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“Disasterclass” – Loads of Spurs fans blast “lazy” £57.6m-rated star who’s “done under Jose”

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Tottenham Hotspur moved to within just one point of the Premier League’s European places following a comfortable

Spurs defeated local rivals West Ham 2-0 in north London with Harry Kane finally getting on the scoresheet.

The 26-year-old had doubled the home side’s advantage with just eight minutes to go, latching onto a defence-splitting through ball from Heung-min Son.

Jose Mourinho’s side had taken the lead courtesy of an own goal just after the hour mark – Giovani Lo Celso’s driven corner eventually deflected in off Hammers midfielder Tomas Soucek.

Should Dele Alli be in the starting XI?

Yes!

No way!

No fans were in attendance at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium once again, but evidently plenty tuned in from home with the game being broadcast live in Sky Sports, and many were left reeling by the performance from midfielder Dele Alli, who returned to the starting XI following a one-match suspension.

Per SofaScore, Alli picked up the lowest rating of any Spurs player (6.3) in his hour of action before he was withdrawn by Mourinho. He also managed to win just 25% of his duels, lost possession 13 times and failed to record a successful dribble from three attempts.

Alli who is valued at £57.6m by Transfermarkt was labelled “lazy,” “frustrating,” and “slow” by some.

Here’s how the rest of the fanbase have reacted to his performance…

https://twitter.com/MIGUELCHINES04/status/1275527514639814657?s=20

https://twitter.com/BrazilianLW/status/1275528266992869377?s=20

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  • johnmax says:

    i do not understand why fans criticise sissoko because he never stops trying and is a great ball carrier —
    also dier has rediscovered himself and great to see it as for ali we must remember this was his first game back and now he knows that he has to knuckle down to work to rediscover his form as there is no doubt about his ability

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