The heavy home defeat of Tottenham by 3-0 against Nottingham Forest, managed by Vítor Pereira, on Sunday left the London team in a delicate situation in the Premier League, prompting Jamie Carragher to call for the immediate dismissal of Igor Tudor. With this result, the Spurs fell to 17th place in the table, just one point above the relegation zone, with seven matches remaining in the season. The Croatian coach's record in six league games is dismal, with five losses and only one draw. It is worth noting that the former Juventus manager was hired to try to ensure survival, succeeding Thomas Frank, who was dismissed in February after just eight months in charge. However, the Croatian coach has failed to turn around the poor results of the North London team. For Jamie Carragher, the international break is the ideal time for the club to act. 'Unfortunately for him, with the situation he is in with his family and the results, I think it would be better for Tottenham to part ways with Tudor and look to bring in another coach until the end of the season,' the Liverpool legend stated to Sky Sports. Carragher emphasized the urgency of the decision: 'They have to do it now, sack him now! It simply hasn't worked. The coach has also tried different things; different systems, different styles of play.' The commentator detailed Tudor's tactical changes, which have not been effective. 'Initially, he came in and was playing with man-to-man pressure with three defenders. Now, in the last few games, he has switched to a 4-4-2, with very direct football. So, he is trying different things and it simply isn't working,' he added. The former defender acknowledged that the decision would be tough for the coach but justified it with the lack of immediate results. 'And, as I said, it's tough for the coach to lose his job so early in his reign, but the goal and the reason he got the job was to make an immediate impact, and that hasn't happened.' When asked about a possible successor, Carragher suggested someone who could unite the club and the fans. 'I think someone with a connection to the club, to try to engage the fans. We need to think: How can we keep this group of players and this club in the Premier League now? Okay, we need unity.' Igor Tudor was absent from the press conference after the game due to a family bereavement. His assistant, Bruno Saltor, responded to journalists, clarifying the situation of the head coach. 'It's a personal, family matter, and obviously it's a difficult time for him. I'm just trying to support in the best way we can… I'll leave it here because, as I said, it's a personal issue,' he stated. If Tottenham does decide to part ways with Tudor during the international break, it remains to be seen who they will turn to lead the team in the fight for survival in the Premier League.
Tottenham Coach Devastated Sack Him Now remains central to this story.
Tottenham Coach Devastated Sack Him Now remains central to this story.
Read more in Premier League news. and related tags: Tottenham Coach Devastated, Sack Him Now.