Harry Kane says Tottenham has a place in the Champions League and has cautioned his partners to remove the reasons and "assume liability" for trying for the best four.
Monday night's 5-0 whipping of Everton moved Spurs to inside three marks of fourth-put Arsenal, and Antonio Conte thereafter moved his players to complete in the main four - however, said doing as such would be like "our Champions League or Premier League title".
Kane, who scored two times in another wonderful execution, repeated his chief's remarks, saying the crew can't continue rationalizing failing to meet expectations.
"I don't figure we can stow away from the reality [we are in the race for the top four] and we can't continue saying, 'We're learning, we're improving'," Kane told Standard Sport.
"We're there, we're in among it. All we must do is be more consistent."It's generally troublesome when another supervisor first comes in, he needs to carry out his thoughts and the manner in which he needs to play.
"He's been here now for quite a long time so we can't blame another director. We need to get a sense of ownership with ourselves.
"The chief is an incredible mentor, I've said that now on many events. I truly appreciate working with him, so it's down to us players to assume that liability.
"A great deal of us need to play in the Champions League. We haven't played in it now for a few years however it's the place where we figure the club ought to be.
"So there's a ton of difficult work to go. It's not just around one outcome since we've had great outcomes like the final evenings this season as of now. It's tied in with assembling a run of four, five outcomes in succession. Clearly, we have another extreme game [at Manchester United] on Saturday. By and large, we need to take it in our step and ensure we get points."Kane two times completed wonderful elapses by the exceptional Matt Doherty and put the squeeze on Michael Keane, who transformed into his own net for the initial objective.
Heung-min Son and substitute Sergio Reguilon completed Dejan Kulusevski passes either side of half-time, leaving Conte saying he was at long last beginning to "see my work" in his side.
Kane proceeded: "Games like final evening will help [us be more consistent]. It was an incredible game all over, with and without the ball.
"A great deal of stuff we've been chipping away at with the administrator functioned admirably. It's tied in with feeling that strain. To push ahead collectively, it's tied in with removing liability and we can't stow away from it.
"Clearly there are 12 games left currently so there's still a ton of chances to get focused and it's simply down to being more predictable. That we must attempt to do until the finish of the period."
Kane's twofold took him to 176 first-class objectives, past Thierry Henry on the rundown ever Premier League top scorers and only one shy of overwhelmed Everton supervisor Frank Lampard, among the five players still in front of the England commander.
Antonio has certainly given me more strings to my bow.
Kane says working with Conte has further developed his game and guaranteed there is something else to come.
"I feel like I'm in an extraordinary spot," he said. "I'm 28 now, I feel like actually, I'm in a great spot. I feel mental, my game agreement and my familiarity with the pitch are at an extremely undeniable level from simply acquiring experience throughout the long term.
"Antonio has certainly given me more strings to my bow. I'm dependably somebody who attempts to get to the next level. Whenever I'm 35, 36 I'll in any case be attempting to improve - that is only my outlook. Yet, without a doubt, I'm in a decent spot. It's great to score objectives, dominate matches, helping the group.
"In general, it's tied in with buckling down, holding my head down. There's dependably stuff I can enhance, whether it's getting done, hold-up play, passing. Also, that I'll keep on doing. Yet, without a doubt, I feel like there's something else and more to come. What's more, I'm energized for that."
Prods will survey Ryan Sessegnon today after the wing-back pulled up toward the finish of the main half with a muscle injury.
In the interim, the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust has asked the club to reexamine the April 29 cutoff time for season-ticket restorations, portraying the response from fans as "predominantly negative".
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