Glenn Hoddle took aim at Manchester United's weekend hammering at Liverpool after former United defender Rio Ferdinand attempted to target Tottenham.
Hoddle, who managed Spurs between 2001 and 2003, was in the BT Sport studio with Ferdinand to watch his former club take on AC Milan in the Champions League. Antonio Conte's men were held to a goalless draw, though, meaning Brahim Diaz's first-leg winner was enough to send Milan through at Spurs' expense.
After the game, the London side's perceived flakiness came into focus, with Ferdinand throwing the critical 'Spursy' label in their direction. Hoddle was having none of it, though, especially after the defeat suffered by Erik ten Hag's side on Sunday.
