Former Spurs chairman Alan Sugar has recently stated that he thinks it's "disgusting" the way that some of the Lilywhites' players are performing and behaving. The star of BBC show "The Apprentice" has hit out, in particular, at Spurs' foreign recruits, saying that "I am no football expert but I have been watching the team for God knows how many years and you can see from the body language. A couple of guys work their hearts out and the rest of them, I don't know what they think they are doing. They need to be read the riot act by the manager." Spurs' fans would surely agree with this assessment at the moment, as the team languishes in the unlikely position of twelfth in the Premier League, with more than a quarter of the season having passed. Striker Emmanuel Adebayor's comments have also come under scrutiny, after the Togo international claimed that his team currently don't enjoy playing at home, due to booing from the White Hart Lane fans. He said "it might be better to play away at the moment. At least you know you are going to be having the majority of opposition fans booing, rather than our own fans." The ever dependable Hugo Lloris has called upon his team-mates to come out fighting, before they end up finding themselves in a relegation dogfight, while defender Federico Fazio has claimed that he still believes the club can compete for the top spot in the Premier League this season! While Fazio's comments might be unrealistic - and while he is hardly performing well - at least it shows a bit of passion, while Lloris has been the star performer this season and is right to speak out. Certain other players - like Harry Kane, Roberto Soldado, Nacer Chadli and Christian Eriksen - may not all be playing well, but it still looks as though they want to make a difference on the pitch. The same can't be said of everyone at the club and, in this article, those players will be highlighted. Here are ten Spurs players who look like they don't care...
