Following the recent poor performance of Tottenham Hotspur, players are expressing their dissatisfaction with interim manager Igor Tudor's conduct at the club. Reports indicate that they perceive him as overstepping boundaries and behaving disrespectfully, with some even interpreting his actions as mocking. This sentiment has grown as the team's results have plummeted, culminating in a heavy Champions League defeat against Atletico Madrid which highlighted the existing turmoil within the squad.

The aftermath of the 5-2 loss against Atletico was particularly damaging for young goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky, who faced severe criticism for his performance, contributing to a swift 3-0 deficit within the first quarter-hour of the match. This episode not only points to the fragility of the team under Tudor's management but also raises questions about his decision-making when it comes to player selections. Tudor’s disciplinary methods seem to have backfired, with morale in the dressing room reportedly at a low point.

As Tudor attempts to navigate these challenges, the ongoing dissatisfaction from players may hinder any efforts to stabilize the team’s performance going forward. Without a win to his name since taking over, the pressure on Tudor is mounting, and unless significant improvements in results and team cohesion are seen soon, doubts about his capability to lead Tottenham effectively will likely continue to grow.