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That's one way to shut people up. Don't score enough goals for £85million? Score one 11 minutes after coming on to the pitch. Don't create enough? Grab an assist three minutes later. As debut cameos go‚ Savio and Roberto De Zerbi could have asked for little more.
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MATT BARLOW AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: Amid so much change‚ some things remain the same. And there is still nothing quite like a trip to Brentford in the Premier League to bring the lofty expectations of the self-appointed elite crashing back to earth. Tottenham‚ having escaped the ignominy of relegation‚ settled upon a head coach to their liking and spent a couple of hundred million in the transfer market‚ took a hiding at the hands of the Bees and were flattered by the scoreline. Roberto De Zerbi saw his team outplayed in every department. Unable to cope with the intensity and physicality in midfield. Unable to handle Brentford's aerial presence up at the back. Unable to get a hold of the ball and offer any threat in attack
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Roberto De Zerbi confirmed Tottenham's board had been true to the promises made on recruitment as they closed in on a deal for Savinho from Manchester City worth up to £85million. De Zerbi vowed Spurs were 'not finished yet' in the transfer market. A swoop for Omar Marmoush‚ also from City‚ is developing and they want Cody Gakpo from Liverpool. If it all comes off it would mean a summer outlay close to £400m on nine new players and represents a radical change of policy for a club often criticised for failing to spend freely on players.
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KIERAN GILL IN SYDNEY: Spend some time with De Zerbi and you soon understand why so many big names are agreeing to sign up to the Spurs reboot. Daily Mail Sport was fortunate enough to have more than an hour in his company‚ inside a temporary boardroom set up at the chic InterContinental Hotel in Australia‚ within walking distance of the Sydney Opera House.
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Tottenham star Kevin Danso endured a brief pre-season nightmare after he was sent off against bitter Premier League rivals Chelsea in Sydney on Saturday. The defender was brought on by manager Roberto De Zerbi during the clash after half-time‚ with the two teams all square at 1-1 after the first-half. But after just three minutes‚ he was handed his marching orders for a risky and unnecessary challenge on a sprinting Joao Pedro.
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Tottenham fans will love what Roberto De Zerbi has just confirmed about more summer signings
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Dan Kilpatrick believes Roberto De Zerbi has sent a clear transfer message to Tottenham owners
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KIERAN GILL IN SYDNEY: Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi has teased a 'bomba' signing in attack‚ insisting the club's summer business is only '60 per cent' complete despite already breaking their transfer record twice in this window alone. Spurs have spent £237million on signing Sandro Tonali (£100m)‚ Mateus Fernandes (£85m) and Jan Paul van Hecke (£52m). They have also brought in Andy Robertson and Marcos Senesi on free transfers after back-to-back 17th-placed finishes in the Premier League. De Zerbi‚ who described himself as a 'shark' in the market‚ is now keen to add to his attack before the next season gets going. Daily Mail Sport understands the 'bomba' referenced by De Zerbi is not believed to refer to Savinho‚ the Manchester City winger who Spurs are also trying to bring in.
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Roberto De Zerbi explains Mateus Fernandes absence after injury concerns and confirms return timeline