Tottenham next captain

 Ange Postecoglou has named Son Heung-min as Tottenham’s next captain, with the South Korean set to permanently strap on the armband from tomorrow’s match at Brentford. 

Son is the perfect choice to lead Tottenham. He is a consummate professional who leads by example. While thought of as somewhat soft-spoken, Sonny bleeds Lilywhite and is fully deserving of the armband

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