Tottenham's senior players 'given telling off' by future captain in Newcastle capitulation

Newcastle United v Tottenham Hotspur - Premier League

Tottenham have been ripped aside by Newcastle in hapless style (Picture: Getty)

Tottenham's senior gamers have been allegedly put of their place by Oliver Skipp on Sunday at half-time towards Newcastle after the indignant younger midfielder exploded following the way of his facet's embarrassing collapse at St James' Park. Spurs travelled to Tyneside in determined want of a constructive outcome to maintain their Champions League qualification hopes alive however they finally left having turned in a efficiency that was so dangerous, it left Daniel Levy with no different selection however to sack caretaker boss Cristian Stellini on Monday.

Tottenham have been 3-0 down inside 9 minutes and 5-0 down with 21 minutes on the clock because the likes of Jacob Murphy, Alexander Isak, Joe Willock and Joelinton ran riot.

Spurs failed to indicate any type of grit or character when the going received robust and younger midfielder Skipp was evidently livid along with his team-mates when he was booked for a late problem on Bruno Guimaraes.

It appeared the Englishman knew he was by no means going to get the ball however as an alternative he wished to depart a foot in on the Brazilian midfielder to show that Tottenham weren't a complete rollover.

He was evidently livid and in response to Soccer.London's Alasdair Gold, he really advised a number of the senior gamers some residence truths in the course of the half-time interval.

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Oliver Skipp was stated to be indignant along with his Tottenham team-mates (Picture: Getty)

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Tottenham's senior gamers have been reportedly advised a number of residence truths by Oliver Skipp (Picture: Getty)

Gold stated on his : "At half-time, for fairly a quiet chap, he was very indignant, from what I am advised. He was correctly telling off extra senior gamers for what he believed to be the problems in that first-half."

Captain Hugo Lloris, who was questionable for a lot of objectives, was changed by Fraser Forster at half-time on account of a hip drawback.

Eric Dier and Cristian Romero have been so poor that Newcastle gave the impression to be in on objective nearly each time they went ahead in assault.

Son Heung-min stays desperately out of shape and appears a shadow of the participant that received the Premier League Golden Boot final season after hitting 23 objectives for Spurs.

Exterior of Harry Kane, who netted a second-half comfort for Tottenham, there's a obvious lack of management inside their ranks.

Kane's future is now additionally up for debate as soon as once more as Manchester United start to discover the phrases of a summer season switch.

The England captain could have simply 12 months remaining on his contract initially of July and there aren't any ensures he can be extending his keep.

If Kane needs to win silverware, it is clear his pursuits are more likely to be served higher elsewhere.

Skipper Lloris berated Tottenham's lack of leaders following the match, stating Spurs can not cover behind excuses following the horror present on Tyneside.

"It is rather embarrassing, we should always apologise to the followers," Lloris advised Sky Sports activities. "We didn’t present an awesome face right this moment. We couldn't match Newcastle’s efficiency.

"We have been late in all of the points. We fully missed the primary a part of the sport. It's actually painful right this moment. It's not speaking about ways, we couldn't combat

"We will attempt to discover excuses however the very first thing is, we miss the combat. In soccer if you happen to go with out the need to indicate aggressiveness it makes it very arduous.

"We can not cover behind the membership's issues. We're skilled however right this moment there was an excessive amount of missing. There was a distinction in degree between Newcastle and Tottenham."

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