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LEE WILSON's avatar

Can’t argue with any of that,i think it will be proven we have done some excellent business to get three players in for roughly the same price as tonali

Joe's avatar

1 season missing

1 unreal

1 stunk the place out - £100m used on the new look midfield - YES PLEASE

BrianJQuinn's avatar

Home is where the heart is for Tonali . I dont expect him to be at Spurs for long .

Tony's avatar

I've always said Tonali flattered to deceive, a fantastic engine to run up and down the pitch all game but unfortunately delivered very little through last season. His first touch sometimes was poor and his passing on lots of occasions couldn't get past the opposition. He has such a powerful strike but rarely took a shot at distance to trouble keepers. I don't think you will see the best of him untill such time he is able to return back to Italy.

Tracy Anne Scott's avatar

This is so true. I often wondered if Sandro was unhappy at The Toon or did he just have a miserable looking face.

Alan Tye's avatar

He was already talking about Milan, before he even got through the Spurs door.

Ian Paterson's avatar

Good article Liam love that this new project seems to have got you falling in love again with your writing. I thought it was crazy that when Tonali signed for Spurs literally his first interview he mentioned he would love to play for AC Milan again

Clair Louise's avatar

Like you say, never connected like Bruno did. He was adored by fans, but that never seemed to be reciprocated. Even Gordon, who played entirely for himself, gave more signs of affection for the club. It must be hard when your heart is elsewhere, so I don’t blame him, I know I couldn’t feel love for another club like Bruno did, or pretended to anyway.