TalkSPORT host Alan Brazil has now claimed he really does not enjoy watching one specific Tottenham Hotspur player.
One game remains for Tottenham before the curtain is drawn on their 2023/24 campaign following Tuesday nights game.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium hosted its final game of the campaign last night against Manchester City which saw their Champions League hopes ended.
Ange Postecoglou‘s frustrations were apparent after full-time with the 58-year-old left seething in his post-match interviews.
Although the Australian’s frustrations were seemingly angled towards the Spurs supporters, Brazil has now shared his own annoyance.
The TalkSPORT host admitted that there is one player who started for Spurs last night that he just cannot stand to watch.
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Tottenham player does not cut it for Alan Brazil
This season has seen a number of Tottenham players really struggle for form after showing positive signs early on in the campaign.
James Maddison and Yves Bissouma are the two prime examples of this with both looking like shadows of the players who started off the season.
But it is the £39m right-back, Pedro Porro, who is frustrating Brazil when he watches Tottenham player under Postecoglou.
The 24-year-old has been a regular in the Spurs starting XI since he joined last January, but he did give away a penalty last night against City.
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Speaking on TalkSPORT on Tuesday morning, Brazil slammed Porro as he even revealed his nickname created for the Spaniard.
“That Porro does my head in. I’m not kidding, ‘porridge’ I call him. He does my head in. He is so frustrating, he gets in great positions and I’m like, ‘What have you done that for?’ he said.
The full-back has had a positive season for Spurs having returned three goals and seven assists across all competitions.
And despite scoring with a stunning strike against Burnley on Saturday, it’s apparent he’s yet to win over Brazil.
Tim Sherwood previously said similar about Pedro Porro
Porro’s first-ever game for Spurs was nothing short of a disaster when the Spaniard struggled massively against Leicester City.
Thankfully, it seems Porro’s debut was just his initial struggle in adapting to the Premier League in a Spurs side which was massively underperforming.
However, that did not stop the former Spurs manager slammed Porro on the back of his debut for his struggled in defence.
“I don’t want to keep picking on the kid but he needs to be relieved of his duties at the moment,” he said on Sky Sports.
“I’m giving him the benefit of the doubt because it’s his debut but Pedro Porro is so bad it’s unbelievable.”
It has to be said, Sherwood has since admitted he has changed his mind on the Spurs right-back.
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