See a lot of abuse towards him in the past, I think it was mainly driven from Mourinho ripping into him a lot.
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See a lot of abuse towards him in the past, I think it was mainly driven from Mourinho ripping into him a lot.
Can now see where that Brennan tackle came from seeing him take the piss out of Maupay last night
By some margin imo. He was like a man possessed.
Great individual performance AND a great team performer.
Rarely go too overboard on player ratings but this was a solid 9 for me.
Definitely his best game for us. No weaknesses in his play. String and physical and took us up the pitch and for the first time in a Tottenham shirt he looked to shoot whenever he got the chance. His confidence is sky high. Good on him and he’s making a lot of us eat some humble pie. Hopefully he can keep this up for the rest of the season and beyond.
Lol...can't accept the truth eh?Frankly the only response this deserves
The truth hurts I know.
WTF?!?!?!?!?
Useless ref, no contact WHATSOEVER.
Don't tell me positions reversed you wouldnt have sent to VAR and the diver booked and NO PEN
View: https://x.com/ThePremInside/status/1753052240728723627?s=20
Useless ref, no contact WHATSOEVER.
Don't tell me positions reversed you wouldnt have sent to VAR and the diver booked and NO PEN
View: https://x.com/ThePremInside/status/1753052240728723627?s=20
Knee clips his leg, foul. Soft foul, but a foul.
are you seriously saying that it's enough of a contact to go down?
And like that?
100% dive
Any player would do the same under pressure in the box, he clips him so it’s a foul
so - teams reversed.
Toney on Romero.
Goal stands
who do you blame?
The ref?
or Romero?
Pointless argument isn’t it, why would the goal stand if it’s a foul? You think Romero wouldn’t go down in that scenario?
Micky van de Ven says 26-year-old Tottenham player does the most ridiculous skills in training
Micky van de Ven has named the Tottenham Hotspur player who is most likely to pull off a ridiculous skill in training every day.
Micky van de Ven says Richarlison does the most ridiculous skills in Tottenham training
Tottenham signed Richarlison from Everton 18 months ago in a £60 million deal (Sky Sports).The Brazilian has always been a good player. When he moved to Spurs, many expected him to be a big hit under Antonio Conte because of his versatility and work rate.
However, Richarlison’s first season at Tottenham was a disastrous one. Many viewed him as one of the flops of the season and some fans even wanted him out. Gabby Agnonlahor went as far as calling him a League Two player.
However, Richarlison has turned it all around this season, and he’s a fan favourite now. His teammates really admire him too, both on and off the pitch.
Micky van de Ven sat down for a segment with the Premier League yesterday, and he was asked by Marva Kreel to name the one player who is most likely to pull off a ridiculous skill in Tottenham training.
The Dutchman quickly replied: “Richy!”
Some of our fans were slating him as having poor control and skills earlier this season. They were wrong. Richie has always been a very skillful player. In the Brazil WC camp they did a training game where the ball was dropped from a drone about 100ft or something up. Challenge was to control it as it fell. Richarlison was second only to Neymar in the Brazil squad.Micky van de Ven says 26-year-old Tottenham player does the most ridiculous skills in training
Micky van de Ven has named the Tottenham Hotspur player who is most likely to pull off a ridiculous skill in training every day.tbrfootball.com
Micky van de Ven says Richarlison does the most ridiculous skills in Tottenham training
Tottenham signed Richarlison from Everton 18 months ago in a £60 million deal (Sky Sports).
The Brazilian has always been a good player. When he moved to Spurs, many expected him to be a big hit under Antonio Conte because of his versatility and work rate.
However, Richarlison’s first season at Tottenham was a disastrous one. Many viewed him as one of the flops of the season and some fans even wanted him out. Gabby Agnonlahor went as far as calling him a League Two player.
However, Richarlison has turned it all around this season, and he’s a fan favourite now. His teammates really admire him too, both on and off the pitch.
Micky van de Ven sat down for a segment with the Premier League yesterday, and he was asked by Marva Kreel to name the one player who is most likely to pull off a ridiculous skill in Tottenham training.
The Dutchman quickly replied: “Richy!”