SPURS have resorted to an unusual new measure to break through their nightmare Premier League slump. Roberto De Zerbi's side are still searching for their first Premier League win of the season heading into the international break. And it seems…

Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly downgraded their away dressing room facilities at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in an attempt to unsettle visiting teams. Manager Roberto De Zerbi has reportedly backed the decision as the club searches for its first Premier League victory of the season ahead of the international break.
According to reports, several rooms within the visiting dressing room complex have been locked on matchdays. Other recent changes include removing luxury Molton Brown toiletries, removing tables, and painting the walls poorly to reduce comfort for opposing squads.
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