Steven Bergwijn

[NickTB]

Training yesterday. More interested in the fact Danny Rose was there. Shows how tight these moves can be in the window. Training in the morning, different club that evening

 

[braineclipse]

I wouldn't expect defensive work to feature much on an attacking player's highlights video. Hopefully he does some.

True. I was looking at stats, but they are far from a prefect indication. Style of play, role in the team etc will influence things.

Feel quite confident that he's been well scouted. Defensive work rate was very important for Pochettino as it is for Mourinho so it's surely been a consideration.

 

[SteveAWOL]

Winning mentality!

Look who’s in the picture 👀 https://t.co/30qZc7YrHv

— George (@georgeachillea) January 29, 2020

 

[SteveAWOL]

Firstly some excellent video analysis: https://t.co/GRzyfpreoZ

— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) January 31, 2020

•2019/20
- 89 mins per G/A. 5 goals 10 assists already
-Higher assist output due to taking on a more creative role as an attacking midfielder/2nd striker (before Malen got injured)
-7 assists in 10 games as an attacking mid
- 2 key passes per game last season to 2.8 this season

— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) January 31, 2020

•When playing on the left- Bergwijn often cuts inside. Even though it may be predictable, it's still very hard to stop as his footwork is so quick
A) He either shoots with a very powerful shot (21% of his 19 league goals since start of last season are from outside the box) pic.twitter.com/30VUaiT0oR

— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) January 31, 2020

•When playing on the right:
A) He starts wide and dribbles inside and then dribbles back onto his right foot when he’s got the defender unbalanced in the area, to create room for a shot.
B) Or his starting position will be more narrow (which will complement Aurier overlapping) pic.twitter.com/JSFJq1dDlP

— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) January 31, 2020

3. Off-ball movement
•Scores more goals through movement into space for a cut-back rather than movement to far post and scoring tap-ins like Sterling for example
•Shown by just 3 goals in six-yard box since start of last season and 9 goals in the rest of the penalty area pic.twitter.com/gls1qcv4Dm

— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) January 31, 2020

 

[markysimmo]

Really excited to see him tomorrow

 

[El Dante]

Really think we need to adopt the Liverpool tactic with our front three. Striker dropping deep giving space to Bergwijn and Son. With Bergwijn’s pace we will suddenly be a lot more dangerous on the counter attacks too.

 

[Bedfordspurs]

Really think we need to adopt the Liverpool tactic with our front three. Striker dropping deep giving space to Bergwijn and Son. With Bergwijn’s pace we will suddenly be a lot more dangerous on the counter attacks too.

Well we have one of the best records for counter attacks anyway but I agree with the tweaks to the set up

 

[ricky2tricky4city]

Really think we need to adopt the Liverpool tactic with our front three. Striker dropping deep giving space to Bergwijn and Son. With Bergwijn’s pace we will suddenly be a lot more dangerous on the counter attacks too.

No. We need a big target man we can pump it up to.

 

[Spurs7891]

Just like Fernandes, don't know much about Berwijn. Wish we had signed established and experienced players instead of youngsters like Fernandes and Berwijn. Hope Mourinhi will get back his old magic to transform them into world class players.

 

[Seedy Ron]

Just like Fernandes, don't know much about Berwijn.

His name, for one thing.

 

[Moby]

His name, for one thing.

If only there was some way of finding their names out, whilst in the thread containing their names...

 

[Pirate55]

His name, for one thing.

Hey hey little Stevie.

Hope you have a memorable debut!

 

[nayenezgani]

Picked him to start, glad to see it happening.. Think he could have a real impact.

 

[StephenH]

Good luck to the lad! Let us give him time though.

 

[SteveAWOL]

Seems that not all players need an entire season to acclimatise

BRILLIANT BERGWIJN! ⚪️🇳🇱

What a moment for the Dutchman on his debut! He superbly sweeps it home to put Spurs ahead!

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— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) February 2, 2020

Steven Bergwijn scores against Manchester City with his first-ever shot in the Premier League.

UNBELIEVABLE. 🤯 pic.twitter.com/64Uf5Knwfh

— Squawka (@Squawka) February 2, 2020

250 - Steven Bergwijn’s opener for Spurs saw him become the 250th player to score on his debut in the @premierleague, and the 13th Dutchman to do so. Clogs. #TOTMCI pic.twitter.com/31FhpRRSYk

— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) February 2, 2020

 

[Bishop]

Quiet today but I think that was more down to the midfield, the times he had the ball he looked very promising. The goal was excellent technique, looking forward to seeing more, hopefully his injury is just a scare.

 

[mjc23]

What a goal from Stevie B!

 

[AdamB]

Apparently he cant play against Southampton?

 

[milo]

Not bad at all #COYS #THFC pic.twitter.com/59kRfhv7PH

— John Benfield (@Benfield13) February 2, 2020

 

[JerusalemMan]

Good luck to the lad! Let us give him time though.

He's just about done enough.
For today.