Steven Bergjiwn struggled against Burnley this week, and it prompted not just negativity toward the player himself, but Tottenham’s overall strategy itself. Buying proven players that are ready to go from day one appears to be a strategy that ENIC is extremely hesitant to pursue – unless the price is right.
One fan commenting on a video highlighting how many times Bergwijn lost possession summed up the mood by pointing out Spurs had blown about £100million on Jack Clarke, Bryan Gill, and Bergwijn – a sum that could have perhaps been spent on fewer, superior players.
