Roberto De Zerbi said sorry to Tottenham’s furious fans after his winless side were booed off following their 0-0 draw against Everton on Saturday.
De Zerbi’s side have yet to score a single goal in four Premier League matches this season and Tottenham supporters showed their frustration at the final whistle. “I’m sorry for the fans. A tough moment was last season in Sunderland when we were close to relegation.
Asked how he felt about the bleak start to the season after Tottenham splashed out more than £300 million on 10 signings, De Zerbi said: “It is not a tough moment.
After the jeers had rained down from the stands, Tottenham boss De Zerbi said he understood the abuse. It is normal, the reaction of the fans,” he said. They were fantastic today.
“Now is one of the moments in football when you are rebuilding a team. Their only win and goals this season came in a League Cup victory over second tier Charlton. But De Zerbi admitted his team lacked confidence as the game wore on, with the tense atmosphere in the stadium adding to their anxious display.
