James Maddison revelled in a late Tottenham winner that sent the 'fans into madness,' feeling that 'if you could bottle that and sell it you'd get millions.'
James Maddison revelled in a late Tottenham winner that sent the “fans into madness,” feeling that “if you could bottle that and sell it you’d get millions.”
His latest, after he played the entirety of a game in which Tottenham won in the 94th minute, was no different. Indeed, it’s not lost on him what it means for the fans who’ve watched their side win in that fashion, creating an energy that helps the players fight to the very end.It’s always nice to win late, that feeling when you’re out there and it sends the fans into madness.
“It can be difficult if you aren’t clean and crisp on the ball. I just have to credit the character of the team,” Maddison added.
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