he was so damn good at the world cup, almost flew under the radar

would he start over Martinez or Varane?

When have we ever said that? R/soccer loves to make up it’s own narratives

He’s a great player but it’s just such a hard position to fit him into. He’s been good at arsenal but they obviously need a 9 (personally think they should try trossard more) but it’s becoming obvious why City sold him. He’s too good not to play but he also is hard to fit into a system unless you have two very good inside forwards (I’m talking Salah and mane sort of levels)

I was thinking about this the other day. There’s over 1b people there and lots looove football, why do we never see good Indian players? Is the infrastructure that bad?

man the internet really has ruined everything. Couldnt keep a straight face when he said “i am a gooner at the end of the day”

Isn’t he one of your better players?

Well seeing as we’ve been in title races I’m not sure I agree with you. Nice try though you’d probably get a good rise out of one or two people on twitter where comments like that belong

I don’t want to speak to soon, who knows maybe somehow we beat wolves and City still. But this season was never about winning the league and the fact that it’s even discussed still amazes and excited me. Before the season started I’m pretty sure most Spurs fans would be happy with coming 6th whilst playing nice football given that we were obviously working towards something. especially now that Kane has gone