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Tottenham goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes insists team unity is key to success
Brazilian believes spirit will help move Spurs forward...
3 Sep 2010 14:56:00
By Matt Monaghan
Heurelho Gomes has declared the atmosphere within the Tottenham squad was pivotal in helping them reach the Champions League.
Spurs' remarkable campaign last term saw them reach the competition for the first time in their history. After seeing off Manchester City in the race to finish in fourth place in the Premier League table, the Brazil international praised the camaraderie manager Harry Redknapp has fostered.
Speaking to the club's official website, he said: "We operate in a very good atmosphere and that can only help.
"It ensures team unity and with it a feeling that anything and everything is possible. The team spirit here is great.
"It has to be that way because the Premier League is so tough. You must band together to succeed."
Gomes endured a difficult start to his White Hart Lane career two years ago after a series of high profile mistakes. He thanked the fans for their support and patience after finally coming good.
"I love the atmosphere here," said the ex-PSV Eindhoven goalkeeper.
"I try to build a good relationship with the supporters because I like to feel together as one with them. They make the club what it is."
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Spurs' remarkable campaign last term saw them reach the competition for the first time in their history. After seeing off Manchester City in the race to finish in fourth place in the Premier League table, the Brazil international praised the camaraderie manager Harry Redknapp has fostered.
Speaking to the club's official website, he said: "We operate in a very good atmosphere and that can only help.
"It ensures team unity and with it a feeling that anything and everything is possible. The team spirit here is great.
"It has to be that way because the Premier League is so tough. You must band together to succeed."
Gomes endured a difficult start to his White Hart Lane career two years ago after a series of high profile mistakes. He thanked the fans for their support and patience after finally coming good.
"I love the atmosphere here," said the ex-PSV Eindhoven goalkeeper.
"I try to build a good relationship with the supporters because I like to feel together as one with them. They make the club what it is."
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