Pedro Porro was seen \u201csmashing everything\u201d on the bench after being substituted in Tottenham\u2019s 3-1 defeat to Crystal Palace on Thursday but did he \u2018berate Igor Tudor\u2019? No, no he didn\u2019t.<\/p>\n
Tudor has now lost all three of his games in charge with the defeat to Palace leaving them just one point above the relegation zone.<\/p>\n
Spurs took the lead when Dominic Solanke smartly diverted Archie Gray\u2019s cross past Dean Henderson, but th hosts capitulated in staggering style.<\/p>\n
READ MORE: Spurs doomed for relegation under Tudor as worst self-destruction yet sparks ineffective \u2018headloss\u2019<\/a><\/p>\n Micky van de Ven hauled Ismaila Sarr down in the box to conceded a penalty that the Palace winger converted and was show a red card for denial of a clear goalscoring opportunity.<\/p>\n Jorgen Strand Larsen put Palace ahead in first-half stoppage-time and there was still enough time before the break for Sarr to put the visitors 3-1 up and push Spurs and Tudor further into crisis.<\/p>\n Tottenham at least avoided embarrassment in the second half but Porro failed to hide his frustration when Tudor brought him off in the 74th minute.<\/p>\n \u201cHe\u2019s smashed everything as he\u2019s gone onto the bench and gave the fourth official a real earful. It\u2019s a real headloss,\u201d Joe Hart said on co-commentary.<\/p>\n \u201cHe\u2019s obviously an emotional character; there\u2019s fire that runs through him. It\u2019s maybe how he gets the best out of himself. But he also needs to control that because he\u2019s such an important player for Tottenham now.\u201d<\/p>\n READ MORE: Tudor snubs TNT Sports question in awkward exchange as Spurs \u2018dressing room\u2019 response telling<\/a><\/p>\n