Son Heung-min @ Tottenham Hotspur FC 2020-2021 [R]

Mourinho thought bubble "he smells like a newborn.....sniiiifffff"

 

Dier has been fantastic with consistent playing time at CB. Back line seems pretty sorted with plenty of depth as well.

 

If Rodon shows enough in training, I could see him being trusted to start. He was fantastic in the championship.

 

Crazy to see that Tottenham were willing to cough up $40 million for Sanchez but not for Grealish...

 

Jose Mourinho world class, only low IQ disagrees

 

Fifa puskas voting...yall know the drill.

 

https://www.fifa.com/the-best-fifa-football-awards/puskas-award/

 

Sons goal is a just insane. I will probably watch this goal yearly from time to time.

 

Glad to see Son on bench today. Most one-sided half of football I've seen by Tottenham and it's the B squad, Ludogorets literally have not made it out of their half so it looks like our squad will be rested for Chelsea. Not having to travel for a midweek fixture is nice too

 

https://theathletic.com/2169566/2020/11/26/tottenham-son-heung-min/

Requires a subscription to read, but a long-form article on Son's growth as a player

 

How about cut and paste or cliff notes?
Promise won't tell

 

Son is the most two footed player in the league at 43%

https://www.reddit.com/r/coys/comments/k2018m/heungmin_son_is_the_most_2footed_scorer_in_the/

 

Rodon almost fked up the game.

 

i feel like nobody on this team knows how to strike the ball other than kane and son.

 

wot a snooze fest

 

wus Jose playing for a tie all along?

 

At least after half time, 100%. Should be happy with a draw at the Bridge considering Spurs terrible record there, points are points and the season is a marathon.

SHM played some great defense, tracking back and also blocking a vital cross around the end of the game before his sub. Hope we have more energetic games coming up though

 

true, indeed! back on top on gd

 

Definitely the sensible decision, especially considering how dangerous this Chelsea can be in a more open game.

And they’ll also play Liverpool soon, and it’s far better to play them with at least level points.

 

15 games in 2 months...that's a heavy load

 

Take into consideration that Chelsea, Liverpool, and Man City also play CL and are really struggling with injuries. Spurs have the luxury of being able to rotate for EL games.

Honestly, Spurs are not in a bad position to challenge for the title as long as they tie against the 3 teams mentioned above.

 

yeah they are in a good position for sure. They had a good defensive performance against Chelsea. I wished they had won those 2 games early in the season where they conceded a massive lead. They could be up by 4 points.