Tuchel blamed English football to avoid admitting own failings, says Liew
Jonathan Liew argues that Thomas Tuchel's criticism of English football is a tactic to deflect from his own tactical shortcomings. The article highlights how Tuchel avoids taking responsibility for his team's poor performances. This matters because it reveals a common psychological pattern in sports management.
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