Igor Tudor explains viral Arne Slot mix-up before Liverpool draw with Tottenham

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I said: ‘What mistake?' and I said to him, 'You do know who is the guy?'“‘No, I don't know,’ so I said, ‘it's Allan Dixon, I'm spending with him all days together,’ so I came out and he's standing in front of my bench.“What other coach can be there in front of it? It's my training zone.Content cannot be displayed without consent“He was there, I came to him to make a joke.

If you understand, I came from this side [Dixon's right], I touched him and go to the other side.“When he turned I was not surprised, I was laughing. I can imagine in Croatia because maybe they don't know who is Allan Dixon, but in England?“I don't recognise the guy who I spent every day, 10 hours?

So I come out and don't know he is? It was a little bit ridiculous.“Now [Wednesday] we did it on purpose to make a joke, because from now on I call him Arne It's not Allan, it's Arne.”Tudor's Tottenham fell to another defeat as it gets pulled further into the relegation picture(Image: Getty Images)Despite Tudor’s jovial pre-match demeanor, Tottenham suffered yet another seismic loss on Sunday, as it was beaten 3-0 at home by fellow relegation candidates Forest.That defeat leaves Spurs sitting just a point above the relegation zone, with West Ham’s 2-0 loss at Aston Villa meaning it remains in the bottom three heading into the international break.Villa’s win also saw it extend its gap over Liverpool.