Previous Britain star Paul Robinson has addressed Matthys Tell’s disposition off the pitch as he still has lingering doubts of the Tottenham rookie.
What was the deal?
Tel, who joined the Spikes in the January move window on a credit move, with a choice to purchase, from Bayern Munich, has looking flying so far in North London. Subsequent to making his presentation in the club’s 4-0 deficit to Liverpool in the Carabao Cup second-leg installation, he found the rear of the net against Aston Manor in a 2-1 loss in the Fa Cup last end of the week.
THE MASTER PLAN
Regardless of the Frenchman scoring in only his second appearance for the club, ex-Britain and Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson cast uncertainty on the youth’s conduct off the pitch as he asked why Bayern let him leave in spite of being a promising and skilled youthful forward.
WHAT PAUL ROBINSON SAID?
Addressing Betfred television, Robinson said: “He’s a quality player. He’s still just 19 years of age and assuming that you take a gander at every one of his credits, he’s a dribbler that takes players on. Assuming that you play under Ange Postecoglou, the wide players are given the opportunity to do what they’re best at. For what reason weren’t Bayern Munich playing him and why have they let him go?
“Is it the things he’s doing off the field? Might he at some point be an issue in the changing area? We don’t have any idea. Gametime at Bayern Munich isn’t simple since they’re a quality side, yet why have they allowed him to go borrowed with a long-lasting choice?
He added: “He’s played 60 games for Bayern Munich and scored 12 objectives, so he’s had his chances in their most memorable group. I believe he’s a quality player, yet there’s a piece of me that questions why they’ve let him go.”
WHAT NEXT FOR TOTTENHAM?
Ange Postecoglou’s side will be back in real life on Sunday as they have Manchester United in a critical Premier League experience.
