Ange may find the Spurs’ new son in ‘Fearful’ on 8/10

In this way, Tottenham Hotspur had one foot in the Europa League final.

Angel Postecoglou was next to the Norwegian costume FKBodø/Glimt host last night, which could have been a real banana peel.

But instead of being in expectations and pressure as often as this season, North Londoners show everyone why they are such a firm favorite.

Lilywhites were eliminated with a 3-1 title, and while most starting lines were excellent, one player stood up again to prove that he might be the club’s new son Heung-Min.

The Spurs performers

Before connecting with the players involved, it is worth mentioning the other Spurs performers last night, such as Dominic Solanke.

The former Bournemouth man was under tremendous pressure to free throws in the second half, but he didn’t seem to care because he stood up calmly like Germany and took it away.

However, it is not just the target, as his simple presence at the tip of the attack and his unremitting running are the real pain of the Norwegian defense.

James Maddison is another British man, who is James Maddison who runs in the middle of the park in addition to his second goal when scoring Lily.

The Mercurial midfielder also impressed Goar’s Sean Walsh, who gave a 9/10 match rating full-time and wrote that he provided his team with a “statement performance.”

However, there was another starter who had a strong performance last night, a player who could distribute opinions among fans and experts, but showed why he became Tottenham’s new son in the coming years.

The Spurs’ new son

So while people like Pedro Porro, Richarlison and even Yves Bissouma made solid displays last night, none of them could be described as out of reach with the son at the ball.

Brennan Johnson, on the other hand, can.

OK, so before the torches and pitchforks come out, we’re not saying that Johnson is as talented as a Korean superstar anywhere, nor do we think he won’t be at a world-class level enough.

However, it was an important comparison point, and last night’s reminder was that even if he wasn’t at his best, the Welsh could put the ball behind the net at the beginning.

For example, the former Nottingham Forest star got an 8/10 match rating from Walsh, and when he brought home to open the score and set his mood for the entire game, he found himself only a few yards.

Granted, he probably should have scored at some point, but despite all the ridicule he encountered in the weird situations of the table here and there, the “frightening” winger was called a fundamental goal of the season by content creator HLTCO.

For example, he now scored 17 goals and provided 7 assists in 47 games this year, totaling 3077 minutes.

In other words, the Nottingham-born star currently targets every 1.95 games or every 128.20 minutes of action.

To put it in context, the son produced 23 goals in 43 games, totaling 3062 minutes this season, an average of 1.86 games per 1.86 games, or more importantly every 133.08 minutes.

Ultimately, apart from his impressive goal per minute, the 23-year-old Dynamo was also the club’s top scorer this season, with Solanke trailing second with 14 goals.

Ultimately, while Johnson won’t be at the same level in all-round games at his peak, he showed this season that he could replicate at least the original production in South Korea and with six games left in the season, he could have scored 20 goals in all games.