Calvin Bassey, formerly of Ibrox, once again played an inadvertent pivotal role in favour of Ange Postecoglou’s team during the Tottenham Hotspur vs Fulham fixture in London. Regrettably, Bassey committed two errors for Fulham, both of which led directly to goals for the Spurs side.
The man who not once, but twice fluffed his lines in a Glasgow derby was a lucky charm for Ange. Son and Maddison were clinical when given the opportunity.
The Celtic support expressed sincere disappointment when the Australian manager left the club, especially after securing the treble. Upon his arrival in Glasgow, Ange Postecoglou was an enigmatic figure, yet he soon established his credentials, reshaping the landscape of Scottish football.
Mistake 1
WHAT A FINISH FROM SON! 🤩 pic.twitter.com/riPZNwGX6U
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WHAT A SEASON JAMES MADDISON IS HAVING! 👏
His first goal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium! 🙌 pic.twitter.com/6GkHNpuDeg
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Under the guidance of the former Celtic boss, the team clinched five out of six possible domestic trophies. This period of leadership will forever be etched in the annals of Celtic’s illustrious history.
When he transitioned to Tottenham Hotspur, there were sceptics, particularly those who undervalued Scottish football and the contributions of the Spurs boss. Presently, it’s evident that many of those critics are revising their initial assessments, acknowledging his managerial prowess. This is Spurs best ever start to a Premier League season and they sit top of the pile.
As for Mr. Bassey, his high-profile transfer from Ibrox to Ajax was met with considerable attention. While the transaction was financially beneficial for Ibrox, his tenure at Ajax drew mixed reviews, with some critiques being particularly sharp.
Fulham’s subsequent acquisition of Bassey was seen as a bold move. Recent performances have reignited discussions about his consistency and even ability to play at a decent level.
