I am the gravel who contributes 200% to the field, and we don’t even like to play. On the right side in tsyomu. Once I found out that Tudor was going to ruin the club, I realized that he would help us a lot. All graves know that we can collapse at once from him in the right direction. The situation is now complicated, but the worst thing to do is to focus on tomorrow’s game,” said the footballer.

Today, Tottenham are going through a difficult period in the 21st century, facing a miserable run of 11 matches without a win in the English Premier League. Igor Tudor openly knows that the Champions League wants a prestigious tournament and a welcome bonus, the main priority for the club is definitely not survival in the Premier League.

Nowadays, the coach sees the European Cups as a wonderful boon for experiments, in order to change the mentality of the team and avoid negative consequences for the current season. In front of the unroofed Londoners checks the serious testing.

In the context of the battle with Atletico Madrid, the spur of the moment is approaching from a renovated hospital (8 players are injured), the team is keeping an eye on the championship schedule. In the next three rounds of the Premier League, Tudor's team will have to fight for survival against Liverpool, Nottingham Forest and Sunderland.