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People are just getting excited about a promising young player. go back to your misery, nothing to see here.
Dodgy tackle on Hazard aside he was excellent tonight.
So calm on the ball and he seems to have a knack for being in the right place at the right time in the box when it comes to headers. So many times the ball went into the box from Chelsea and Foyths head was like a magnet to the ball. For a 3rd Premier League start he certainly didn't look out of place at all.
So calm on the ball and he seems to have a knack for being in the right place at the right time in the box when it comes to headers. So many times the ball went into the box from Chelsea and Foyths head was like a magnet to the ball. For a 3rd Premier League start he certainly didn't look out of place at all.
Don't understand why people pitch Davy and Juan against each other. They are both still young but have the potential to be our centre back pairing for years (if they fulfill their potential and we can can keep hold of them!).
I see qualities in both of them. Of course they are going to make mistakes, who doesn't, but getting on their backs isn't going you help, is it?
I do agree that Juan needs to bulk up a bit though, that too will come with time.
I see qualities in both of them. Of course they are going to make mistakes, who doesn't, but getting on their backs isn't going you help, is it?
I do agree that Juan needs to bulk up a bit though, that too will come with time.
You can tell a good performance just by the fact that both Neville and Redknapp were pretty much mocking the fact Foyth was playing at right back at the start of the game.
Only to fall completely silent after he put in a great performance against the golden boy of English football right now.
Foyth and Sanchez were both excellent today, in my view. Especially down the right hand side where they pretty much shut everything off.
I don't know if I'd want to see Foyth at RWB in future as I think he has the makings of an elite centre half but it's good that it's definitely another option. Because I think as a collective with our 4 centre backs on the pitch, we defended exceptionally well (bar the opener)
Out of position and keeps Sterling AND Sane quiet. No easy feat.
Only to fall completely silent after he put in a great performance against the golden boy of English football right now.
Foyth and Sanchez were both excellent today, in my view. Especially down the right hand side where they pretty much shut everything off.
I don't know if I'd want to see Foyth at RWB in future as I think he has the makings of an elite centre half but it's good that it's definitely another option. Because I think as a collective with our 4 centre backs on the pitch, we defended exceptionally well (bar the opener)
Out of position and keeps Sterling AND Sane quiet. No easy feat.
Why not? Gascoigne was an accident waiting to happen ... Cantona? Ginola? ... Ramos has 24 red cards but RM and Spain seem OK with him playing ... sure he needs to learn but he's just turned 21 and has only 10 games to his credit ... give the lad a chance
Yeah, a UEFA cup winner.
If I have to read a shit fourth/Foyth joke again I'm gona trace IPs and mail anthrax
For those of you that missed it
Could it be worth considering him as a potential future DM? Either way I love a footballer like him. He did a little shimmy when he could have passed it back to Sanchez like most would and once the Tranmere player had committed to moving that way, simply adjusted his body and a whole new area of the pitch going forward had opened up for him.
Also check out his pass for Skipp I believe it was when Llorente scored his last. He sees a gap and commits to it either in the pass, movement or shape of his body adjusting. He's a proper footballer I really have high hopes for him
Also check out his pass for Skipp I believe it was when Llorente scored his last. He sees a gap and commits to it either in the pass, movement or shape of his body adjusting. He's a proper footballer I really have high hopes for him
I love this kind of stuff. A Spurs player attending a game that I'm guessing he didn't need to to support the ladies representing.
Give me a player like this over an egotistical cry baby every day of the week, even if it means we win less for doing so.
I want proper class at the club. Well done Juan for being proper Spurs giving support. This kid will go far
The Athletic are reporting that he wants a transfer in January if he doesn't see more playing time.
Hopefully he has shown Jose enough to get more opportunities. We shouldn't be losing young talents due to a lack of playing time, it's the clapped out players like Wanyama and Rose who should be in that position.
Hopefully he has shown Jose enough to get more opportunities. We shouldn't be losing young talents due to a lack of playing time, it's the clapped out players like Wanyama and Rose who should be in that position.
Reminded me of a young Juan Foyth
