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Antonio Conte has left nobody in any doubt about the 'reality' of the situation at Tottenham and that he wants to speak to the club's hierarchy.

After the 1-0 defeat at a rain-swept Turf Moor on Wednesday evening, Conte delivered an emotional post-match torrent of thoughts on the problems at the club and admitted that an assessment needs to take place with the powers-that-be over the situation.

understands that those around Conte believe his post-match suggestions of potentially leaving Spurs were a ploy to put pressure on the players to improve their performances.

There will also have been a challenge however laced within his words to Tottenham's chairman Daniel Levy and managing director of football Fabio Paratici.

Spurs still have 14 matches left of the Premier League season plus potentially more in the FA Cup, if they can get past Middlesbrough next week at the Riverside Stadium.

So what must come out of Conte's assessment with the club's hierarchy?

Here are five things that we believe could come from it.

First off, it's not all about what Conte wants and the emotional rollercoaster the Italian appears to ride does not help matters.

On Saturday, he was labelling his group of Spurs players as the best he has ever worked with because of their desire to improve. On Tuesday he