Tim Sherwood, a former Tottenham player and manager, has expressed concern over the current state of the team under Igor Tudor's management. With Tottenham positioned just a point above the relegation zone and winless since December, Sherwood points out that Tudor appears to be overwhelmed by the challenges that come with managing in the Premier League. Despite assurances from Tudor that the team would avoid relegation, Sherwood notes a distinct lack of improvement, as the club has lost all three matches since he took over.

Sherwood highlights that Tudor, who had no prior coaching experience in England before joining Tottenham, seems to be struggling to adapt to the demands of English football. The team's poor performance has manifested in a string of defeats, leaving fans frustrated and raising serious questions about Tudor's ability to lead the club away from danger. As the team flounders in the league, Sherwood believes that Tudor's excuses for the poor performances are indicative of a deeper issue within the club's management and morale.

The situation at Tottenham has serious implications not only for Tudor's future but also for the club's standing in the Premier League. With each passing game, the risk of relegation becomes more palpable, and the management may need to consider a change in leadership if results do not improve. The pressure is mounting, and Sherwood's comments reflect a growing concern among fans and former players alike about the direction in which the club is headed under Tudor's stewardship.