Dejan Kulusevski

[VonnegutBusy]

What I love about this guy is that he has that Dutch/Scandi/Belgium laid back but extremely confident approach.

The understated celebration for his goal and then for his assist for Kane's winner. Just another day in the office.

The guy has that cold killer mentality this team of headless chickens needs more of.

 

[FightingIllini]

Still a lot to be concerned about him but good to see in a game in which he struggled he still managed to contribute.

Which are the players you like again? With Lo Celso out are any of them still here?

 

[ShutUpPatrik]

City tactics are by necessity a bit of a one off, but I had him as an out and out RW, no?

His role matched Sonny's on the other side, it seemed.

I think that we played 3-4-3 in defence. But when we had the ball both Dejan and Son dropped in centrally.

 

[Cranston]

Good game - especially off the ball, much more involved.

Would still like to see how he plays in a more central position.

 

[RocketRonny]

Liked him a lot. Some VDV to him

 

[VonnegutBusy]

I think that we played 3-4-3 in defence. But when we had the ball both Dejan and Son dropped in centrally.

541 in defence then broke as a 343 with Kane dropping in and Son/Kulu running beyond.

 

[Igula]

Which are the players you like again? With Lo Celso out are any of them still here?

There are plenty.

Not sure what that has to do with me saying it was good that Kulusevski was able to contribute today.

 

[SA96]

What a delivery for the last goal and what a performance.

 

[Don Corleone]

Cometh the man, cometh the Kulu. Outstanding.

 

[James78]

Which are the players you like again? With Lo Celso out are any of them still here?

I suspect you you would need a Woolwich team sheet for the answer to that.

 

[fogueres]

Not bad for a Juve reject..

And that’s up against Cancelo who by far the best and most complete fullback in the league

Cancelo is another former Juventus. Sold for the capital gains necessary to "feed" CR7

 

[BringBack_leGin]

Cancelo is another former Juventus. Sold for the capital gains necessary to "feed" CR7

I was personally very happy with both this guy and Bentancur coming in, I know that wasn’t the overriding view but I suspect it will be by the end of the season.

It’s refreshing seeing footballers play with their heads up again.

 

[CarrieFi]

I said it when he did his first interview after signing, and I’ll say it again, I love him

 

[fogueres]

I was personally very happy with both this guy and Bentancur coming in, I know that wasn’t the overriding view but I suspect it will be by the end of the season.

It’s refreshing seeing footballers play with their heads up again.

I hope too. Both on the Juventus forum and in this forum I have read too harsh comments for two guys aged 24 and 21 who are still having a good career.

 

[Nuts]

More balls to this guy than that twiglet limbed fraud Lo Celso.

 

[theyearoftheone]

Would love to see the distance covered stats - didn't stop running for 99 mins!

 

[Pathfinder]

What I love about this guy is that he has that Dutch/Scandi/Belgium laid back but extremely confident approach.

The understated celebration for his goal and then for his assist for Kane's winner. Just another day in the office.

The guy has that cold killer mentality this team of headless chickens needs more of.

Actually, his parents are from Makedonia...

 

[Pathfinder]

I hope too. Both on the Juventus forum and in this forum I have read too harsh comments for two guys aged 24 and 21 who are still having a good career.

Not only on the Juve forum. Both players have had more than their share of shit name calling already.
It's interesting that although fans want Spurs to buy young talents to develop them they don't give them more than 1-2 matches to hit the ground before slamming into them with all kinds of derogatory names and labels.
This may be the reason why teams like Leicester, Brighton, Soton are able to find and develop those talents ... because they give those talents the time and room to develop.

 

[ShutUpPatrik]

Actually, his parents are from Makedonia...

Born and raised in Sweden however so he's been raised in that type of culture. But with Macedonian/immigrant culture thrown in as well.

 

[Crispin LA]

Think if Spurs can get him in the summer for 30m it's a no-brainer