‘Stop it,’ Gary Neville said of a 27-year-old Tottenham Hotspur player who got him ‘furious’ last night.

Sky Sports intellectual Gary Neville has expressed his opinion on Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Yves Bissouma after he got a red card against Nottingham Woods the previous evening

Even though it’s never easy to play a night game at the City Ground, Spurs dominated a lot of the game yesterday. The victory was sealed by goals from Richarlison and Dejan Kulusevski, but Bissouma’s suspension has somewhat dampened the mood.

Gary Neville hammers Tottenham star Yves Bissouma after his red card
Tottenham have been a delight to watch this season thanks to Ange Postecoglou, however the one region where they have been truly poor is their discipline.

This season, Spurs have received 46 yellow cards and four red cards. This was Yves Bissouma’s second game of the campaign, and his challenge was truly reckless.

The Mali global jumped in with his studs appearing. He definitely deserved the red card for catching Ryan Yates high on his knee.

Yesterday, Gary Neville had his say regarding Bissouma’s departure, and he is not at all pleased. Spurs were urged to stop making such hasty challenges by the Manchester United legend.

He said on Sky Sports: ” These kinds of challenges haven’t been seen in years. These must stop. It’s a straight red, prohibited for three games, and totally, I have no compassion at all. They don’t exist any longer [these challenges]. Ten or fifteen years ago, they were banned! They appear to have returned this last little while.

They must put an end to it because it will cost Tottenham money. Spikes will drop focuses without these players. You can’t do anything about their injuries. Yet, in the event that they’re consistently being impulsive and careless with these difficulties, it becomes idiocy, it’s franticness.

I bet he is enraged within. I’m sure the Spurs fans are furious. I’m a little bit enraged because I haven’t been able to watch a team play football that has excited me as much as this team because I know I’ll get a good game.

“They must shut down those small amounts of sick discipline. I acknowledge that it’s responsibility however they simply appear to consistently make it happen. They must put an end to it.

Bissouma of Tottenham may not play again until February. The Mali international will be suspended for four games after receiving his second red card of the season.

The 27-year-old will now be unavailable for Spurs’ Premier League games against Everton, Brighton, and Bournemouth, as well as their FA Cup games against Burnley.

"These challenges have got to STOP!" ❌ @Gnev2 and @Carra23 react to Yves Bissouma's red card and Spurs' disciplinary issues this season ???? pic.twitter.com/Odro4Ltjsw

— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) December 15, 2023

Bissouma will then leave for the African Cup of Nations to play for Mali. Even if they lose in the group stage, he won’t be back until the end of January. That implies there’s an opportunity of a lifetime his next appearance for Tottenham will be in February.

Spurs will be without Bissouma a lot, but he can only blame himself for this.

Latest news about Tottenham and Paul Merson’s big prediction for Friday’s Premier League game against Nottingham Forest Paul Merson has admitted that he thinks Tottenham will be in the top four if their injury crisis eases before the game

At Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Spurs dominated Newcastle by a score of 4-1 to end their five-game losing streak.

Friday night’s installation starts off an ostensibly good installation run for the Lilywhites with home games against Everton and Bournemouth, in spite of their great structure, to track with a conflict against Brighton on the south coast. Ange Postecoglou’s team will likely enter the game with confidence after a comfortable victory over another major rival on Sunday.

Anyway another injury blow has since arisen encompassing Giovani Lo Celso who has dazzled as of late. The Spurs owner revealed on Thursday: This week, Gio [Lo Celso] is the only newcomer. Sadly, he experienced some discomfort during training; I have no idea what it is; as a result, he did not participate in training today and will not be available tomorrow. I hope it won’t be too serious.”

Merson is confident that Spurs will return to London with all three points following last weekend’s action at the City Ground, where they will begin the following gameweek. Last weekend, Nottingham Forest played very defensively against Wolves because Steve Cooper was under so much pressure. They just couldn’t get going. In his Sportskeeda predictions column, he wrote, “They’re playing at home but will set up like an away team considering their situation, which will play into Tottenham’s strengths.”

“I expect the Spurs to win this one because they have stopped the rot and are getting some players back to full fitness. They have been a fun team to watch as a neutral this season, despite the fact that their defense is still quite open. I anticipate an entertaining football match, and you can bet your bottom dollar that this one won’t end goalless. I’m going for a 2-1 victory because I think Tottenham will get all three points.

“The race for the top four is heavily influenced by Tottenham’s injury situation. Aston Manor are up there and might be in the title race after their explanation wins against Manchester City and Munititions stockpile. Since they have beaten two of the big boys at Villa Park and have an incredible record at home, they’ll be excited to play wherever they are. To remain there, however, they must improve their travels.”

Prediction: Tottenham Hotspur 1-2 Nottingham Forest.

Tottenham are about to break their transfer record for a superb Premier League player as Postecoglou devastates West Ham’s plans.

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou is reportedly pressuring the club to make a firm bid for Fulham midfielder Joao Palhinha, despite the fact that any transfer is anticipated to set a new club record fee

After joining Spurs from Celtic earlier this summer, the Greek-born Australian officially starts his new role as manager today. But the 57-year-old is already in charge, having a voice in the club’s early summer transfer negotiations.

Indeed, it was Postecoglou‘s call earlier this week to sign both Guglielmo Vicacrio and James Maddison. The goalkeeper joined Spurs for £17 million from Empoli. Meanwhile, Maddison has joined Leicester for a fee of £40 million.

Spurs, on the other hand, are far from done this summer and want to pursue Wolfsburg defender Micky van de Ven next. To that goal, chairman Daniel Levy has initiated ‘direct conversations’ with Fabrizio Romano, who claims he is “keen” on the transfer.

Tottenham is also aiming to strengthen their center midfield. Postecoglou is also pressing Levy to approach Fulham for Palhinha, according to The Sun (July 1, page 67).

After joining from Sporting Lisbon for £20 million, the Portugal midfielder had a fantastic debut season in the Premier League. The 27-year-old appeared in 40 games in all competitions, scoring four times.

His tigerish antics in the engine room, though, drew the most attention. With 147 tackles, he was the division’s leading tackler. Moises Caicedo came in second with 100 points, demonstrating how the Portuguese was definitely in a league of his own.

This form has prompted to speculation that West Ham are interested in luring Palhinha across London to replace Declan Rice.
The Cottagers, understandably, are not eager to let Palhinha depart without a fight. Despite spending only £20 million for him a year ago, they are now said to be worth roughly £90 million.

Nonetheless, West Ham are apparently drafting a bid in the hope that a sizable offer will persuade Fulham to sell.

Postecoglou, on the other hand, has made Palhinha his next key priority for Spurs.

To that purpose, they are apparently considering a transaction much above their existing club record of £60 million paid to Everton for Richarlison.

If they are to sign, Postecoglou will need to persuade Levy to swallow some of his pride. This is due to the fact that the Portuguese star was on Tottenham‘s radar last summer. But, after passed up the chance to recruit him for £20 million, Levy will be disappointed to have to pay a far higher amount again.

Furthermore, with Palhinha turning 28 next week, Levy may well wonder how many years he has left at the top.

Spurs may fund the transaction by selling three players.

Postecoglou, on the other hand, appears to be unfazed and apparently intends to persuade Levy to launch a bid.

Spurs, on the other hand, may fund the transaction by releasing a number of players. Tanguy Ndombele and Giovani Lo Celso are unlikely to be included in the new manager’s plans.

Furthermore, rumours say that the club is eager to sell Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, who is becoming a target for Atletico Madrid.

Some may be surprised by the trade, but there are concerns about whether the Dane is mobile enough to play Postecoglou‘s style.