"Watford were very organised, didn't allow too many spaces. But more dynamic, more mobility through our front line, but something that we have to improve. We'll see the game and speak to the boys." The Spurs boss has also called on authorities to try and solve the South America international duty issue which will see Christian Romero and Giovani Lo Celso join up with the Argentine national side.  The duo are both set to go against orders and travel to South America, despite Premier League clubs unaimoulsy voting not to release players who are due to travel to red-list countries to play international matches.  “Yes, it’s a big problem, not only for our players, it’s a problem for all the South American players playing in the Premier League because they have to obey the government laws," he said. “But we must be aware that saying no to our national team is very difficult. It’s very difficult, so we’ll see how things go. ……