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Cristian Romero

Could’ve been a Tottenham great. Maybe should have been one. As it is,I’m not sorry to see him go. I feel that he let the club down badly last season when we needed him most, as a senior pro, a top class defender and captain. His conduct at the World Cup was abysmal and the fact that he has gone so cheap is a telling indicator that absolutely no one - NO ONE - except AM would touch him. Which, given the way AM players behave is no surprise. He’ll fit right in.

Goodbye Romero. I believe that THFC will be a far more harmonious place without you, from dressing room to the stands. Ergo, I won’t miss you.
 
Good luck to him. I supported him throughout and felt extremely agitated by those that claim ‘he preferred Argentina’, made up narratives about him and his trip to Argentina last season. When we barely know any of the facts and much of it was dismissed by De Zerbi. He was our captain yet hounded out by so many of our supporters.

I understand that he wasn’t perfect but he was our captain. He may have been a bit headless at times or appeared to be but you know why? He had so much defensive cover to do and so would run around trying to put fires out everywhere. He was a bit reckless at times but at other times he was determined strong and gave his all. The referees decided he was trouble and sent him off for challenges that would barely see a booking for other players.

So time came for a fresh challenge for him.

Thanks to Cristian Romero and all the very best to him at Atletico.
 
stratnumberone said:
Could’ve been a Tottenham great. Maybe should have been one. As it is,I’m not sorry to see him go. I feel that he let the club down badly last season when we needed him most, as a senior pro, a top class defender and captain. His conduct at the World Cup was abysmal and the fact that he has gone so cheap is a telling indicator that absolutely no one - NO ONE - except AM would touch him. Which, given the way AM players behave is no surprise. He’ll fit right in.

Goodbye Romero. I believe that THFC will be a far more harmonious place without you, from dressing room to the stands. Ergo, I won’t miss you.
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Spot on, this.

Bye bye.
 
Thinking about it he's 28...from his POV he's probably thinking I've given my best years to a club that's been a bit of a basket case (EL win aside). Yes, he was part of it, but I'd imagine he's more than happy to be out the door.
 
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