Julien Laurens

as Spurs and it would work the same way.

It doesn't.

I think Spurs fans, Spurs players, probably Spurs direction as in like top of the people expect something different from you as a manager than doing what you did at Brentford.

I also think that the players in the dressing room

expect somebody different than the guy that was at Brentford.

And for me, the lack of authority that he had on his team, which is clearly, for everybody clearly to see, was also a problem.

If you come to a bigger dressing room of a bigger club with bigger egos, bigger names, bigger players who've won more than you because you haven't won anything, by the way, you have to be strong.

And if you're a bit too weak and open that weakness door, they go and smash you.

I think they would have publicly called him out.

For both, I think.

I think there probably would have been a sanction internally, which there wasn't.

Like the last red card too.

I think what Van de Ven and Jad Spence did when City did a boost to the fans.

Nobody at City does that with Guardiola.

Nobody at Arsenal does that with Arteta.

And yet, they hardly looked at him even.

And not for the first time.

Yeah, maybe.

And also I think with the fans, it got to a point where there was just no way back.

It was so toxic, the booze.