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Spurs 3rd Shirt on sale in Mexico and Fernando Llorente

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The Tottenham Hotspur third kit has been found for sale in  Guadalajara, Mexico on Sept 1st. It was for sale at the Mall for 1399 pesos, which is £60.63 (€66.21 - AUS$98.52 - US$78.52).

New Spurs signing, 32-year-old (33 next February) Fernando Llorente scored the most headed goals (7) in the Premier League last season for former club Swansea City. He has managed to reignite his career after leaving Juventus, for whom he scored 27 goals (10 assists) in 92 games, for Sevilla where he scored 7 goals (5 assists) in 27 games.

He re-found his scoring boots for Swansea City in his first season in the Premier League with 15 goals (1 assist) in 35 games.

Scoring Record by League
LaLiga 17,795 minutes played, 88 goals scored, a goal every 202.22 minutes
Serie A 4,468 minutes played, 23 goals scored, a goal every 194.26 minutes
Premier League 2,451 minutes played, 15 goals scored, a goal every 163.40 minutes

Scoring Record in Europe
Champions League 909 minutes played, 4 goals scored, a goal every 227.25 minutes
Europas League 2,410 minutes played, 16 goals scored, a goal every 150.63 minutes

Career Scoring Record
31,540 minutes played, 190 goals scored, a goal every 166 minutes

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3 comments

  1. His transfer has received a mixed reception on the web.
    Clearly, at 6’5¨ he offers something that we don’t have; I’m looking forward to us actually scoring a goal from the plethora of corners that we manage to force each game!
    It does, however raise some questions…
    Will we see Poch playing 2 up front, especially if the occasion demands it?
    Is there room on the bench for 2 strikers?
    I feel for VJ I really do cos, let’s face it, he’s not had a lot of playing time and I can understand his refusal to leave for B’ton on loan.
    In Poch we trust, and I still do, but is he (Poch) relying on his chairman to bail him out of the misfits?
    You see, I don’t subscribe to this notion that Poch has a magical touch and that therefore every player who arrives will automatically become a better player.
    Sissoko is clearly much happier playing in his natural position (CMF) but Poch wanted him play on the right flank.
    Then there is Alli…showboating yet again against Malta..yep I know he provided the assist for the fi…
    • Who determines if the situation demands it and who determines whether that opinion is the correct one and using what criteria? Just because a fan believes something to be right doesn't man it is. There is more than one way to solve a problem.

      I agree there will be situations when both need to be on the pitch and I'm sure that will happen. I also agree with VJ but he is another Soldado it seems, he is in a catch 22. he has to perform to play more and play more to perform. Bottom line it is down to him to produce, but he spends too long with his back to goal.
      Trying things is what changes games and as long as Dele is trying them in the last third there isn't a problem. Of course if you want him to just be like every other player.....
    • I would want Alli to play football and contribute more to his team rather than expect them to provide cover every time he loses the ball.
      “Football is simple, but the hardest thing to do is play simple football” Johann Cruyff.