My thoughts after watching the second half of the Tottenham match

One-line review: A herd of wildebeests caught in a pack of hyenas
Since I didn't see the massive blunders by Verri-val, Gallagher, and Gray in person, it's hard to give a full match rating. However, the midfield was wiped out before they could even snap out of it, so it's a bit much to place all the blame on the two center-backs. But it felt like watching people who were playing football together for the very first time.
Based on the reviews and commentaries, it seems Verri-val's unfounded confidence and Gray's somewhat passive play were repetitive.
Gallagher looks like he's facing a death sentence in the Tottenham midfield (though he's already received one). Moving forward, he probably won't have a spot unless it's due to injuries or tactical changes. If I had to rank them, he'd be right after Bentancur. He needs to be cleared out.
The performance was such a mess that it almost made Mathis Tel look like he was playing normally, but Mathis Tel was the same as ever. He has nothing besides mindless dribbling. I don't even know if the concept of linking up with teammates exists in his head. He needs to be cleared out.
Kinski seemed excited as well, and I felt anxious watching him fumble around the whole time. Still, there were a few good saves.
After Moore wasted a decisive chance in the second half by giving it fruitlessly to the keeper, the look of despair and hesitation caught on camera said everything about the match. He should have reacted with self-reproach, anger, or frustration. He looked like a student player who was afraid of getting scolded.
Hris is absolute trash. I don't know why they've kept him this long. For Hris, you can just solve problems by having him play physically strong or using his elbows when he shows signs of jumping. And during the third goal conceded, why was the guy guarding the goal standing there blankly while two opposing attackers were right in front of him? For Hris to be even remotely useful, he'd need to be in a team that plays counter-attacking football after all-out defense, not a team aiming for possession football. Please, just go to Saudi.
Udogie, of course, would crush me with speed and physicality if I actually faced him, but even a 3-year-old could tell what he's trying to do. He needs to be cleared out too.
The spacing between lines was a mess, player cooperation was terrible, and I lost count of how many times I saw teammates colliding because their paths overlapped.
When someone gets the ball, they should perform practiced plays or constantly form triangles to create passing lanes.
Instead, there was a continuous pattern of them just frantically throwing the ball to teammates out of fear.