Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher has leapt to the defence of under-fire Tottenham manager Antonio Conte and suggested supporters vent their displeasure at his style of play in the direction of the club's chairman Daniel Levy instead.
Conte made the move back to the Premier League, having previously won the division with Chelsea in 2017, last November when Nuno Espirito Santo was sacked after a woeful four-month reign at White Hart Lane. The former Porto goalkeeper lost five of his last seven games as Spurs boss and left the club sitting eighth in the table.
The Italian was named as Espirito Santo's successor and impressively managed to secure Champions League football at White Heart Lane at the expense of north London rivals Arsenal after the Gunners' late-season capitulation.