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Player Watch Player Watch: Son Heung-min
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PerthYid
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This was actually a friendly the last time these two played just before the 2018 World Cup
spursfan77
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Good job our game is on Sunday. With any luck he will be alright to start (davinson too)
hellava_tough
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Sonny looks genuinely emotional after his goal. Also good that he (and probably all the players) are lifted by coming home to an 'unbelievable' stadium:
CarrickSpurgus
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Such a humble guy and a class act ,shows a genuine affection for the club.Sincerely hope he spends his career with us,oh and he can play a bit too...
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dtxspurs
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The amount of people on here over the summer that argued Zaha was a better player was insane to me.
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I adore Son. His comments about racism and being there for Rose and each other are superb. Delighted he scored our first goal in this new era; he’s a brilliant player and a decent human being. If he’s on form over the next few weeks, we can really trouble City and bank a top three finish
I don’t remember many saying Zaha better than Son. I remember a shedload ( correctly ) saying Zaha is much better than Lamela and Moura though!
yusrisafri
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Harry must be cringing with envy
1. They were.
2. Even the latter of your post is debatable.
Dharmabum
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I am warming up to having a close look as Martin Ødegaard, although I am not sure whether his physique will fit in the EPL.
PS! If you wanna skip to the highlight of the highlight go to 4:18 where he copies a famous Zidane move:
OPS! Wrong thread!!!
PS! If you wanna skip to the highlight of the highlight go to 4:18 where he copies a famous Zidane move:
OPS! Wrong thread!!!
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yusrisafri
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A bit like lamela
hellava_tough
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That post of mine was meant for the transfer thread actually
Where's that Nicholas Cage meme, when you need it...?
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Champions League: How ‘Little Seoul’ fell in love with its favorite Son
An interesting article on Son by CNN.
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Mr. Son, as he is affectionately known here, is actually Son Heung-Min, the South Korean Tottenham football star and national hero. That he is referred to as Mr. Son is a sign of the high esteem in which he is held.
For Min-Kyu, Son, whose instantly recognizable face was broadcast across the world when he scored the first ever goal at Tottenham’s new $1.3 billion stadium last week, is a shining example of how an insatiable work ethic yields success.
“It’s hard to explain how he makes me feel but I think more than anything Son makes me feel proud,” he said....................
“He’s Korea’s best player of all time. Park Ji-Sung was good but Son is at a different level. He works so hard, he scores goals, he always gives 100%.
“He is a living example of what I have always said; that hard work will always beat talent.
“When I see that Son has done it, it gives me the belief that I can do it too.”
For Min-Kyu, like so many other South Koreans across the diaspora, Son’s success has become a source of national pride."
https://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2019/04/sport/son-heung-min-tottenham-hotspur-sport-intl/
An interesting article on Son by CNN.
"..............
Mr. Son, as he is affectionately known here, is actually Son Heung-Min, the South Korean Tottenham football star and national hero. That he is referred to as Mr. Son is a sign of the high esteem in which he is held.
For Min-Kyu, Son, whose instantly recognizable face was broadcast across the world when he scored the first ever goal at Tottenham’s new $1.3 billion stadium last week, is a shining example of how an insatiable work ethic yields success.
“It’s hard to explain how he makes me feel but I think more than anything Son makes me feel proud,” he said....................
“He’s Korea’s best player of all time. Park Ji-Sung was good but Son is at a different level. He works so hard, he scores goals, he always gives 100%.
“He is a living example of what I have always said; that hard work will always beat talent.
“When I see that Son has done it, it gives me the belief that I can do it too.”
For Min-Kyu, like so many other South Koreans across the diaspora, Son’s success has become a source of national pride."
https://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2019/04/sport/son-heung-min-tottenham-hotspur-sport-intl/
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