Ang had to immediately axe the Spurs, he dropped 2/10

Unfortunately, last night was a return to the new normal of the season for Tottenham’s loyalists.

Angel Postecoglou’s team hosted the Nottingham Forest in the Champions League and found himself having two goals in 20 minutes.

Now, Richarlison does manage to be late, and honestly they created enough opportunities to turn the game around, but eventually, they fell into the 18th League campaign defeat and were at home eighth.

Overall, it was just another disappointing night for the North Londoner, with most of the starters letting themselves down, including an ace who might have been abandoned after another shocking performance.

The Spurs performed poorly

So before we contact the players in question, browse some of the other Spurs players who started with Cristian Romero last night, who disappointed the manager and the fans.

After last week’s sensational performance against Eintracht Frankfurt, people hope he can bring it to the rest of the season, but it’s soon clear that’s not the case with the forest.

Not only was the World Cup champion determined to send himself away, he also lost Chris Wood’s trail for the striker’s header, making him beat the 4/10 score from Alasdale King over fair, and he replaced him on the right call in the half.

However, Argentina isn’t the only terrible defender, as it was also the first 45 to forget for the usually impressive Micky Van de Ven.

Like his defensive partner, the Flying Dutchman finished second in the second goal of the Thorny Trees as he lost the air duel with free-scoring Kiwis and certainly guaranteed a 5/10 rating from gold.

But, as bad as two centre-backs, another member of the bottom five is even worse, so it should be beaten before Sunday’s game against Liverpool.

The Spurs Star should be cut

So even though there were many other starters last night, there were tough times like Richarlison, dejan kulusevski and pape matar sarr, the hosts were the worst performers when it fell to it.

It was indeed a night for the Italian shooter, as he might do better for Elliot Anderson’s opening strike and then certainly should do better for Wood’s header.

In fact, if the former Empoli star didn’t rush out the thin air from the line, it’s really possible that he could be able to put the ball out of danger and even catch it. Instead, he almost stepped forward with an open net of aim.

Unsurprisingly, Gold wasn’t impressed and awarded the 28-year-old 3/10 rating, which is more than his statistics proved, as he made a save in the 95-minute action, blocking a -0.60 goal, resulting in a mistake that led to a goal, scoring only 18 passes, and failed in 100% of the long ball.

Now, if the display is a one-off, it shows that it is unjust to be abandoned before Sunday’s game, but it’s not the only time he hasn’t been able to perform in recent weeks as he heads to Wolverhampton Wanderers for another horror show earlier this month.

In fact, the game made Kim reasonably award him a 2/10 match rating as he also made a mistake that directly led to a shot, and most importantly, he managed to prevent -1.05 goals.

Ultimately, Vicario may be better than Antonín Kinský, but for the moment, he is a responsibility, so Postecoglou should boldly get him out of the starting lineup for the next game.

Otherwise, for the “incredible” Italian ace, this could be the third Shambolic League performance, as legendary Gianluigi Buffon once described.