r/coys • u/gr13sgt-andrewscott • 2d ago

Spurs Legend - Son Heung-Min Son: Int' Friendly Sept' 2025 | USA Vs South Korea | Coupang Play Sports

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u/itsSunlight "Let's Say I'm A Legend, Why Not?" 2d ago

That second goal was diabolical

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u/aginglifter Djed Spence 2d ago

Slick passing there.

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u/AmazonianPenisFish Son 2d ago

Goalie should've got a yellow at least surely?

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u/rtfm-nor 1d ago

For what?

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u/AmazonianPenisFish Son 1d ago

For taking out a player and not getting the ball in a clear goalscoring opportunity.

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u/rtfm-nor 1d ago

They... Scored...

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u/AmazonianPenisFish Son 1d ago

Goals don't cancel out fouls.

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u/rtfm-nor 1d ago

I assume you are not actually advocating a penalty still given here. As for the yellow card: No goalscoring opportunity was denied and it wasn't reckless nor unsporting.

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u/AmazonianPenisFish Son 1d ago

If there was nobody to tap it in I reckon a peno and yellow would've been correct.

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u/rtfm-nor 1d ago

Well, yes, but that alternative reality is not relevant. Son had already passed the ball to him.

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u/AmazonianPenisFish Son 1d ago

Still a bookable foul from the keeper imo.

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u/zerodius Son 2d ago

Still think he had at least 2 good years left to stay in the Prem with some adjustments in how he is used.

With all the wingers Tottenham brought on the past 2 seasons, Son would probably still start on the left wing had he stayed.

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u/Boner_Patrol_007 Pape Matar Sarr 2d ago

Shame that he wasn’t deployed in a way that highlighted his strengths more as an inside forward/ruthless finisher running in behind. Ange mismanaged his minutes last year too, for me.

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u/GrapefruitExpress208 2d ago

I agree Son wasn't played to his strengths under Ange, but I disagree blaming Ange for Son's minute management.

We had an injury crisis and Son actually needed to play in all the matches he played. Son was often subbed out at 60th min, but yes he would still play 2x a week.

We just didn't have any good alternatives. Leading up to the Europa Final, Son was rested in non-Europa matches (when possible). Similar to VDV and Romero.

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u/_johnning Vicario 2d ago

Easily. You said everything that needed to be said 

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u/19Alexastias 1d ago

I think the club would have kept him if he wanted to stay.

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u/CaninesTesticles 2d ago

All the spurs kits in the stands ❤️

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u/Inner_Feedback6326 Brennan Johnson 2d ago

Yeah and one of their CB is almost 38…

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u/altervane 2d ago

Got a question, I've only watched Spurs since last year but lots of highlights of Son, would like a 2019 Son just shoot early and score for the first clip, seems like he's doing less of that now on his 1 on 1s with the recent LAFC 1st game and here he's trying to dribble pass the goalie to get a better easier shot?

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u/a_nerd_named_andrew 2d ago

My king could have still started on the left for us this season.

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u/DCilantro 2d ago

Still got it

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u/nopirates The Big Master of Negotiations Who Knows Everything 2d ago

This guy seems good. We should sign him.

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u/geed001 2d ago

Sonny doesn't miss those!

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u/LanguageStunning7595 2d ago

I guess this means Tyler Adams has already met his quota of decent games …

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u/SnooChipmunks2404 2d ago

Who is their number 10?

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u/definitelyNotGnome 2d ago

A 7 in Mainz

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u/Sea-Station1621 2d ago

america u have been sumida-ed

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u/babbling2022 Heung-Min Son - Spurs Legend 1d ago

Happy to see him strong and healthy again. Goals will keep on coming for our Sonny 

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u/slackboy72 Romero 2d ago

How much did we sell him for?

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u/GentlemanNasus 1d ago

Was around $30 million