"Will you shut up?"
Jameson Maddison saved Tottenham in crisis against Manchester United 'Manchester United legend'Roy Keane's shot at him before the game.
Madison rushed to the second ball against Manchester United in the 25th round of the English Premier League at Tottenham's home turf on the 17th (Korea time) and shook the net to lead the team to a 1-0 victory. Thanks to this one-goal, Tottenham revived by winning their first two consecutive games since September. Madison's dart ceremony, which fans love, has been intense for the first time in a long time. Madison then performed a 'shhhh" ceremony with his hand in his mouth. After the game 'Shh!' Madison revealed himself who the ceremony was directed at.
Madison, who started the day after recovering from a calf injury and became Tottenham's only goal and winning goal, said in a social networking service (SNS) video on the 18th (Korea time) that Ian Wright criticized him saying, `You have to silence James. You are the only one who will do the work." he added. Then, he posted a video of the winning goal in the 13th minute of the first half of the Manchester United match and a video of the ceremony of 'Shhh' and put 'counter' to Keane's shot.
In an interview with Sky Betting Podcast 'Stick to Football' before the game, Keane openly criticized Madison. "I saw Madison against Tamworth. He should have been out. Tamworth is a non-league team. People say Madison is a good player, but when will he be able to become a starting player. He was relegated with Leicester City and similar at Tottenham. Madison itself is not bad, but if he comes back and thinks he can put Tottenham in the top six, it's in the cuckoo land (in the delusional world)," he said, pointing to a day of criticism. "He's a talented player, but if you're a player in the Tottenham locker room and he's back in the team, you wouldn't think, 'James is back today, so we'll be fine.'"
Madison was asked about the 'silence' ceremony after the victory and did not mention Keane's name, but he hinted around 'external noise'. In an interview with Sky Sports, Madison said "It's always hard to sit out because of injuries. Whether you miss one game or ten, you always do your best to get back"I played knowing that I could be different today. It's been an up-and-down season and the league standings haven't been where we want them to be, but I'm really proud of our players. I'm really happy to be able to make the players and fans go home happily." Madison then said "I've always been a goal-scoring midfielder. That's why Tottenham recruited me. I'm here to open up a creative outlet and score a goal. There was some noise outside this part. People will have their own opinions." He then said "No one criticizes me more than me. The director prefers us to be in our own 'bubble (separated space)', but it's a challenge in the social media era. You see these things. I don't want to make excuses for my teammates who have been in form all season, but the last few months have been really tough"He confessed his feelings.
"It is good for injured players to come back and relieve the burden on the players who have been playing nonstop every three days. It is important for us to show our presence and run in front of us as we did in a lackluster time." He made it clear that he wants to be a force for the 'Team in Crisis."
Reporter Jeon Young-ji sky4us@sportschosun.com
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