Tottenham manager, Jose Mourinho has said his team's repeated defensive errors is a huge frustration for the strikers. Tottenham netted twice from a goal down to draw 2-2 at Norwich City on Saturday, with Kane's late penalty covering up for Serge Aurier's own goal. Speaking recently, Mou said he is pleased with his frontmen and with the attitude of the team but the persistent defensive errors irritate him. He added that his players need to improve even if they have shown that they never give up. His words, "Four matches away, we won two, we lost one and we drew one," "Is that better than before? Yes. Is that perfect? No. "If you come [to Norwich] and we cannot create, Norwich dominates us. [Then] we have to defend, we defend well, we resist, you draw 0-0, maybe you have to admit [it is] a positive result. "The problem is the way you concede goals and the way you play. We go to [Manchester] United, the first goal is a bad goal to concede, we react, we equalise, we get to half-time at 1-1, the second half starts and we concede a ridiculous goal, too. "That is the problem. We play so well, we create so much and [we do not always win]. "We have to improve. We concede too many goals and it's very frustrating. If I was one of my attacking players, I'd be very frustrated that behind we are not able to stop it, so it's frustrating. "But it's also a great feeling to know the team never gives up, that even in the most difficult circumstances, we go and we go and we go and we go and we go. So I want to praise that fantastic spirit." "In the beginning, we were conceding lots of goals on corners. We stopped that," "The other day, we conceded against Brighton on a lateral free-kick. But in football, there are things that are very difficult to control. "And when I am small and you are taller than me by 15 centimetres, there are things in football that are impossible. "The only solution is when you select players and you make squads and teams, you select a majority of tall players to cope with the physicality of top football either in the Premier League or European competitions."
