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Such a talented player and young too. It's criminal we don't sing a song for son.
Son scores a beauty and our fans sing Dele's song. Criminal.
Agreed. Dele had a good game and deserves praise. But when a guy scores sing for him
The problem was that Son was sharing a stage with Harry Kane and Dele Alli, two of the Premier League's brightest stars and - more importantly, as far as the media is concerned - both English. You can't blame the media for hyping up the two. In an age where England are so devoid of creative, entertaining young players, here you had two men who fit that exact description, proving that they could play together.
Here is an American media having fun over exaggerate the situation
Here is an American media having fun over exaggerate the situation
Its a pity they are not concentrating on their own football mess at the moment. A David Beckham new franchise is not going to fix up their national team mess.The problem was that Son was sharing a stage with Harry Kane and Dele Alli, two of the Premier League's brightest stars and - more importantly, as far as the media is concerned - both English. You can't blame the media for hyping up the two. In an age where England are so devoid of creative, entertaining young players, here you had two men who fit that exact description, proving that they could play together.
Here is an American media having fun over exaggerate the situation
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The problem was that Son was sharing a stage with Harry Kane and Dele Alli, two of the Premier League's brightest stars and - more importantly, as far as the media is concerned - both English. You can't blame the media for hyping up the two. In an age where England are so devoid of creative, entertaining young players, here you had two men who fit that exact description, proving that they could play together.
Here is an American media having fun over exaggerate the situation
Technically it's a co-opted piece from 90min.com - which, best I can tell, is full of British writers (one seems to be Welsh) based in London. English media with a hit on English media.
I thought it was from the Sports illustrated which is American? Anyway I wouldn’t go as far calling English medias or club supporters skew3ed view or somewhat preferential treatment towards domestic players discriminating or anything. As a matter of fact it would be sort of unnatural if it was any other way. But I don’t think it should go on to a degree that would negatively affect teams performance, not too much anyway
SI is American, but this piece was produced by 90mins.com which is British. Globalisation and all that jazz.
I think he's more comfortable as a natural winger than a wide forward how we usually play him.
Not sure i agree....
We need him in goal scoring positions as much as poss.
Besides when the last time we even played with authodox wingers?
....Redknapp? Certainly pre-Sonny.
Son is a natural goal scorer with his def finish with both feet. More in front of the post better. But in a hindsight game like the last when a bus parked in the middle maybe he could have been coming from the side more penetrating an d creating and feeding hard balls to the middle for a chaotic goal from in between dozens of legs
Son Heung-Min wins International Asian Player of the Year award
Read more: Son Heung-Min wins International Asian Player of the Year | Daily Mail Online
Read more: Son Heung-Min wins International Asian Player of the Year | Daily Mail Online
He did a great job today and proved why he's so important to us. He needs to get a little bit better at finding the key passes, but other than that it was a flawless performance imo.