Amazing:BBC pundit blown away by ‘outstanding’ Tottenham star

Tottenham Hotspur extended their winless run at Goodison Park to six matches when they played out a 2-2 draw on Premier League matchday 23 on Saturday.
Spurs took an early lead through a Richarlison strike in the 4th minute. The Brazilian was on hand again to restore the lead in the 41st minute through a fine strike but Everton ultimately snatched a draw in the dying minutes of the game.
Garth Crooks was envious of the Brazil international’s performance, as he is starting to establish himself as a crucial member of Ange Postecoglou’s team.
Son Heung-Min, 26, has shown goal-scoring abilities that have not been seen since his arrival from Everton since leaving for the Asian Cup.
Both his goal and his play in the 3-2 triumph over Brentford, their rivals in London, were outstanding. The most noteworthy of his actions was his considerate decision to hold off on celebrating his two goals in the 2-2 draw at Goodison Park against his old team, Everton.
What Crooks said about Richarlison
Crooks claimed that he is not a big fan of the Brazilian, and called him petulant at times. However, he has still included him in his team of the week for BBC Sports.
He said: “Tottenham and Everton fans will know that Richarlison is not one of my favourite players. In the past he has been petulant, complaining and dramatic, bordering on infantile, but since the departure of Son Heung-min to
The Brazilian has revealed a side of himself during the Asian Cup that I didn’t think he had.
“Not only did he play brilliantly in the 3-2 victory over Brentford, but he also scored two goals in the 2-2 draw with Everton four days later, and his behavior toward his former team was the most respectful I have ever seen in a football player.”
Richarlison not only understood the importance of the goals, but also the potentially disastrous impact they would have on Everton’s future. It was the height of respect for him to clasp his hands and bow to the Gwladys Street End in apology.
Upsurge in form
Given his current stellar play, Richarlison may be a strong candidate for the Premier League Player of the Month award at the end of February.
Destiny Udogie found the former Watford and Everton talisman in an unmarked position, and he skillfully put the ball into the back of the net. After that, he showed off his superb finishing skills by curling in a lovely goal from the edge of the box to make it 2-1 and deny Jordan Pickford any opportunity.
Even while the outcome may have disappointed many, Richarlison’s performance drew attention. Additionally, the Brazilian has returned to form at a perfect moment for Tottenham.