Kevin Danso has reflected on Tottenham’s performance away at Bodo/Glimt, and he claims that the Lilywhites showed a new string to their bow at the Aspmyra Stadion.Tottenham went into the game as favourites against Bodo/Glimt, but 66 minutes into the game, the Lilywhites were staring at the prospect of a bruising defeat.However, they fought back from 2-0 down to level the scores and even had a couple of late chances to win the game.Micky van de Ven has praised the mentality Spurs showed to fight back against Bodo/Glimt, and that is something Kevin Danso has referenced as well.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramKevin Danso claims Tottenham’s mentality has improvedDanso, who made his first Champions League start for Tottenham in Cristian Romero’s absence, admitted that the Lilywhites did not bring their A-game on Tuesday.However, the Austrian international revealed that Spurs have worked on integrating a mentality to fight back from a deficit, and insisted that the players showed that again in Norway.Danso told Tottenham’s official website: “I thought they played really well, especially in the first half, but once again we showed a good mentality to come back. Obviously, we wanted more from the game, we wanted to win. Unfortunately we didn’t, but as I said, we showed a great mentality to come back from 2-0 down.“In the first half, it was tough. They’re at home, on their surface, they’re used to it and they’re a good side – we knew that from last season. It was just about figuring it out a bit earlier. They’re used to it – they play here more often – but we’re professionals and wherever we play, wherever we go, we try to bring our A-game.“Today, it wasn’t quite there, but our mentality came out again. It’s the third time we’ve been down and come back. We want to keep a clean sheet. As a defender, that’s one of the most important things, but if you do go a goal down, the really important thing – and something we’ve integrated into our game – is that mentality to come back, whatever the situation, to stay in the game and give ourselves every opportunity to come back or win.”Why Tottenham fans should not sneer at Bodo/Glimt drawBodo/Glimt are a strong side at home, and their European record at the Aspmyra Stadion since the start of last season is outstanding. Opposition sides clearly find it a difficult place to go to, partly due to the artificial surface.A defeat would have really bruised the confidence of the Tottenham squad, and the value of fighting back to salvage a point should not be understated, as there are no easy away games in the Champions League. Saturday 4th October Premier League LeedsLeeds12:30TottenhamTottenham Sunday 19th October Premier League TottenhamTottenham14:00Aston VillaAston Villa Wednesday 22nd October UEFA Champions League MonacoMonaco20:00TottenhamTottenham Sunday 26th October Premier League EvertonEverton16:30TottenhamTottenham Saturday 1st November Premier League TottenhamTottenham17:30ChelseaChelseaREAD MORE: Thomas Frank reveals whether he is starting to know his strongest Tottenham XIThe post Kevin Danso reveals one thing Tottenham have ‘integrated into our game’ this season appeared first on Spurs Web.