Richarlison

PEH was a 9.5 or 10 for me. Best midfielder in the league I'd have thought, and if he carries on playing like this I'd say he'll become the best midfielder Spurs have had in the 40 years I've been watching them. Absolutely imperious.

Richarlison has the right mentality to force his way into our front line, guy is a born fighter.

PEH just keeps getting better and Bentancur has really helped improve him further

comment by Just HojSpurs (U22695)
posted 2 hours, 19 minutes ago
PEH was a 9.5 or 10 for me. Best midfielder in the league I'd have thought, and if he carries on playing like this I'd say he'll become the best midfielder Spurs have had in the 40 years I've been watching them. Absolutely imperious.
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Hoddle, Gazza, Bale!!!! He"s gonna be some player then.

comment by notts spur (U11931)
posted 12 minutes ago
comment by Just HojSpurs (U22695)
posted 2 hours, 19 minutes ago
PEH was a 9.5 or 10 for me. Best midfielder in the league I'd have thought, and if he carries on playing like this I'd say he'll become the best midfielder Spurs have had in the 40 years I've been watching them. Absolutely imperious.
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Hoddle, Gazza, Bale!!!! He"s gonna be some player then.
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I don't count Bale as a midfielder. Gazza was of course a sensational number 8/10, and Hoddle a majestic number 10.

Hojberg's like a 6 AND an 8 out there at once. He's literally worth 2 players at the moment.

It's a hypothetical currently anyway, and I'm not saying he's in that category based on a handful of games this season, or even comparable to Ardiles, Dembele and maybe some others.

Replicate yesterday though across a season or 2 and he'd be peerless.

btw I've typed "8/10" against Gazza there purely on the basis that he wore number 10 for some of his games for Spurs. I retract the /10 in terms of describing him as a player. Anyway, it does seem a bit of a daft claim at this stage in hindsight, but the guy is playing phenomenally well for the time being, and long may it continue.

It's not very often a manager goes up to an opposition player he doesn't know after a game to personally congratulate him on how well he played, as the fulham manager did yesterday.

comment by Just HojSpurs (U22695)
posted 8 minutes ago
btw I've typed "8/10" against Gazza there purely on the basis that he wore number 10 for some of his games for Spurs. I retract the /10 in terms of describing him as a player. Anyway, it does seem a bit of a daft claim at this stage in hindsight, but the guy is playing phenomenally well for the time being, and long may it continue.

It's not very often a manager goes up to an opposition player he doesn't know after a game to personally congratulate him on how well he played, as the fulham manager did yesterday.
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It happens all the time. Klopp always go to Son. It's nothing new and not as big as a deal as you make it out to be.

I can appreciate the job PEH does but ability wise he has to give 110% every game because does not any real teckers. He is not fit to lace Dembele's boots but if you think so highly of him, knock yourself out lad.

I wasn't a big fan of his but I knew he gave us added quality in the squad. He's the sort of signing we should have made years ago when we were wasting our time with the N'Flops from the French league. Only thing is he has been worthy of a starting place. We now have 4 players where you don't really want to leave any on the bench.

comment by LukaBrasi COYS I like it, I like it, I like it! (U22178)
posted 1 hour, 51 minutes ago
comment by Just HojSpurs (U22695)
posted 8 minutes ago
btw I've typed "8/10" against Gazza there purely on the basis that he wore number 10 for some of his games for Spurs. I retract the /10 in terms of describing him as a player. Anyway, it does seem a bit of a daft claim at this stage in hindsight, but the guy is playing phenomenally well for the time being, and long may it continue.

It's not very often a manager goes up to an opposition player he doesn't know after a game to personally congratulate him on how well he played, as the fulham manager did yesterday.
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It happens all the time. Klopp always go to Son. It's nothing new and not as big as a deal as you make it out to be.

I can appreciate the job PEH does but ability wise he has to give 110% every game because does not any real teckers. He is not fit to lace Dembele's boots but if you think so highly of him, knock yourself out lad.
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I know you'll be pleased when he proves you wrong. Which I'm confident he will.

Btw, Klopp is likely doing that because he wants to recruit Son. I'm guessing Fulham have no ambitions of recruiting PEH (not for about 5 years anyway).

comment by Just HojSpurs (U22695)
posted 2 hours, 50 minutes ago
btw I've typed "8/10" against Gazza there purely on the basis that he wore number 10 for some of his games for Spurs. I retract the /10 in terms of describing him as a player. Anyway, it does seem a bit of a daft claim at this stage in hindsight, but the guy is playing phenomenally well for the time being, and long may it continue.

It's not very often a manager goes up to an opposition player he doesn't know after a game to personally congratulate him on how well he played, as the fulham manager did yesterday.
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That was because Silva managed Richarlison at Watford.