Premier league news: Tottenham Hotspurs, West Ham United, West Bromwich Albion
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: Despite hearing huge amount of praises, In form left winger Gareth Bale still expects to keep his feet on the ground and not get too carried away. Bale has transformed into one of the most exciting left wingers in Europe and just at the
age of 21, is one of the most in demand players in Europe. The player claimed that it is because of the hard work he did while not in the first team, that paid off and is the reason why he’s playing.
"I think now, having had a run in the team, that you learn more and more when you play every game. Everyone has something to learn, every player in the world. I'm learning every time I play and bringing new things into my game. The more I play, the more
I learn and the more confident I get. I feel I'm progressing more and more as a player and I just want to keep doing that. Everyone's target is to get better and it's no different for me, I just want to keep playing, keep learning and getting better.", claimed
the Wales International. In his 9 appearances so far the Spurs this season, Bale has scored 3 times and has been instrumental for the side’s top form this season both domestically and in Europe.
WEST BROMWICH ALBION: English goalkeeper Scott Carson has expressed his disappointment to be left out of the English National side for Euro 2012 qualifier against Montenegro. Carson produced some impressive performances for West Bromwich this season and
looked forward to being selected for the National side. He expected that he may be on track of getting his international career straight but had to withdraw owing to family obligations.
Robert Green has been included in the squad for Carson and the player claimed that getting a call for the Euro 2012 against Bulgaria was a huge boost. The player claimed that it was unfortunate to pull out of the camp owing to family bereavement. Carson
received a fax from the FA, stating that he was in the provisional squad for the qualifier against Montenegro, but was devastated when he was omitted from the list.
WEST HAM UNITED: English goalkeeping coach Ray Clemence has backed Robert Green to bounce back from his World Cup nightmare and believed that Green has the mental strength to challenge for the number 1 shot. Robert Green was omitted from the side owing to
his World Cup howler against USA, which led USA to equalize in the World Cup opening Match and veteran goalkeeper David James was selected.
Currently, Joe Hart remains Capello’s first choice and would be in between the sticks in the Montenegro Match this Tuesday. Clemence however has backed Green owing to the Hammers shotstopper’s recent increase in from and was thus selected for the English
squad for the first time since his blunder at South Africa.
The coach stated that there was no doubt Green was a good player as he was chosen for the World Cup. Clemence stated that he has noted the player for the past two matches with the Hammers and has seen him produce some inch perfect saves. Ray Clemence agreed
that it was a bad summer for the player in the World Cup and that may have been a major blow for his international career. Green has however the capability to bounce back from his blunder against USA and the coach had full belief that it would be matter of
time before Green get backs to the form he had before travelling to South Africa.
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