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Son Heung-Min
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http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/foo...-will-be-a-success-at-tottenham-a2945121.html
Heung-Min Son prepares to make his Tottenham debut as the third-most expensive signing in the club’s history but he has been backed to succeed by one of their most popular players of recent times.
Son is expected to feature for Spurs at Sunderland on Sunday and, despite costing £22 million, he is relatively unknown to many fans in England, having spent his top-level career in the Bundesliga with Hamburg and Bayer Leverkusen.
Yet Rafael van der Vaart, who played for Tottenham from 2010-12, is confident the South Korea forward will deliver.
The pair formed a strong understanding during a single season together at Hamburg, when they were nicknamed “Van der Vater (father) and Son”.
Van der Vaart told Standard Sport: “Spurs is not a bad move for Son. He was a great talent when I was playing with him at Hamburg and I think he has everything to be a success at Tottenham.”
Heung-Min Son prepares to make his Tottenham debut as the third-most expensive signing in the club’s history but he has been backed to succeed by one of their most popular players of recent times.
Son is expected to feature for Spurs at Sunderland on Sunday and, despite costing £22 million, he is relatively unknown to many fans in England, having spent his top-level career in the Bundesliga with Hamburg and Bayer Leverkusen.
Yet Rafael van der Vaart, who played for Tottenham from 2010-12, is confident the South Korea forward will deliver.
The pair formed a strong understanding during a single season together at Hamburg, when they were nicknamed “Van der Vater (father) and Son”.
Van der Vaart told Standard Sport: “Spurs is not a bad move for Son. He was a great talent when I was playing with him at Hamburg and I think he has everything to be a success at Tottenham.”
Spurmac1974
Reto Ziegler
Its all about the context of the question, reports coming out of Germany were that people felt it was a bad move for him, so someone has asked VDV, 'Is Spurs a bad move For Son?' He has possibly replied with above.
Gazzasrightboot
Pascal Chimbonda
Honestly. If anyone should fudge off it is Jay!
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
That reply was from a United fan so no need to blow it out of proportion.
Yeah Jay can fuc.k off. But that was a poor debut. Hopefully son improves, but doubt he will ever be able to play as the lone forward as some have suggested, seems far to week for that.
Gazzasrightboot
Pascal Chimbonda
Daisuk
Nayim
But of course. Checked out his profile. Pretty amazed at what some people spend their time doing.
Bedfordspurs
Chris Waddle
It could have gone plenty of ways.
I was disappointed but not concerned at all. He needs games and time and will be fine
He need shirked from the ball and always tried to be positive but he clearly isn't up to the speed of the league at the moment (shocker), but games will improve that
I was disappointed but not concerned at all. He needs games and time and will be fine
He need shirked from the ball and always tried to be positive but he clearly isn't up to the speed of the league at the moment (shocker), but games will improve that
afsoc4life
Dean Richards
Did ok by me. An away game as his debut ..
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
I did like how one of the first things he said was that he can do better. Lad seems eager