Djed frustrated in training

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Why Djed Spence threw his arms up in frustration during Tottenham training yesterday​

By Milo Clay.

Tottenham Hotspur defender Djed Spence is being put through his paces by Antonio Conte and his staff after completing his switch from Middlesbrough this summer.

And Spence was spotted throwing his arms up in the air in frustration during a Spurs training session yesterday after he had a goal disallowed.

The 21-year-old is just the latest addition to Conte’s squad and the sixth player to come through the door at Spurs.

And it seems that the former Boro man is settling in quickly at Hotspur Way as he adjusts to life in North London.

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Djed Spence in Tottenham training

In the club’s YouTube video of yesterday’s training session, Spence threw his arms up in annoyance after seemingly having a goal disallowed.

The Spurs squad were playing mini-games during training and the full-back was put through on goal by Cristian Romero.

He was closed down by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg but finished brilliantly into the far bottom corner, showing his attacking qualities.

But Spence was then left displeased as the coaching staff looked to have ruled out his effort and he had no problem showing his frustrations.


Spence’s finishing is a good sign for Conte

Despite his goal being disallowed, it will be encouraging for Conte to see Spence making the most of these types of opportunities on the right-hand side.

Last season, Emerson Royal often made little use of encouraging openings and the Italian will want to see his wing-backs create more opportunities, as well as scoring more goals.

Matt Doherty had more success in an attacking sense but Spence will be looking to force his way into the Spurs team after making the switch from the Championship.

The England U21 International put up decent numbers for Nottingham Forest last season as he managed three goals and five assists under Steve Cooper.

Spence was brilliant for Forest during their promotion-winning season and put in some notable displays in the FA Cup against Leicester City and Arsenal.

The full-back will certainly bring energy and dynamism to Conte’s side but the Italian will be hoping the youngster can offer more end product in the final third than Royal.
 
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I watched 3 mins and 50 seconds of that turd to see it, yawn.
The moving camera behind the goal has made me sea sick....
 
Thought it might amuse some(y)
Down there they have every player under the media / fan microscope.
No chance of getting away with anything.
 

Why Djed Spence threw his arms up in frustration during Tottenham training yesterday​

By Milo Clay.

Tottenham Hotspur defender Djed Spence is being put through his paces by Antonio Conte and his staff after completing his switch from Middlesbrough this summer.

And Spence was spotted throwing his arms up in the air in frustration during a Spurs training session yesterday after he had a goal disallowed.

The 21-year-old is just the latest addition to Conte’s squad and the sixth player to come through the door at Spurs.

And it seems that the former Boro man is settling in quickly at Hotspur Way as he adjusts to life in North London.

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Djed Spence in Tottenham training

In the club’s YouTube video of yesterday’s training session, Spence threw his arms up in annoyance after seemingly having a goal disallowed.

The Spurs squad were playing mini-games during training and the full-back was put through on goal by Cristian Romero.

He was closed down by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg but finished brilliantly into the far bottom corner, showing his attacking qualities.

But Spence was then left displeased as the coaching staff looked to have ruled out his effort and he had no problem showing his frustrations.


Spence’s finishing is a good sign for Conte

Despite his goal being disallowed, it will be encouraging for Conte to see Spence making the most of these types of opportunities on the right-hand side.

Last season, Emerson Royal often made little use of encouraging openings and the Italian will want to see his wing-backs create more opportunities, as well as scoring more goals.

Matt Doherty had more success in an attacking sense but Spence will be looking to force his way into the Spurs team after making the switch from the Championship.

The England U21 International put up decent numbers for Nottingham Forest last season as he managed three goals and five assists under Steve Cooper.

Spence was brilliant for Forest during their promotion-winning season and put in some notable displays in the FA Cup against Leicester City and Arsenal.

The full-back will certainly bring energy and dynamism to Conte’s side but the Italian will be hoping the youngster can offer more end product in the final third than Royal.
Jeez! Sounds they be reporting which way the wind was blowing every time he farts down there!
 
An issue with Djed is if he doesn't get any game time after playing every minute of every game at Forest. I get the impression he likes a bit of attention.
He'd better learn how to stand to attention rather than mess with Conte, I have a feeling it won't be long before fally outs.
 
Wow.....an ex player showing a moderate level of emotion in training.................he's obviously a psychopath and this alone is full justification for the club to cash in on him

Meanwhile...................back in the good old world
 
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Wrong side of his man 2-3 times, fannied out of a tackle, got megged with a cruyff turn and a goal ruled out :LOL:
 
In other news Marcus Tavernier downgrades from poachies to boilers after realising that Bournemouth’s canteen infrastructure cannot handle premier league quality egg requests.

generic tea in polystyrene cups an all!
 
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