Tuchel: My mother is a little disgusted with Bellingham s attitude, we need to lead the edge to our opponents

English coach Tuchel gave an exclusive interview to Talksport and talked about Bellingham.

About Bellingham's stadium attitude

Tuhull: I think he has some trait. He brings us the advantage that we welcome, and that advantage is necessary if we want to achieve great things.

Tuchel: We need guidance. We need to direct the forward line to our opponents and towards our goal, rather than intimidating teammates or being too radical to our teammates or referees, we need to aim at the opponent and always aim at the solution, that is, aim at the victory. Yes, we are doing this.

Tuchel: He has desires. He has passion. I don't want to downplay this. He should play with this feeling. This is his power. But his hot state is accompanied by some traits that may make you feel awkward, even as a teammate. You sometimes see his anger at the referee in the game, so if he can guide those emotions in the right way and we can help him, then he must have the traits we need, he has some kind of hard to discover advantage.

Tuchel: He is a good boy, very cheerful and very smart. I have a hard time (England would be better without him). It's hard for me to imagine this. I think it should be the other way around. How can we have the best side of him…but I think it will be a mixed feeling.

Tuhull: I saw this from my parents, my mom, who sometimes didn’t see the kind, well-educated, well-behaved men and smiles I saw. If he smiles, he can win everyone's favor. But sometimes you see his anger, his hunger, his anger, these emotions are expressed in a way that is a little offensive. For example, when my mom sat in front of the TV, she might be a little disgusted with this behavior. I've witnessed this situation with my own eyes.

Tuchel: But overall we are happy to have him, he is a special boy.