I wonder if he would have benefited from VAR, I swear linos just put the flag up without actually having a clue whether he was off or on when the ball was played.
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Management Defoe and Toure on Spurs Coaching Staff
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I wonder if he would have benefited from VAR, I swear linos just put the flag up without actually having a clue whether he was off or on when the ball was played.
I'm sure YaYa has plenty to teach Pape Sarr too.
Still doubt he's ever gonna be a key player for Spurs but we'll see.
If Sarr ended up being even as half as good as Toure was, we'd have a player.
One of the greatest midfielders the league has ever seen.
...as in:
"Is Gascoigne going to have a crack..?
....ohhhh I say!"
He had me until he mentioned Sol Campbell... Then it sounded like he was on a drunken rant!!!
Joking aside, I think he's EXACTLY the type of ex-player who will make a great manager one day... (Unlike Sol!)
I'm going to stick my neck out on the line and say I don't think he will make it. I've heard his punditry. whilst by no means shit, he plays it safe and sticks to the usual punditry stuff, it's all a bit basic. Not once has he highlighted something that he's seen tactically be that good or bad, not once has he put his neck on the line and said I would do this etc..
Very little to go on of cause but just sounds like a run-of-the-mill pundit to me. Lots of sound bites, but no substance.
I quite like him as a pundit. When analysing he always uses an example from his playing days in regards to the point. Plus it is good to have another Spurs pundit on.