Ah, getting it mixed up, for some reason was thinking him against Wham. No, he'll be fully professional as you said, hopefully Leeds will be the same.
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James Maddison
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tommysvr
John Lacy
Especially given the ACL happened in his comeback from the original injury. I really love the guy, a great representation of the club I want.
metalgear
Barry Daines
he is also 29 so probably not going to peak again
SteveAWOL
Steve Sedgley
A manager with a winning mentality… hopefully there shall be no tactical master-class from him on Sunday
SteveAWOL
Steve Sedgley
JerusalemMan
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Leeds players (maybe like all others?) get a bonus that depends on how high up the league they finish. So they do have an interest in trying to win.
Mikey10
Paul Walsh
Got a couple of Leeds fans in work (one who goes to a fair number of games) who both seem fixated on Leeds having a chance to finish in the top part of the league.
That said, both have said they expect Leeds to s hit the bed and lose to West Ham.
monkeybarry
Luka Modric
Why?!
Robspur12
Johnny Morrison
Nothing wrong with any of that. If he gets sanctioned we should all be livid...
He’s definitely our captain next season, going by how RDZ has spoken about him.
But watching him when out on warming up runs today he was giving instructions to the players on the pitch. Very much a leader imo.
Robspur12
Johnny Morrison
Love him. My favourite player at the club.
BrentwoodSpur
Milija Aleksic
Madders naturally taking on the cheerleading role in the tunnel is so good to see
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Interesting. Do you think he could convert from a 10 to a deep-lying playmaker, now injury and age seem to have cost him agility and turn of pace? I hadn't really considered that before, but it may be a way he could prolong his top level career
Interview here -> https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/73...unlocked_article_code=1.lFA.P416.OLSl48xAktfB
Some pieces
Tottenham Hotspur midfielder James Maddison has said the club need to look into their “astronomical” injury crisis.
Maddison believes Spurs’ injury problems are a significant factor behind why they underperformed.
“Our situation with the injuries has been worse than any other club,” Maddison told reporters, including The Athletic, after beating Everton. “People try and say, ‘Oh, but we’ve got this and that’. But ours is astronomical and we need to look at why that is.
Maddison said he felt “relieved” Spurs avoided relegation but “not real joy and happiness.” He added that the club “need to be responsible for holding ourselves to higher standards and demanding more from each other individually.”
“I’ve been involved in three games off the bench at the end so I am trying to give you the answers you are looking for without being fully in it,” he said. “But the reality is, we haven’t been good enough. That’s why we’re in the position we are in. Now, we have to really figure out over the summer why that was the case and go back to the team that won the Europa League, the team that before would have got Champions League and stuff like that which we were not far away from.”
Some pieces
Tottenham Hotspur midfielder James Maddison has said the club need to look into their “astronomical” injury crisis.
Maddison believes Spurs’ injury problems are a significant factor behind why they underperformed.
“Our situation with the injuries has been worse than any other club,” Maddison told reporters, including The Athletic, after beating Everton. “People try and say, ‘Oh, but we’ve got this and that’. But ours is astronomical and we need to look at why that is.
Maddison said he felt “relieved” Spurs avoided relegation but “not real joy and happiness.” He added that the club “need to be responsible for holding ourselves to higher standards and demanding more from each other individually.”
“I’ve been involved in three games off the bench at the end so I am trying to give you the answers you are looking for without being fully in it,” he said. “But the reality is, we haven’t been good enough. That’s why we’re in the position we are in. Now, we have to really figure out over the summer why that was the case and go back to the team that won the Europa League, the team that before would have got Champions League and stuff like that which we were not far away from.”
thfcsteff
Ricky Villa
I do.
I think the experiences of the past couple of years -on and of the pitch- will also have changed his perspective as to how he can play later in his career. He's has a lot of time to watch!
