The gaffer’s on the case.
Fret fakin not.
“He’s not frustrated, maybe a bit disappointed.
Striker always like to score, they’re always incomplete if they play well but don’t score – there’s always something missing and it’s always like this. But he’s happy.
He wants to show that he has the quality to score and maybe he puts a lot of pressure on himself and thinks ‘I need to score, I need to score’ and in the end we need to calm him and say ‘yes, good, don’t worry. Keep working hard and keep going and in the end it’s sure you will score’.
We need to give time to the youngsters. He’s young, he’s coming from the Netherlands and always the players that comes from outside need time.
He’s a striker that brings different characteristics to the team but I’m happy with his behaviour, his professionalism and how he’s playing.
It’s true we’d be happier if he scores, and him too, but it’s a normal process. The most important thing is that he’s always focused on trying to improve and is working hard and that’s the best way to try to arrive to score in the games.
The same things happened sometimes in some periods with Harry. The important thing is he is settled in the team. He’s a very good professional and he works hard every day to try to score and play well.”
Of course, Pochettino is blissfully unaware of the fact that THFC is footballing graveyard.
Nevertheless, it has to be said that Vinny isn’t putting a foot wrong, and that I am of the opinion his supply needs to be better.
When Janssen was taken off against Bayer, it he looked absolutely pooped.
Hardly surprising.
Ghandi received greater sustenance than our lad has since he signed up.
I don’t think Janssen is the problem. In fact, with the right support, he could be a bloody good answer.
Oh hang on, wasn’t the last player I backed Ryan Mason?
Mmnnnn.
