James Maddison says he is doing his “speaking in the field” in response to the critics who interrogated him before scoring the winner As Tottenham beat Manchester United Sunday.
Maddison was the only player who followed after the archer of United Andre Onana stopped the shot of Lucas Bergvall, which allowed him to complete an easy touch to score the only goal of the game.
He marked the strike with a celebration of conversation and spooky gestures.
And after the party, without appointing individual critics, he told Sky Sports: “There was a little external noise this week.
“People will have their opinions, but wanted to talk about the field. I hope there are a few to enjoy that I was the winner of the game today.”
This week, former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane said in the overlap podcast that Maddison “was relegated with Leicester and will be relegated with Spurs.”
Keane also emphasized that Maddison was a “talented player”, but said that those who thought his return would help Spurs enter the first six “were in Cucoo Land.”
The 28 -year -old had been out of action since he picked up an injury in the calf against Hoffenheim in the Europa League on January 23.
His goal against United was the first in the Premier League since December and his tenth in all competitions this season.
Unconsiscated among his gestures of conversation and spooky, Maddison also made his usual dart launch celebration.
When asked about responding to criticism, he added: “You see it and are there. Especially when it is a great profile name.
“No one is more critical of myself than me. To be fair to the player, he always talks about blocking exterior noise, but sometimes it is difficult, you know. He is constantly on your face. Social networks and whatsapp, sending things from People “
