Despite having been injured for the last 3 months, Mohammed Kudus still has the fourth-most successful dribbles in the Premier League this season:
🇧🇪 Jeremy Doku - 63
🇬🇲 Yankuba Minteh - 56
🇸🇳 Iliman Ndiaye - 55
🇬🇭 Mohammed Kudus - 52
This means he has the 2nd highest dribbles per 90 in the #PL, behind only Jeremy Doku.
A very key player for the run in for #Tottenham when he is back, hopefully soon! 🇬🇭🤍
Everyone else moved on. Managers changed, teammates left, the squad turned over.
But Son Heung-min stayed.
He’s been there through the tough times, stepped up when we needed him most, and never stopped giving everything for the badge.
Even during difficult spells, his commitment to Spurs was clear.
Now, he becomes the first #Tottenham captain to lift a trophy in 17 years.
And honestly, it couldn’t have happened to a better bloke.
Thank you, captain. 🤍🇰🇷
There we go, the first media brief about players discontent with training, the Tottenham Hotspur classic.
Whether you think Ange is the right man for the job or not, we’ve seen this exact same ‘problem with training’ under Poch, Jose, Nuno, Conte and now Ange.
Maybe it’s the players that are the issue.
🎙️@AlasdairGold on the January transfer window so far:
"Postecoglou used it in the last week or so, but how many times have we heard ‘the club is working hard but it’s not easy’, I’m sure I’ve heard that phrase in an Argentinian accent, I’ve heard it in a Portuguese accent a couple of times and an Italian accent.
It is an expression we’ve heard so many times by Spurs managers over the years, yes we know the January window is not easy, but other clubs have been moving to try to fix problems in their squad, and if you’ve got a squad that is on its knees with about 13/14 fit senior players, you should be setting up deals to go the moment the window starts, if you have to pay over the odds for a player, so be it."
Based on Postecoglou’s projections, it would appear that #Tottenham will be without all of: Vicario, Udogie, Van de Ven, Romero, and Davies for:
-Newcastle (h)
-Liverpool first leg (h)
-Tamworth (a)
-Arsenal (a)
-Everton (a)
And possibly Hoffenheim (a) too…
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Neville very keen to push the Spursy stuff but its one bloke who's caused this and the subsequent momentum shift. Spurs were doing nothing wrong prior. Of course they're rattled now ya plank.