Richarlison at Spurs
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4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Deliberately missed two chances, feigned injury becuase he didn't want to see us lose, nice one.
Games regularly seem to change in Spurs’ favour whenever he goes off.
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
Today it was a key difference for sure. Son closer to goal and more control over the game as the player who can't keep the ball leaves. We barely got a sniff once Bissouma was in.
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £70m
Lampard bluntly reminds Richarlison why he is at Everton after jibe, but insists respect for Tottenham forward
Frank Lampard says he wouldn't be managing Everton if he didn't think the club could go places - as Richarlison suggested recently.
www.teamtalk.com
A nothing story?
Hope he recovers in time.
Not really sure he is the kind of player spurs really needed tbh. Bit of a strange move and can see him not staying there that long.
bilyaletdinov_
Player Valuation: £35m
Spurs could continue to spend at their current rate of £200m a season and they will still never ever stray from their game plan of nullify the opponent and hope that Kane or Son do something special.
Kulusevski notwithstanding, they are a graveyard for attacking and creative talent!
Kulusevski notwithstanding, they are a graveyard for attacking and creative talent!
Or he’s just nowhere near the level of those players,
Drico
Player Valuation: £70m
That's a pity for him. It's another reason why he should never have left Everton. If he'd stayed, he could be "seeing a consultant" with Yerry in Colombia and sitting the season out until January.
And missing the WC.
From The Guardian article:
"He gives up 10% of his salary to help fund Instituto Padre Roberto Lettieri, a support house in Barretos, São Paulo state, that assists cancer patients from a local hospital. It gives free accommodation and food to those who arrive for treatment but cannot afford sustenance. He also helps more than 100 families in his home city, Nova Venécia, through its local football club. “I don’t do this because I have to, I do it from the heart,” he says."
www.theguardian.com
"He gives up 10% of his salary to help fund Instituto Padre Roberto Lettieri, a support house in Barretos, São Paulo state, that assists cancer patients from a local hospital. It gives free accommodation and food to those who arrive for treatment but cannot afford sustenance. He also helps more than 100 families in his home city, Nova Venécia, through its local football club. “I don’t do this because I have to, I do it from the heart,” he says."
‘We live in a difficult time’: Richarlison on racism and his anti-poverty drive
Spurs striker had a banana thrown at him last month while playing for Brazil and was hurt by discrimination as a youngster
gonetomorrow
Player Valuation: £80m
To hell with him.
