Roman Pavlyuchenko.
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And bens attitude out of the pitch makes him even mike liked. Low profile as can get. Overall a nice lad.He's played 168 games in his five full seasons (to end 18/19 season) at Spurs. Danny Rose who's been here 12yrs has played just 30 more games (to end of 18/19 season)!!
I could bet almost anything that Ben Davies would never down tools to fuck the manager or create bad environment in the locker roomAgree...Ben Davies for me too.
Scored some crackers for us - nice lad tooRoman Pavlyuchenko.
Agree...Ben Davies for me too.And bens attitude out of the pitch makes him even mike liked. Low profile as can get. Overall a nice lad.
Poch said in a newspaper interview 2/3 years ago Sigurdsson was a regret of his. Of all the players he got rid of in 2014/15 he was the one in hindsight he felt he could have worked well with.Loads of negative threads on here nowadays, so here's an attempt at a positive one.
In our entire history, who is your choice for most underrated/under-appreciated player at the Lane?
For me (showing my age here) I would say Jermain Defoe:
a. Pretty handy goalscorer, and decent in his second spell too.
b. Love for the club - apparently in his time here had a list of Spurs top goal scorers on his bathroom mirror, which he updated in light of his own contributions. For me that shows it's not just about the money or glory, but an emotional connection to a particular club.
c. Off the pitch activity - pretty heroic.
I'd also mention Sigurdsson - pretty handy midfielder who we dispensed with a touch too quickly, IMHO.
Also, Aaron Lennon was more or less unplayable in wide areas on his day - just never quite developed elite finishing skills.
Always thought 'Arry underused him massively. If Pav had a manager who he could actually understand he'd have probably thrived.
Defoe’s doing a great job up here for Rangers, love him!Loads of negative threads on here nowadays, so here's an attempt at a positive one.
In our entire history, who is your choice for most underrated/under-appreciated player at the Lane?
For me (showing my age here) I would say Jermain Defoe:
a. Pretty handy goalscorer, and decent in his second spell too.
b. Love for the club - apparently in his time here had a list of Spurs top goal scorers on his bathroom mirror, which he updated in light of his own contributions. For me that shows it's not just about the money or glory, but an emotional connection to a particular club.
c. Off the pitch activity - pretty heroic.
I'd also mention Sigurdsson - pretty handy midfielder who we dispensed with a touch too quickly, IMHO.
Also, Aaron Lennon was more or less unplayable in wide areas on his day - just never quite developed elite finishing skills.
Agree on those, also Paul AllenTony Galvin or maybe Gary Brooke.
Baffles me he can’t get in ahead of Alli this seasonMoura
Loads of negative threads on here nowadays, so here's an attempt at a positive one.
In our entire history, who is your choice for most underrated/under-appreciated player at the Lane?
For me (showing my age here) I would say Jermain Defoe:
a. Pretty handy goalscorer, and decent in his second spell too.
b. Love for the club - apparently in his time here had a list of Spurs top goal scorers on his bathroom mirror, which he updated in light of his own contributions. For me that shows it's not just about the money or glory, but an emotional connection to a particular club.
c. Off the pitch activity - pretty heroic.
I'd also mention Sigurdsson - pretty handy midfielder who we dispensed with a touch too quickly, IMHO.
Also, Aaron Lennon was more or less unplayable in wide areas on his day - just never quite developed elite finishing skills.