‘The club is very happy about my work’ – Antonio Conte says he has Daniel Levy’s backing at Tottenham Hotspur

Antonio Conte has said that he retains the backing of Daniel Levy at Tottenham, playing down comments he made after the 1-0 defeat to Burnley on Wednesday. Conte questioned his ability to turn the situation around in north London and admitted he was considering resigning after a run of four defeats in their last five Premier League games, but insisted that those words were said in the heat of the moment. Ad/> In Friday’s pre-match press conference, he explained: “The club is the first to know our real situation.

The club is very happy about my work, about what we are doing, my staff, the change we brought in these four months at the training ground. Premier League'Blinded by anger' — What the future holds for Conte at SpursYESTERDAY AT 14:12 «When I lose a game I'm not the person to go and have dinner, you understand? I'm not the right person. When I lose the game my mood is very bad.

I prefer to stay alone and metabolise the defeat. I need one day to recover at least.» It is not the first time that the former Inter Milan boss has caused controversy with his comments to Sky Italia, after claiming that his squad was «weaker» after the January window. He has now reportedly been told by the club not to do interviews with Italian media, sparking rumours of unrest between Conte and chairman Daniel Levy.

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