Fans of Tottenham Hotspur have been reacting to a post on Twitter, which relayed footage of Spurs winger, Lucas Moura, reflecting on the club’s loss against West Ham United.
In the match itself, Moura’s SofaScore match rating of 7.2 ranked him as the club’s best performer against West Ham, with the £22.5 million-rated 28-year-old making one key pass, winning 13 duels and scoring Tottenham’s only goal in the 2-1 loss.
Speaking after the match, the £80k-per-week attacker claimed that he and his side were disappointed with the result of the London derby, as he believed Tottenham deserved much more from the fixture.
However, after the official Tottenham Hotspur Twitter account shared an interview with Moura, several fans of the club flocked to have their say on the matter, with many appearing to be furious with the Brazilian’s display against West Ham, as well as questioning whether he even has a long-term future at the club.
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So, what exactly did these Tottenham Hotspur fans have to say in reaction to Lucas Moura’s post-match comments?
“He’s a bench player at best.”
“Believe me, not as disappointed as us.”
“Don’t care.”
“Get out my club.”
“Was finished at Spurs in the summer of 2019. Got too sentimental with Amsterdam. Can go now too.”
“His face says it all.”
“He ran down 18 dead ends to make it to this interview. Incredible effort.”
“Don’t wanna hear any more of the ‘we’ll do better’ waffle, always hear it and nothing ever changes.”
“This headless chicken will now be granted continued starts because of today’s goal. Lord help us.”
“Stop posting I’m not listening because I hate him”
All in all, it would appear that these Spurs fans are far from happy with Moura.
However, considering that the 28-year-old was their side’s best player against the Hammers, perhaps it could be argued that their comments are a little over the top.
Although, the former PSG star bagged only his second goal in the Premier League since mid-December 2019, so there’s also a case to be made about his longevity in north London going forward.
He’ll have to keep this form up if he’s to win over the baying Lilywhites faithful anytime soon.