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I believe we were 4th in the number of crosses we had into the box. Having someone able to steer them in will improve our goal & ultimately our win percentage.Our wide players smash a lot of low crosses into the box we havnt had really anyone to slot them home,maybe he might be the one
Double Richie's minutes and he seems on par... If not better.
Has to be more charges coming no one has give near him and he’s only 40 million ,think the nomads might strike late and get himWhy didn't we just get Toney? And my son will be passed. Huge Cherries fan and loves Solanke. I've been mocking him for 2 years and now he's at Spurs.
Double Richie's minutes and he seems on par... If not better.
I'd like to see a Dom v Richie comparison as to how their maps and goals overlap etc
I was just thinking this the other day, it would definitely make sense, because lots of teams near the top of the table could use a proper #9 yet there's been very little movement on him.Has to be more charges coming no one has give near him and he’s only 40 million ,think the nomads might strike late and get him
I dont think Richie offers much tbh. Definitely consider Solanke an upgrade. He can finish. The worry I have is out wide and the service in to him.I was thinking much the same and Richi was carrying an injury but hope he does well for us
Definitely! We saw in the pre-season games balls were arrowed across the 6 yard box and the likes of Johnson, Werner, even Sonny were caught on their heels.Our wide players smash a lot of low crosses into the box we havnt had really anyone to slot them home,maybe he might be the one
I have a feeling, and I hope I'm right, Solanke will be a success at The Lane. Quoating Ange, he has had his problems, Chelsea, Liverpool at big clubs now he's got an opportunity to prove people wrong at another big club and theres no better motivation than that. Solanke will also be very aware that Richy is sitting on the bench waiting for his chance, So as long as the boy doesn't become a victim of trying to hard which will "tighten" him up, and just controls him self and his game, I think we will see plenty of goals and positive contributions.
Ange Postecoglou confirms Dominic Solanke injury blow ahead of Spurs vs Everton
Tottenham welcome Everton to north London on Saturday but Ange Postecoglou will be without Dominic Solankewww.football.london