Formal Tottenham star Davinson Sanchez beutally fires a four-word message to Tottenham and all fans after what happened vs Brighton.
Davinson Sanchez has sent a message to Emerson Royal after Tottenham Hotspur’s 4-2 defeat at Brighton and Hove Albion last night.
Spurs looked like a tired side from the very first minute. Brighton were all over them and deservedly went 4-0 up. It was a night to forget for Tottenham and Emerson, but he has the support of his old mate Sanchez.
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Davinson Sanchez sends message to Emerson Royal after Tottenham’s defeat
Tottenham didn’t look good at all yesterday, and Brighton took full advantage.
Ange Postecoglou admitted after the game that his players were tired, and you could see that with the way they performed from the very first minute.
Emerson Royal was asked to play in the heart of the defence after injuries to both Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven,
The £25.8 million (The Athletic) Brazilian couldn’t stop the Seagulls from scoring four times, and he, like every other Spurs player, was disappointed with the result after the game.
Emerson took to Instagram to address the fans after the game. “It wasn’t the night we wanted, but we have to move on,” he wrote.
His old pal Davinson Sanchez, who left the club in the summer, showed him some love. “Go get it bro,” he replied under Emerson’s post.
Tottenham are yet to replace Davinson Sanchez
Davinson Sanchez joined Tottenham for what was then a club-record fee from Ajax, but he just didn’t fulfil the potential he had.
He left the club in the summer, although he was never really a regular, Tottenham didn’t find a new defender to take his place in the squad.
That is now costing Spurs. Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven are out injured, and Ange Postecoglou’s lack of faith in Eric Dier has led to Tottenham using two full-backs in central defence.
The January transfer window is right around the corner, and Tottenham need to sign a new centre-half. If they don’t, they will struggle in the second half of the campaign.
