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Roman Pavlyuchenko: I Am Happy At Tottenham Hotspur
The Russian striker ends speculation of a move away from White Hart Lane...
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Mar 15, 2009 12:56:49 PM
Tottenham Hotspur striker Roman Pavlyuchenko has rejected reports that he was homesick by stating he is happy with life at White Hart lane.
The 27-year-old striker moved to Spurs last summer, and has had a slow start to his career in England.
There have been reports that the Russian striker's antics off the pitch have led his performances on the pitch to become patchy.
The Russia international has admitted in the Russian press that he has found some aspects of living in England are not to his liking, but was also adamant that they were not affecting his ability to play for Spurs.
Despite this, the former Spartak Moscow player has stated London is beginning to feel like where he belongs.
Speaking to The Daily Star, Pavlyuchenko said, "I want to make it clear I am happy with Spurs and I want to win things here.
The 27-year-old striker moved to Spurs last summer, and has had a slow start to his career in England.
There have been reports that the Russian striker's antics off the pitch have led his performances on the pitch to become patchy.
The Russia international has admitted in the Russian press that he has found some aspects of living in England are not to his liking, but was also adamant that they were not affecting his ability to play for Spurs.
Despite this, the former Spartak Moscow player has stated London is beginning to feel like where he belongs.
Speaking to The Daily Star, Pavlyuchenko said, "I want to make it clear I am happy with Spurs and I want to win things here.
"I have never said otherwise. London already feels like home.
"I am pleased because this is the strongest league in the world and Spurs are one of the biggest clubs in England. This is what every footballer dreams about."
The Russian striker has scored 13 goals for his new club this season since his £14 million move from Spartak, but only four of them have come in the Premier League.
Nick Turner, Goal.com
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