“So embarrassing” – Tons of Spurs fan slam “worst-performing” man “undeniably” at fault for loss

Last night will go down as one of the craziest and most embarrassing nights in Tottenham’s recent history as Spurs were dumped out of the FA Cup by Norwich City as Eric Dier stormed into the crowd to fight supporters.

There’s a reason Michel Vorm was released last summer…so, so embarrassing that you release a player and then sign him back 4 months later only for his error to dump the club out of the cup #THFC

— Edward Hardy (@edwardhardy25) March 4, 2020

But on the pitch, it was Michel Vorm who fans were largely frustrated with as the veteran Dutch keeper made his first, and probably last, start for Tottenham this season after being re-signed by the club following Hugo Lloris’ long-term injury last year, and the 36-year-old made a poor account for himself.

The former Swansea City man was largely at fault for Norwich City’s opening goal, and in the penalty shoot-out Vorm was unable to best Tim Krul as the Canaries went through on penalties, dumping Spurs out of the FA Cup, and lots of Tottenham supporters on social media pointed the reason for the loss to Vorm.

Here’s what plenty of fans had to say on Twitter about the Dutchman’s performance…

There’s a reason Michel Vorm was released last summer…so, so embarrassing that you release a player and then sign him back 4 months later only for his error to dump the club out of the cup #THFC

— Edward Hardy (@edwardhardy25) March 4, 2020

Michel Vorm rivaling Bobby Mimms for worst ever spurs keeper #COYS #THFC

— Jamie Silverman (@JamieMSilverman) March 4, 2020

Michel Vorm is undeniably the worst-performing keeper we’ve ever had, and we’ve had Hans Segers between the sticks… Anyone care to tell me of a positive memorable game that Vorm has had?

Feel free to catalogue his mistakes as well… (makes for better reading)#THFC #THFCrap

— Joe Z. (@JosephZakMerino) March 5, 2020

Michel Vorm. Costing #THFC in FA Cup games since, what feels like forever.

— FGZ (@wrighty_84) March 4, 2020

Michel Vorm. Why. #COYS

— Ross Hancock (@RossiHancock) March 4, 2020

Vorm and costing us in cup competitions, a iconic duo

— Jake. (@YedIin) March 4, 2020

Spurs’ last chance of silverware this season is now in the form of the Champions League with the second leg against RB Leipzig taking place next week.