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Following Tottenham's heavy North London Derby defeat to Arsenal on Sunday, Sky Sports pundit Jamie Redknapp launched a scathing attack on his former club, describing the team as "having no personality."

The Sky Sports pundit, who made 49 appearances for Spurs between 2002 and 2005 and was appointed captain by Glenn Hoddle, was asked by host Dave Kitson if the club was genuinely in crisis after goals from Eze and Gyökeres sealed a 4-1 defeat, leaving them just four points above the relegation zone. Redknapp didn't hold back.

"Of course they are, they haven't won a game in 2026. They've been terrible. It's a team with no personality, it looks like the soul has been ripped out of them." Tottenham's last league win came on December 28th, and they have picked up just four points from their subsequent nine games.

This marks their second poor Premier League season in a row, having finished 17th under Ange Postecoglou last year. However, back then they never truly faced a relegation threat, finishing 13 points clear of 18th-placed Leicester City and winning the Europa League. This season is completely different. With 11 league games remaining, they face an away trip to Fulham next Sunday. Interim coach Tudor must balance survival with their Champions League commitments.

Redknapp added: "It was a complete mismatch. They weren't on the same level. Arsenal were far too good. They're streets ahead of Tottenham, it looked like they were playing in a different league."

"Yes, they have injury problems, but he came today and changed the tactics, switched to man-marking – and it didn't work. Do I think they'll survive? Yes. But what's that based on? Absolutely nothing. I'm not basing it on any facts, it's just a feeling. Maybe because it's Tottenham, they'll survive. But they have to show some character. He needs results quickly because they're clearly in a very bad place. But I do think they'll find a way to scrape through. But they can't keep doing this every year, really."