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What Guglielmo Vicario was spotted constantly doing in Tottenham vs Man United that was different to Hugo Lloris
Guglielmo Vicario made his long-awaited return from injury against Manchester United and instantly demonstrated his importance to the team.
Tottenham defeated Manchester United 1-0 in North London as James Maddison’s first-half strike proved♑ to be thꦍe difference between the two teams.
After the match, Maddison expressed the importan🐼ce of Vicario’s return as the 28-year-old made several key saves to keep Ruben Amorim’s tea��m at bay൩.
But the Italian international also showed his significance to Ange Postecoglou’s Spurs side by 🧜what he was spotted continuously doing against the Red Devils.
Guglielmo Vicario’s leadership for Tottenham
Alasdair Gold has revealed how Guglielmo Vicario was seen constantly communicating with his teammates against 🃏Manchester United.
Whether he was screaming praise,𒀰 criticism, instructions or in delight, the Italian was a hub of activity on hisꦏ return to action.
Tottenham have been 🌸short of leaders over recent months so to have Vicario back on the pitch is a major boost just for that reason alone.
Gold told ♋his YouTube channel: “Postecoglou and Spurs have missed Vicario. It often goes under the radar how good the 28-year-old is as a showstopper, organiser and a really noisy leader at the back.”
Why Vicario is so different Hugo Lloris at Tottenham
The Tottenham journalist claimed that former club captain Hugo Lloris was unfairly criticised at times for his lack of leadership on t🌸he pitch, however, compared to their new number one, he was a lot less communicative.
“When Sജon went off late in the game, the armband was passed to Vicario, he was the next in line, he is part of their leadership group,” Gold claimed.
“Lloris was a goalkeeper captain and was l😼ouder than wh🅠at people gave him credit for, but it was nothing compared to Vicario.
“Vi💜cario is a constant noise machine, whether he’s shouting, praising, telling someone off, roღaring with delight – he is a constant ball of noise and activity.”
Guglielmo Vicario’s passion at full-time vs Manchester United
Vicario’s pass♈ion has also been something theඣ Lilywhites have missed and at full-time against Manchester United, that was on clear show.
Tottenham’s shot-stopper screamed in delight as the full-time whistle sounded as he m♛arked his return with three points and a clean sheet.
Vicario has been out of action since November and had to watch on as Spurs brought in competition for his starting spot in Antonin Kinsky.