Hard not to, to be fair. There was lots of room for improvement.
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His repeated serious hamstring injuries are definitely a major factor. He isn't explosive any more and rarely takes those big shots that he used to in the early days. Then there's the constant fiddling with his position, his immature attitude, there's a lot of reasons why he's dipped.
For him the main thing is to stay fit. I'm not convinced he's been fully fit for a long time.
He does 150 of those a season. But then he crosses more than Doherty...
I think he needs to move on to get a new challenge or inject some new energy/urgency/something into his game.
On and off the field he just seems to be a guy with such a little give a F meter. Yes he yells when he is frustrated but then does nothing to change his game after that.
I don't know if he has become too comfortable and complacent at Tottenham but I think that a change might give him the boost he needs to get back to that player. The risk is it could just make him not care even more and have him check out even more.
Watford are a proper chav club up their with Chelsea and Leicester
Serge is just utter toilet in the attacking third, I don't care what the stats say. So many times he fails to deliver quality when there is no pressure.
He was the best midfielder, if not player, for us in the 1st half.
He was fine. One of the better players in the first half, for what it’s worth. Good to get some minutes in his legs. Shook off a two footed challenge.
Fair enough. I disagree on Cirkin, I think he's not looked great in any of the games, and against poor teams. Looks decent on the ball and I'm sure he'll turn out to be a fine player, but at 18 he's miles off what you need from a PL left back. Sessegnon, though imperfect, a much better option.
Quantity over quality. His offensive output is the footballing equivalent of a blind squirrel finding a nut.
They should have too much for the Championship, it would be a surprise if they aren't top 6 if not top 2.
Yeah, but we've already established you've got high standards! Still bitter.
Lamela miscontrols the ball and rolls under legs of defender, oh well.