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Caught the highlights. Surprised at how much I missed that he did. Little flick to Davies for him to run onto, a killer pass to Aurier that led to the corner that Toby scored from, won the penalty, a key sprint to get to the ball and win a dangerous free kick when there was five minutes left, got his shots away quick etc.
One or two rusty looking things and didn't get everything right passing wise but I have no complaints about his quality which is evident very early on. If it clicks in the PL he'll be a fantastic player for us. We have a lot of danger out wide these days.
One or two rusty looking things and didn't get everything right passing wise but I have no complaints about his quality which is evident very early on. If it clicks in the PL he'll be a fantastic player for us. We have a lot of danger out wide these days.
Compliment sandwich!
Steven Bergwijn: ‘His brother said you will score for Appie … I did it’ | Tottenham Hotspur | The Guardian
Steven Bergwijn, Tottenham’s £25m signing from PSV Eindhoven, is a childhood friend of Appie Nouri, the Ajax youngster who suffered permanent brain damage in 2017, he tells David Hytner
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dumbest comment ever a bit chunky really
“My father called me and said: ‘Pack your stuff, you’re going to London,’” said Bergwijn. “It was fast. I didn’t expect to make the transfer in January. I thought in the summer. But if Tottenham wants you, you can’t say no,” he added.
I dont think I'll ever tire of hearing those words.
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I dont think I'll ever tire of hearing those words.
'You can't say no': £25m ace admits Spurs surprised him in January, expected summer move
Tottenham Hotspur snapped up Steven Bergwijn in the January transfer window. Tottenham Hotspur new boy Steven Bergwijn has told The Guardian that he didn’t expect...
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Very impressed at the moment.
Let’s hope it carry’s on and we have a worldly on our hands.
I’m not getting carried away just yet lol
Let’s hope it carry’s on and we have a worldly on our hands.
I’m not getting carried away just yet lol
Liked so much what I saw.
He has the decision making, he has pace, he has awareness and he has strenght as well. At some point he was holding the ball against number of Villa players. And once he very well disposed the Villa player with combination of strength and intelligence.
So far seems awesome addition. Hope it continues (and he hits the ground running in CL as well... and scores winner vs Chelsea... so not too high expectations or anything
) !
He has the decision making, he has pace, he has awareness and he has strenght as well. At some point he was holding the ball against number of Villa players. And once he very well disposed the Villa player with combination of strength and intelligence.
So far seems awesome addition. Hope it continues (and he hits the ground running in CL as well... and scores winner vs Chelsea... so not too high expectations or anything
) !
He's not chunky. But he is barrel chested. He's always going to look a bit on the wide side even when in tip top shape because of his bone structure.dumbest comment ever a bit chunky really
For a player to come in, go straight into the first 11 and have a big influence on both games is very rare.
Lets be honest if Poch was still in charge he wouldn't have even featured yet.
It's early days but he looks the real deal to me, I think he is going to excite Spurs fans fulfilling a similar role to Aaron Lennon, going past full backs with pace and popping up with goals. First genuinely decent winger we've had in a long time.
We haven't really seen much of his crossing ability but can see him creating loads for Kane and Dele.
Lets be honest if Poch was still in charge he wouldn't have even featured yet.
It's early days but he looks the real deal to me, I think he is going to excite Spurs fans fulfilling a similar role to Aaron Lennon, going past full backs with pace and popping up with goals. First genuinely decent winger we've had in a long time.
We haven't really seen much of his crossing ability but can see him creating loads for Kane and Dele.
Pretty sure he is eligible... don't remember PSV in the group stages.
He isn't eligible.
Why not?