Tottenham: Fans slam Serge Aurier’s tackle on Sergio Aguero during Manchester City victory

Many Tottenham fans have slammed defender Serge Aurier after a tackle he made during his side’s 2-0 victory against Manchester City on Sunday.
The 27-year-old played 90 minutes of a game that saw VAR controversy and red cards as the north London side took down the reigning champions at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Goals from debutant Steven Bergwijn and Heung-min Son secured all three points, but it was not a perfect afternoon for all of Jose Mourinho’s players.
Aurier, who is valued at £18m by TransferMarkt, conceded a first-half penalty with the help of the video assistant referee after a rash challenge on the Citizens’ Sergio Aguero, which shot-stopper Hugo Lloris saved after Ilkay Gundogan stepped up. This is not the first occasion that his tackling has been scrutinised. He was slaughtered by fans after his team were hammered 7-2 by Bayern Munich earlier in the season, and similar views were echoed once more. One fan said that he would be a liability even in a pub team.
Check out some of the best Twitter responses down below…
He commits stupid fouls in the box every 3/4 games.
— Brick Top (@Eradicator_NYC) February 2, 2020
We should have upgraded him in this window but honestly don’t know what is going on. Oh yes I do – Levy is holding all the money. He wants champagne football on a beer budget.
— Polar (@FPL_Polar) February 2, 2020
Well said chief
— Aaron Welch (@aaronwelch01) February 2, 2020
I know he’s a clown he makes to many mistakes will never feel confident in big games with him at the back
— Gaz (@Gaz55167681) February 2, 2020
He proved to be a liability why can’t our management see that
— Moz (@Mozziey) February 2, 2020
Not just Spurs, he’d be a liability in a pub team
— Scott (@scottspur) February 2, 2020
Such a shame that there’s not been a transfer market recently so we could have replaced him 🤬🤬🤬COYS
— David Cross (@DC72COYS) February 2, 2020
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