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In November 1984, Steve Clarke stood alongside his father on the north terrace of Hampden Park as a Scotland team inspired by Kenny Dalglish swatted aside Spain. Almost 40 years on, Clarke found himself at the helm of a result which is arguably even more impressive given the football paths subsequently taken by the nations in question.
Sneaky Spaniard Pedro Porro was branded a “disgrace” and "embarrassing" for playacting after Andy Robertson escaped with a booking in a controversial first half incident of the Euro 2024 qualifier at Hampden.
Tottenham have suffered a fresh blow after it emerged that Emerson Royal is due to have knee surgery. The right-back was unable to complete Brazil's 2-1 defeat to Morocco in their international friendly on Saturday.
Tottenham Hotspur full-back Pedro Porro has shrugged off criticism from the club’s former manager Tim Sherwood, saying that he wouldn’t be the first person “who had to then shut his mouth". Sherwood launched into a wide-ranging criticism following Porro’s debut, saying that the Spaniard was “so bad it’s unbelievable". Ad But speaking to the Guardian it was clear that Porro didn’t seem bothered as he said that it was his first game and he would always back himself to rise to the top given time.
S o this is awkward. It’s a beautiful day at Las Rozas, 25km north-west of Madrid, and Pedro Porro is sitting in the sunshine, happy to be back in the Spain squad among old friends, when that rant is raised. “Well, that’s his thing,” the Tottenham wing-back starts saying, not sure what to say about the moment his own manager tore into the team he has just joined, when he says: “The first thing is, what you’re talking about: I hadn’t heard it until now.” Wait, really? You mean you don’t know what Antonio Conte said? “Yes.”
Former Tottenham player Matt Doherty has leapt to the defence of Spurs boss Antonio Conte. The Italian’s future at the north London club has come under scrutiny after he aimed an explosive broadside at the players and the culture of the club after Saturday’s 3-3 draw at Southampton. Ad The 53-year-old called his players “selfish” before adding that the club have won nothing in 20 years under the current ownership.
Antonio Conte’s future as Tottenham coach was again in the spotlight after his side surrendered a 3-1 lead to draw at struggling Southampton and miss the chance to go third.
Tottenham Hotspur boss Antonio Conte tore into his "selfish" players, saying they "didn't want to play under pressure" after they squandered a chance to go third in the Premier League with a 3-3 draw Saturday away to bottom-of-the-table Southampton.