Gab Marcotti and Julien Laurens wonder how well Roberto De Zerbi's style of play would fit with the current Spurs squad. (1:41) Igor Tudor will be remembered at Tottenham Hotspur as the firefighter who used gasoline instead of water. That's if he's remembered at all. Spurs and Tudor parted company on Sunday, just 43 days after replacing Thomas Frank as manager with a chance of getting the job on a permanent basis. His mission was simple, according to a club statement at the time: "To improve performances, deliver results and move Spurs up the Premier League table." It turned out to be an unmitigated disaster. Depending on what comes next, Tudor's tenure will have accelerated Tottenham's slide toward the existential crisis of relegation, or it will stand as a footnote in one of the worst seasons in the club's 143-year history. - No plan, no fight: Spurs hurtling toward relegation after loss to Forest - How did Tottenham go from Europa League champs to relegation battle?…