Player Watch Player Watch - Lucas Moura

[spur_souljah]

For me that Ajax comeback was the best recent Tottenham memory and that's down to Lucas. Such an injustice that he didn't get to start the final .
That was a real heartfelt message.

 

[FrankSpencer]

Just a wonderful human being, I’d love him in my friend circle. Proper.

 

[KAISERwells]

Gave me the best moment of my spurs life x

 

[soflapaul]

Class. Committed. Pure Coys.

 

[Wig]

I'm not crying, you're crying.

Edit... just seen someone else posted the same earlier. Yeah, I'm sure a few of us feel the same. What a genuinely amazingly sweet guy, he's been an inspiration. From nights in Amsterdam to a worldie against Norwich, to being an ambassador for Brazilian newcomers like Vini, Lucas has been such a positive

 

[Bobbins]

Oh, shit. I wasn't expecting to tear up watching this. Incredible to watch a player who clearly loves the club as much as we do.

Imagine how emotional it's going to be when Hugo goes. I don't think I ever want to see it.

 

[VoteMe4Prez]

I just watched his sendoff. I am absolutely heartbroken. He lived and breathed Tottenham for the last 5 years.

 

[easley91]

Don't forget he has helped every Brazilian that joined us since in settling. Will never forget that Vinicius video.

I think for what he brought off the pitch alone he should be credited. You can tell he was a big character in the dressing room.

That Vinicius video is below.

 

[eViL]

Not a winger.

Oddly enough.. Nuno seemed to be the only manager that understood Moura's natural game to create chaos through the centre.

Hey ho - lovely guy. I'm sure everyone wishes him well, I certainly do.

 

[sidford]

Shit, that actually hit me in the feels. I wasn't expecting to be sucked in by that but I really have been. I hate the club at this moment in time but that's a great post.

 

[coy-spurs1882]

bring him back as a coach if he is interested after retirement

 

[kent brockman]

The Amsterdam comeback is by far the most euphoric footballing moment that I have ever experienced.

 

[ralphs bald spot]

I think he has been much maligned by some people - I think his been a really good player who at a time when we have had outstanding forwards has been pretty dam decent himself - apart from the Ajax game his two goals at Old Trafford the first hat trick in the new ground and some of his other goals have been brilliant one last season was probably our goal of the season - we will do well to find back up as good as he has been

 

[muppetman]

I've always thought that he is quite a simple, gentle soul.

All the best Lucas, hope you have a few more special nights, wherever you end up.

COYS COYS COYS COYS COYS COYS COYS COYS COYS COYS COYS COYS

 

[Gassin's finest]

That commentary still rings in my head to this day; "OHhhh, they've done it!!"

Jenas in bits, Lucas leaping, Poch with his tie askew.

Build the statue.

 

[Typical Spurs]

First and foremost, what a lovely guy he is.

Secondly, he always tried. Frustrating at times but none of us could criticise his effort.

Third, its a team game but he gave me my most memorable night as a Spurs fan and I'll be forever grateful for that.

 

[Wick3d]

That's done me. I'll be in the Ajax CL Semi Final 2nd Leg thread if anyone wants me.

Start from page 115. The first hundred pages are people moaning about Trippier; if only they knew...

 

[RuskyM]

For as many issues as I have with his politics, he gave me the best night of my life. I hope he gets a good send off today. Thank you Lucas.

 

[qqq1]

Does anyone else remember a video of some Ajax fans watching the match and counting down to the end of injury time? They got to 0, started cheering and then Lucas scored. It was hilarious.

 

[Tottenhamboy85]

Say whatever you want about this guy but one thing for sure he loves our club