Roy Keane slams Tottenham for lack of courage and reveals the one thing he hates to see from Ange Postecoglou

Roy Keane has criticized Tottenham Hotspur after back-to-back defeats, saying they lack courage.

Ange Postecoglou’s side lost to Chelsea in midweek before losing 4-2 to Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.

Son-heung min scored in both games, with Richarlison impressing from the bench in the final game.

However, despite an improved performance towards the end of the game at Anfield, Keane was left unimpressed by Spurs.

Speaking on Sky Sports, he criticized the club: “We make the point. To be seen again during the weekends, against Chelsea and obviously Arsenal last week. It’s easy to play when you lose two or three to zero.

Roy Keane criticized Tottenham Hotspur after back-to-back defeats

Ange Postecoglou’s side lost to Chelsea in midweek before losing 4-2 to Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.

Richarlison scored a consolation goal before Son made it 4-2 on Sunday

‘It really is. The players want it. You must show courage when you are under real pressure. If it sucks, or if you’re still in the game.

He went on to state that Spurs’ improved performance when they lose would annoy Postecoglou more than impress him.

He said: “I think it will frustrate the manager. You know, sometimes we sit here and we go, well, obviously they showed a bit of fight, but for me it was fair, and they conceded four against Newcastle too, of course.

“So it’s just that you want belief in your game and you want players to show courage. And this team doesn’t show that.

He finished by discussing Spurs’ start to the season as he

“Obviously, they have had a good start to the season, but very recently, and these are not easy matches, but when everyone wants the ball, when we are down by two or three points, it’s too little, too late, and I don’t like to see that in teams.

The north London side had the opportunity to put pressure on Aston Villa in the race for fourth place.

Unai Emery’s side lost 1-0 at Brighton earlier in the afternoon, with Spurs seven points behind them with two games in hand.

After losing to Liverpool, Postecoglou’s side have a game in hand against their Champions League rivals and will be hoping for a minor miracle if they are to claim fourth place this season.