Juande Ramos: I'm frustrated because we expected to win

The coach of Tottenham, Juande Ramos, accepted the criticism and booing from the public by the tie harvested before the Wigan at home (0-0), which keeps the team in London colista of the Premier League with just one point. The technician Spanish acknowledged his frustration with the outcome but flatly denied that is thinking of leaving the club and return to Spain.

"Not true, I love London and Tottenham, I am living a wonderful experience," said the Spanish, who believes that "public opinion is always fair."

Juande acknowledged his frustration at the lack of victories and the pressure of the team for their achievement, but believes that given enough time to attach the template. "The pressure of the team is great, because when you're down is difficult to play with the freedom you'd like. We know we have to achieve a quick victory," admitted.

"I'm frustrated because we expected to win yesterday, and I think we could have achieved. The problem is that we need to adapt, some players arrived at the last minute and almost did not have trained with the team. We have to work hard every day to improve," he said.

"We must allow people to adapt to the team, some fans reacted and perhaps is warranted, but I do not think it is nothing personal," he added.

Also confident that the match on Wednesday before the Newcastle in the 'Carling Cup' is a new opportunity to do well. "It's a new competition, and we will do all we can to win," he wished.