Despite a difficult start to the season, Tottenham boss Juande Ramos insists he gets along with chairman Daniel Levy.

He said: "I speak to the chairman and all the people in the club," Ramos said. "There is no problem. We are speaking clearly and the relationship is very good.

"At this moment we are not playing the best. The pressure is very high and we need to win two or three matches, then the mentality of the players will change.

"We need to change this situation but I'm convinced Tottenham is a big club in Europe. I'm sure, little by little, we will do it."

He added: "The matches we win and lose are because of all the people - the managers, the players, the club in general. It is not only one person, it is all the people at the club."