Tottenham star takes responsibility amid team's struggles | OneFootball

Tottenham Hotspur are far from having a good run at the moment, following their recent loss to Ipswich Town, and a key Spurs player has stepped up to "face the music."

Tottenham Hotspur’s inconsistent form hit a new low on Sunday with a shock home defeat to Ipswich Town.

Despite expectations for a rebound, Spurs once again faltered, leaving fans frustrated and calling for a serious response from the team.

After the match, Pedro Porro took to Instagram to deliver a clear message: Tottenham need to take accountability and match the fans' dedication with their own effort on the pitch.

Tottenham star takes responsibility amid team's struggles

Tottenham’s start was once again lacklustre, managing only two shots on target in the first half while conceding twice. Although they held the lion's share of possession, it wasn’t enough to threaten Ipswich, who took full advantage of Spurs’ defensive lapses.

For Ipswich, this marked their first Premier League win in over two decades, and it came as boos echoed through Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, a powerful statement from fans who’ve watched their team struggle to capitalise on winnable games this season.

Porro, who provided his second assist in two games, addressed the fans' disappointment. “As a team, we have to take accountability for these results. We must come together to be better and will now look forward to coming back stronger after the break,” he posted.

He also emphasised that the effort supporters put into cheering them on “must be reflected in our effort on the pitch” and assured fans they will work to bounce back after the international break.

Porro shoulders criticism, but Spurs’ inconsistency requires a team-wide response

Spurs’ loss to Ipswich wasn’t the first stumble after a Europa League match this season, and it highlights an ongoing issue with consistency and perhaps even mentality.

Just days before, Spurs had struggled against Galatasaray, and now face a real test to reset and refocus. While it’s clear that Tottenham need improvement across the board, Porro has taken a fair share of the blame, with criticism pointing out he lost possession 26 times against Ipswich.

Yet, Porro faced even more turnovers in a recent game against Crystal Palace without nearly as much backlash, suggesting he may be unfairly singled out after Sunday’s performance.

Still, Tottenham can’t afford to make Porro a scapegoat. The issues run deeper and reflect a collective need for accountability and improvement across the squad.

Every player has a role to play in stepping up after the break, and Porro's words reflect a readiness to take responsibility, something the entire team will need if they are to secure a more stable, competitive season.