'In the interview when I listened (heard) that Tottenham deserved to win, it’s not right, it’s not correct. It’s foxy people.' BHAFC
De Zerbi says he ‘doesn’t like foxy people’ after claims Spurs ‘deserved’ to beat BrightonBrighton head coach Roberto De Zerbi expressed his dislike of listening to “foxy people” as he insisted he did nothing wrong during his bust-up with Tottenham interim boss Cristian Stellini.
Brighton’s coaches and players remain irked by the perceived injustices, while De Zerbi is still annoyed by Stellini’s post-match assertion that Tottenham merited a win which could have a major impact on the battle for a European spot. “And, you know, in the interview when I listened that Tottenham deserved to win, it’s not right, it’s not correct. It’s foxy people.
De Zerbi, who stressed his respect for referees, has now been shown four yellow cards and two reds since arriving in Sussex in September. “You have your style of life, I have my style and when I have something to say I am used to speaking in a direct way. Brighton sit seventh following the contentious defeat at Spurs and will seek to reignite their push for continental qualification at Stamford Bridge.
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