Andy Robertson explains what Tottenham must do to bounce back from disastrous start to the season

Tottenham Hotspur must put prior disappointments behind them and refrain from panicking on the pitch as they aim to improve their campaign, according to defender Andy Robertson. The team entered the three-week international break at the bottom of the Premier League table, having scored just two goals from their first five matches.

Despite pouring £380 million into the club during the summer transfer window, head coach Roberto De Zerbi has yet to halt the downward trend. Robertson, now a Scotland captain after leaving Liverpool, maintains that the squad possesses the determination to turn their fortunes around. He believes that Tottenham is embarking on a journey, acknowledging that last season's struggles may have contributed to the current difficulties.

The defender emphasizes the need to forget about past setbacks and concentrate on moving forward. Recently, Tottenham displayed moments of prowess, such as the 3-1 Carabao Cup defeat against Liverpool, but succumbed to panic near the end, resulting in a goal against them. Another example is the 0-0 draw against Everton, where the team dominated most of the game but panicked and rushed their play in the final moments.

Robertson believes that a bit of luck and a focus on the future will help Spurs overcome their current struggles. He was confident in his decision to join Tottenham, provided the club maintained its Premier League status.