Wig
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Haha, I asked the exact same question! We have an international player that many of us don't even recognise!
Player Watch: Paulo Gazzaniga
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dontcallme
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Who is the guy that looks like Georgiou?
topper
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What, you mean the JLS lookalike in the second row below Toby?
Has to wear a hoodie to pare back some of his handsomeness for fear of breaking the internet.
Nine while nine
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Fun Fact 1:
Tonight Paulo Gazzaniga became the first Spurs goalkeeper to keep a clean sheet away at Arsenal in any competition for over 20 years. As a result, Arsenal have missed out on the chance of a trophy.
Fun Fact 2:
In November 1998, Espen Baardsen was the last keeper to keep a clean sheet away at Arsenal. The game finished 0-0 and Arsenal missed out on the League by a solitary point.
Well done Paulo and, all things considered, it'd be nice if we didn't wait another 20 years before it happened again...
Tonight Paulo Gazzaniga became the first Spurs goalkeeper to keep a clean sheet away at Arsenal in any competition for over 20 years. As a result, Arsenal have missed out on the chance of a trophy.
Fun Fact 2:
In November 1998, Espen Baardsen was the last keeper to keep a clean sheet away at Arsenal. The game finished 0-0 and Arsenal missed out on the League by a solitary point.
Well done Paulo and, all things considered, it'd be nice if we didn't wait another 20 years before it happened again...
He’s a great back up keeper
Tim Spur Would
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Saves on Ramsey and Mkhitarian aside, Gazzanigas passing set up both our goals. Incredible backup
MikeLondon
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Because you can’t explain the irrational attraction you feel towards him?
No because he looks like a mistake waiting to happen.
spurs mental
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Both his kicks set our goals up. I wish Lloris could kick that well.
CrouchPotato
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His performances are starting to justify why we kept him on. I genuinely believe he’s good enough to one day replace Hugo based solely on what we’ve seen. His distribution is brilliant too which is a nice change from Hugo.
nasescoba1985
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Honestly he was brilliant last night. His superb save from when they were through on goal kept us in it really and who knows what it would of been had Arsenal gone 1-0 up. He’s a little nervous on corners I see and seems to hesitate a little, but his shot stopping abilities are fantastic. Well done Gazza!!!
spids
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CAnnot see that myself. 7 games and how many mistakes? Watching Lloris on the other hand ... either brilliant or catastrophic this season! I want a keeper who will always be consistent and Gazza could be our long term number 1 in a year or two. Needs to be more dominant on crosses and other than that he's got everything he needs.
