More you punch us, more we react: Conte’s successor promises nothing but fight ahead of Everton clash

Tottenham head coach Cristian Stellini insists turbulence off the pitch regarding Antonio Conte’s departure can fuel his players on it.”The more you try to punch us, the more we react”, underlined Stellini ahead of tonight’s Everton EPL tie.Dyche’s relegation strategy relies heavily on Onana’s versatilityAsked by reporters if he understood supporters’ concerns on and off the pitch, the Italian said: “Around us, there is a lot of speculation. The club is here, the fans are with us, the stadium is there. We have to worry only about the game we have to play and how we want to play the game.”The more you try to punch us, more we are tight, we stick together and more we react. This has to be clear for you guys and for all the people who try to punch us. You try to punch us and we react together and be strong.”I said that Harry Kane is our top scorer and he wants to play the best matches in his life, because this is what I feel. It’s not my job to speak about other things.”##NAJAVA_MECA_7142310##Conte accused his players of being “selfish” and lacking “heart” after a 3-3 draw at Southampton that proved his final game in charge.Heung-min Son apologised publicly while on South Korean duty, admitting he “should have shown more”.”I managed the team in the past, but what can change in the mind of the players is not only the new manager coming in but also the old manager you lost. You lost something, and it’s the responsibility of everyone. It’s not normal that you change manager in the middle of the season.Conte’s military drill in front of 6,000 spectators: Kane vomited, Son could not get up afterwards”I appreciate a lot what Sonny said. He takes responsibility.”It’s not only the new manager but also what happened in the past. If you take responsibility of that, it means you are lucid and you want to do your best. I appreciate that and every player has to do that.”PREMIER LEAGUE – ROUND 29SaturdayMan City – Liverpool 4-1 (1-1)/Alvarez 27, De Bruyne 46, Gundogan 53, Grealish 74 – Salah 17/Arsenal – Leeds 4-1 (1-0)/Jesus 33 pen, 55, White 47, Xhaka 85 – Kristensen 76/Bournemouth – Fulham 2-1 (0-1)/Tavernier 50, Solanke 79 – Pereira 16/Brighton – Brentford 3-3 (2-2)/Mitoma 21, Welbeck 28, MacAllister 90 pen – Jansson 10, Toney 22, Pinnock 49/Crystal Palace – Leicester 2-1 (0-0)/Iversen 59 og, Mateta 90+5 – Pereira 56/Nott.Forest – Wolverhampton 1-1 (1-0)/Johnson 38 – Podence 83/Chelsea – Aston Villa 0-2 (0-1)/Watkins 18, McGinn 56/SundayWest Ham – Southampton 1-0 (1-0)/Aguerd 25/Newcastle – Man.Utd. 2-0 (1-0)/Willock 65, Wilson 88/Monday22:00: (3.50) Everton (3.35) Tottenham (2.25)***odds are subject to change***

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