Heung-min Son

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I don’t think anyone can sensibly argue against how good Ronaldo is.
He arrived late into the season and played for a basket case of team who created little. Most of his goals were all his own work - as Spurs know only too well.
It’s hardly surprising he got votes when he was among the top scorers despite playing for a rubbish team.
Son would have been lucky to get half a dozen goals as a Utd player, however good he may be at times in tandem with Kane.
 
Dier Hard said:
Posted in the club thread too but probably just as valid here:

All 66,000 tickets were sold out in 25 mins for our friendly against the K-team in South Korea, and thousands were still hoping to get some.

Sonny’s pull is ridiculous.
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The second match out there has sold out, too.
Probably less surprising, as the opponent Sevilla is another pretty big side.
Lamela reunion. <ok>

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Son's given an interview demonstrating how well he's adjusted to England's culture.
"When people cry, I'd (usually) want to comfort them and give them a hug," he said. "But watching German people cry, (I felt) I was able to take revenge by doing something I like," he added.
<laugh>

It's a fairly unusual response for him, but he apparently faced a lot of racism in Germany:
https://www.firstpost.com/sports/fo...faced-racism-as-teen-in-germany-10872531.html

I could be wrong, but I think he makes a point of doing something similar when he plays for us.
We're all familiar with his usual goal celebrations, but some teams get a shushing gesture instead.
I suspect that's why and his refusal to elaborate might support that.
 
humanbeingincroydon said:
So, how's Saido Berahino doing...?
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Berahino's currently a free agent, despite having scored 8 in 29 for Sheffield Wednesday last season.
He's still only 29, so it seems a bit odd that nobody's picked him up. New Striker? <whistle>
 
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