Tottenham’s Brazilian midfielder Sandro scored only his second goal in club colours with his 35 yard effort at Fulham on Saturday. The strike proved to be the winner in a match where Jermain Defoe’s double sealed the points and took us back into the Champions League positions.
Sandro’s goal was similar to his previous one at Chelsea in 2010-11 – it had a different trajectory but was no less powerful and the player says he will be looking to shoot on sight more often.
“It’s my first goal of the season but I’m happy because we won,” Sandro said. “It was a great win. Everyone played really well and we have to continue playing like this.”
“Sometimes you have to shoot!” he added. “I have to shoot more, to try more. It was a good goal. I’m happy because it was an important goal.”
Sandro is a frim fans favourite and Jermain Defoe revealed on Absolute Radio that he’s also one of the major personalities in the dressing room.
“He’s one of the biggest personalities in the changing rooms. The other day I come in and he was just sitting there with his guitar singing, with no audience,” JD said.
Sandro doesn’t exactly need to score more goals to add to his reputation at the Lane but if his radar stays on course, a shoot on sight policy might be a wise approach.
sell sandro to fund a move for RVP
Like i siad hes very unhappy
quiet, fool
Have you been frozen for the last year or so? Because many things happen since you stopped watching football. First, Sandro is one of our best players and RVP don’t play for Arsenal, but for Man U
Wake up
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With Mdoric’s departure start of this season (and the world-class dictating/passing game he brought), Sandro has teamed up well with Dembele in the Spurs holding midfield. They can alternate their forward runs which means the other hangs back protecting the space vacated when the other surges forwards. Dembele and Sandro are both capable of adding goals from their defensive midfield positions and I’m sure this is a tactic AVB is keen to develop. If Spurs can only add a world-class creative attacking midfielder to play in the hole behind Defoe/Adebayor and another striker as cover (Loic Remy for example) and Top 4 should be set…
Spot on action yid. Someone like snejder, Willian , prjancic and someone up top who can head the ball at goal! If Ade does not go with Togo then this is not a priority. We need to get Ade scoring goals.
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