and then proceeds to quote Delia Smith's speech in Portuguese into the mic.
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and then proceeds to quote Delia Smith's speech in Portuguese into the mic.
Hmm... had the phone to Gregor in my hand...
Helosh helosh voo is dere please?
Delighted for him. He’s a really good striker and seems a really decent bloke too. He’s had a tough rise to the top.
I don’t wanna see no bullshit trying to lower the fee or any nonsense from the board at the end of the season. Pay the money and make the transfer permanent. We finally have the perfect back up to Kane. Keep him here.
I don’t wanna see no bullshit trying to lower the fee or any nonsense from the board at the end of the season. Pay the money and make the transfer permanent. We finally have the perfect back up to Kane. Keep him here.
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Really happy for him, especially given his struggles.
Though this game isn't any kind of an indication, positive or negative.
Though this game isn't any kind of an indication, positive or negative.
I think we’ll see a lot more of him in the second half of the season.
I think Mourinho has been super cautious with him considering he’s in a new country and doesn’t speak the language, I imagine he’s still settling off the pitch.
Still in 4 competitions, so plenty of games for him I’m sure. I know it’s frustrating he hasn’t played more, but in the grand scheme he’s only been here a bit more than 3 months.
I think Mourinho has been super cautious with him considering he’s in a new country and doesn’t speak the language, I imagine he’s still settling off the pitch.
Still in 4 competitions, so plenty of games for him I’m sure. I know it’s frustrating he hasn’t played more, but in the grand scheme he’s only been here a bit more than 3 months.
Totally a different option and a different style of player than HK.
He can only do what he has been doing in the games he's played in which is score goals.
defiantly worth keeping.
Vini is a yid!!
He can only do what he has been doing in the games he's played in which is score goals.
defiantly worth keeping.
Vini is a yid!!
I really like this boy. He is trying really hard with the language his game the culture. I so want him to succeed.
Have to try this formation:
-----Tanganga-toby-dier---
Aurier-ndombele-Hoj--regi
------------kane----------
------Vin----------Son
Some players are obviously swappable
-----Tanganga-toby-dier---
Aurier-ndombele-Hoj--regi
------------kane----------
------Vin----------Son
Some players are obviously swappable
Agreed. I've been impressed by him when he has played this season.
I hope he gets more minutes and that the haters on here get to fuck
Good boost of confidence today for him, 3rd goal was a lovely deft finish. His touch in second half with back to goal which he smashed miles over was sublime. Controlled it, got turned and into shooting position under pressure from defender in one touch, deserved to be put away. Definitely more to come from him.
Opposition makes literally all the difference, and the fact that he has not been trusted against even Champo level opposition is bit worrying. I of course hope that this game gave him confidence and positive emotions, so he could get some time on the pitch against Villa/Sheffield/Fulham (latter added for chance if Villa game is postponed and we could play Fulham instea) and then go from there - if he does well, is useful and scores goals, then sure - more time & better oppositions. But drawing concusions from scoring against hobby team, is a bit far fetched and siplistic.
Assumption that "he scores goals, Bergwijn does not, hence he should play in Bergwijns place"... well tad simple, ainnit ?
Can't remember Hugo scoring goal in his career for Spurs. So maybe play Carlos in his place then
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Opposition makes literally all the difference, and the fact that he has not been trusted against even Champo level opposition is bit worrying. I of course hope that this game gave him confidence and positive emotions, so he could get some time on the pitch against Villa/Sheffield/Fulham (latter added for chance if Villa game is postponed and we could play Fulham instea) and then go from there - if he does well, is useful and scores goals, then sure - more time & better oppositions. But drawing concusions from scoring against hobby team, is a bit far fetched and siplistic.
Assumption that "he scores goals, Bergwijn does not, hence he should play in Bergwijns place"... well tad simple, ainnit ?
Can't remember Hugo scoring goal in his career for Spurs. So maybe play Carlos in his place then
he’s a striker, so his job is to score goals and in particular hold up the ball because of his playing style. He is showing signs of this every time he plays, so no it’s not simplistic. Hugo Lloris is a goal keeper, so why would he play upfront ? Silly comparison. Bergwijn has been missing sitters, and isn’t doing what an attacker should be doing. Vinicius deserves a run in the team.
It is though (simplistic).
I could hold up ball and score goals as well against team that consists of exlusively 80yo or older people.
Not much of a claim to get into Spurs EPL side, is it
? Of course Lloris comparison was silly. Intentionally.
Without denying that Bergwijn have missed very good chances (and should improve on it) he is tasked with other things as well. And as some games proved, we still play better as a team with him in the side. And Vinicius in for Bergwijn would not be a direct swap as you try to claim. Thats why it is overly simplified.
I am not arguing that it would be nice if Carlos would get say 15-20 minutes against Villa/Sheffield/Fulham if situation is right (so either needing goal or having secured the result with some buffer) and then next steps can be thought based on that.
Currently he has been playing exclusively against absolute garbage of teams and scoring against them is not enough to warrant "a RUN in the team".
It is though (simplistic).
I could hold up ball and score goals as well against team that consists of exlusively 80yo or older people.
Not much of a claim to get into Spurs EPL side, is it
Of course Lloris comparison was silly. Intentionally.
Without denying that Bergwijn have missed very good chances (and should improve on it) he is tasked with other things as well. And as some games proved, we still play better as a team with him in the side. And Vinicius in for Bergwijn would not be a direct swap as you try to claim. Thats why it is overly simplified.
I am not arguing that it would be nice if Carlos would get say 15-20 minutes against Villa/Sheffield/Fulham if situation is right (so either needing goal or having secured the result with some buffer) and then next steps can be thought based on that.
Currently he has been playing exclusively against absolute garbage of teams and scoring against them is not enough to warrant "a RUN in the team".
When he’s being picked, he’s scoring goals and playing well. What the fuck more do you want him to do? When Bergwijn is being picked, he’s not performing and not scoring the goals we need from him. It’s pretty damn simple dude. Bergwijn out, Vinicius in.