HAS DJED SPENCE HAS PROVED WHY HE CANT BE SOLD
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Why does the host believe selling Jed Spence would be Tottenham’s biggest mistake?
Hi everybody, welcome to Talk in Tottenham eighteen eighty two. Wow, what a game last night. Unbelievable. I don't think I've ever seen a game of football like that. Well, not the one I can r uh remember. Not certainly not a competitive game. And yet again Oh, go away. Jet Spence. Shone out like a bright star that he is. We'll get into that in a minute. Guys, first things first, please hit the like button. And if you're here for the first time, please hit the subscribe button and the notification bell so that you know and you can follow all of our videos. And also don't forget our sponsor, OKJersey. Uh, if you use the code TT10, All of the kids are in. Fan version. And also the players version, which is a little skinnier.
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How did England and the World Cup showcase Spence’s ability to handle pressure?
Forget the transfer rumors, guys. After this World Cup, the biggest mistake Spurs could make, I believe, is selling Jed Spence. We've we've sold players before and they've they've gone on to become stars. I honestly believe Jed Spence, if he was sold, could go on to become a star that we will regret selling. This World Cup hasn't just been good. You know, it's changed the entire conversation. Because England trusted him. Thomas Tuchel trusted him. His teammates trusted him. So why are Spurs fans still talking about selling him? Because I don't get it personally. I really don't. I think De Zerby has to keep Jed Spence. Do you agree? I'm gonna try and put my case forward, but let me know what you think. His performances for me is proof of why I think he's massively underrated by our fans and why selling him.
This summer could be a huge, huge mistake. I mean, people questioned, what do they question? They questioned his attitude, they questioned his professionalism, his concentration. And what we've seen for England is the complete and utter opposite. Um, did he have trouble in his early part of his career? Yes, he did. But so have many other players. Are you gonna hold that against him?
What specific defensive qualities make Spence one of Spurs’ most valuable full‑backs?
Really? Do you care what happened at Middlesbrough or what happened at Leeds in the journey? Do you care the fact that he was signed by Spurs, uh by Daniel Levy, and Conte got the arse and didn't even want to see him? Didn't even want to watch him train and sent him away. Do you think that is inducive for like, you know, for someone's career and confidence?
But listen, what we've seen for England is, like I said before, the complete opposite. He's handled the pressure, he's handled the big crowds, he's handled knockout football. He never hid. He never panicked. He played with aggression and he played with confidence. We know he did. You saw it. We've seen it all. Huh? He played with it. He had elite recovery pace. Is recovery speed really honestly changed games, especially for um That tackle. I mean who can forget that tackle?
That tackle was unbelievable. Like modern full backs, right, have to defend huge spaces because they're I mean they get caught out. has massive gaps and a player with his pace You know Is invaluable.
Why do some Spurs fans still argue for selling Spence despite his recent form?
Spence is one of the quickest defenders that Spurs well that Spurs have, apart from maybe Mickey van der Ven, and certainly what England have. And when Tottenham lose possession, he can erase the mistakes just like Mickey can. All right. For me, that's priceless. Why would you why are you why are we talking about selling him? I just don't get it. Destined Dogie's been injured. The second best ability is availability and Jed has been available. He's he's one v one defending is absolutely superb. We've seen it. We saw in the in the game um against Argentina. Um well I'll find the clip now. When he's it I mean listen, it he was so rated by Messi, he got the shirt from Messi. He also got the shirt from Mbappe.
What does that tell you? Not that he went up and asked for the shirt, the fact that he got the shirt because he deserved it. Um, but look at his timing in that game against Argentina for that tackle, the patience, his body shape, staying on his feet, not diving in, even when he was out on his feet, that um
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why does the host believe selling Jed Spence would be Tottenham’s biggest mistake?
0:01–1:10
2
How did England and the World Cup showcase Spence’s ability to handle pressure?
1:10–2:29
3
What specific defensive qualities make Spence one of Spurs’ most valuable full‑backs?
2:29–3:44
4
Why do some Spurs fans still argue for selling Spence despite his recent form?
3:44–5:23
5
How does Spence’s versatility on both flanks affect Tottenham’s tactical options?
5:23–6:46
6
What does the host say about Spence’s development under Roberto De Zerbi?
6:46–8:17
7
How does Spence’s elite recovery pace compare to other Premier League defenders?
8:17–9:43
8
What final call does the host make about keeping Spence for the future?
9:43–11:04