Xavi Simons’ wholesome four-word summary of Tottenham debut against West Ham

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Xavi Simons came close to a dream debut for Tottenham Hotspur, and fans will love his social media reaction to his bow.

Simons signed from RB Leipzig at the end of last month for £51million and went straight into Thomas Frank’s starting XI in their first game post-international break.

It wasn’t just any normal debut for Simons, with Spurs facing London rivals West Ham at the London Stadium. The north London side ran out 3-0 winners, with the Hammers struggling to lay a glove on the visitors and going down to 10 men in the second half after Tomas Soucek was sent off for a reckless challenge on Joao Palhinha.

Simons racked up 71 minutes in east London, and judging by his reaction on X, he absolutely loved his first run out in a Spurs shirt.

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Posting a snap of him and his teammates celebrating on X, the 22-year-old wrote: “A day to remember.”

He followed that caption up with a love heart eye emoji and a white heart, rounding off a wholesome summary of his Spurs bow.

Later on Saturday night, Simons posted again, this time an image of him waving to the Tottenham away end.

“Raise your hand if you are having a good weekend,” he said.

Xavi Simons makes instant impact with assist for Pape Sarr

Simons bagged his first goal contribution in the clash against the Hammers, assisting Pape Sarr’s goal.

The midfielder opened the scoring, with Simons setting up an unmarked Sarr who made no mistake as he headed home to put Frank’s side in front.

Goals from Lucas Bergvall and Micky van de Ven followed, as Frank became the third Tottenham manager to win his first two away top flight matches in the club’s history, along with Ossie Ardiles in 1993/94 and Tim Sherwood in 2013/14.

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Ex-Hammer Mohammed Kudus was knocking on the door for a fourth as he looked to haunt his old side, but three was enough to dump further woe on Graham Potter’s side.