US EditionRomero criticises Tottenham's 'disgraceful' squad shortage
- On Monday, Cristian Romero, Tottenham captain, posted on Instagram praising teammates but called the squad depth `disgraceful` as only 11 players were available.
- Tottenham's winter transfer window saw them sign Conor Gallagher for �34.7million, sell Brennan Johnson, and lose nine players to injury since the year began.
- With defenders absent, Frank moved back to a back four after Romero was withdrawn at half with illness and replaced by Pape Matar Sarr, leaving Radu Dragusin as the only other central defender.
- The comeback left Spurs 14th in the table after Dominic Solanke's brace rescued a draw at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Tottenham winning just two of their last 15 league games.
- Romero's Instagram outbursts and Spurs' deep injury list recall last season under Ange Postecoglou, with team-mates Pedro Porro and Xavi Simons liking his post while James Wilson joined the Under-21s.
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After Tottenham's tie to Manchester City by 2-2, the Argentine defender who is captain of the Spurs raised his voice and again attacked the leaders.In his Instagram account, Cristian Cuti Romero made references to the few variants that the campus has due to lack of staff and how complex it turns out to compete in these conditions.The critic of the Argentine national team is in a context in which his team is 14th in the Premier League and was onl…
The five reasons for Spurs' quiet transfer window after fresh Romero outburst
Shortly after the gong sounded at 7pm on deadline day, Tottenham captain Cristian Romero appeared to aim another dig at the club’s board. Romero praised his teammates for coping with “only 11 players available – unbelievable but true and disgraceful”, weeks after seemingly accusing the hierarchy of “lies” on social media. Despite Spurs sitting 14th in the table it has been a relatively quiet winter window, with Conor Gallagher and Brazilian left…
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