Tottenham star issues apology to Spurs supporters after dismal thrashing by Newcastle

On Saturday afternoon, Tottenham lost badly away to Newcastle,

and James Maddison was eager to apologize to the club’s disgruntled away supporters.

James Maddison expressed his regret to the Spurs supporters after their humiliating 4-0 loss to Newcastle on Saturday afternoon.

With the humiliation from the previous season still fresh in their minds,

Spurs made their way to Tyneside, where the unstoppable Magpies sentenced

Ange Postecoglou’s team to yet another heartbreaking loss at St. James’ Park.

Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon scored two goals in quick succession to give Maddison and company a mountain to climb before Isak scored his second goal soon after the interval.

Newcastle, now sixth in the Premier League standings, won magnificently thanks to a goal

from Fabian Schar in the 87th minute.

Maddison and Tottenham were thrashed again on Tyneside

After losing badly to Newcastle last year, Tottenham’s players released a statement and gave

back the tickets that supporters had purchased. In a post-match interview with SpursPlay,

Maddison also expressed his regret to the supporters without delay.

We share the same disappointment as any of those fans, he stated. All we can do today is hold out our hands and apologize to the supporters who are traveling. After a performance like that, many of them continued to applaud us even after we finished. We appreciate the fans’ support; you don’t expect to be clapped when you go and give them a round of applause.

“However, all I can do is apologize for making them watch that scoreline today. We have to acknowledge that we were inadequate and acknowledge it by gazing in the mirror.

We weren’t good enough to a man today; it wasn’t just a fluke or that they scored goals by chance.

We can grieve for a while, if we’d like, but we need to snap out of it soon since the Premier League is approaching swiftly and we have a major game coming up. To that end, we need to have a tough discussion with ourselves.

During his post-match media obligations, Postecoglou also provided an honest evaluation of the game. The head coach of the Spurs acknowledged that his team was far from good enough and that the outcome was “a bit raw”.

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