Blaming Nuno Espirito Santo for Tottenham's recent struggles is 'unfair', insists former Spurs boss Harry Redknapp - who says the squad simply isn't good enough and lacks 'leaders and characters'.
Spurs began the season superbly - winning their first three games to rise to the summit of the table - but have since lost the next three, letting in nine goals in the process which included a dismal 3-1 defeat to bitter rivals Arsenal.
Supporters have now been calling for Nuno's head ahead of their must-win home clash against Aston Villa on Sunday, but Redknapp - who spent four highly successful years in north London between 2008 and 2012 - leapt to his defence and said it was 'too easy' to leave all the blame at his door.