James Maddison claims Tottenham aren’t ‘Spursy’ anymore

James Maddison is of the opinion that Tottenham Hotspur has moved beyond the negative “Spursy” label that has often been associated with them.Information Guide Nigeria

Tottenham has made an exceptional start to the 2023/24 Premier League season under their new head coach, Ange Postecoglou, securing four wins and two draws in their first six matches.

Their most recent achievement was a commendable 2-2 draw away to Arsenal in the highly anticipated north London derby, where they twice came from behind to salvage a point at the Emirates Stadium.NYSC Portal

The game’s opening goal came from an own goal by Cristian Romero in the first half, with Son Heung-min equalizing just before halftime. Bukayo Saka then scored for Arsenal from the penalty spot after Romero was penalized for handball, but Son promptly leveled the score again, resulting in a shared outcome.JAMB Result

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Tottenham has now amassed the highest number of points recovered from losing positions in Premier League history, with their total of 428 points surpassing Manchester United’s previous record of 427 pointsJAMB Result

In the 21st century, Tottenham have often been accused of lacking a winning mentality and being soft, but Maddison believes this new-look side are changing and challenging perceptions.JAMB Portal

“Neutrals talk about Tottenham, they often say; soft, weak, bottle it, ‘Spursy’, all that rubbish,” Maddison said to talkSPORT.

“I think the last couple of weeks shows we might be going in a slightly different direction.“

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