By Michael Rudling For Mailonline
13:56 08 Oct 2023, up to date 15:50 08 Oct 2023
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- Tottenham beat Luton 1-0 in a tense Premier League conflict on Saturday
- Son Heung-min was known as a ‘class act’ after the sport for his interview conduct
- It got here after he respectfully positioned a TNT Sport interview again on the desk
Tottenham captain Son Heung-min has been praised as a ‘class act’ after gently putting his microphone on the desk after a TNT Sports activities interview.
The South Korea worldwide spoke to the broadcaster after Spurs’ 1-0 win over Luton that took them to the highest of the Premier League desk.
It seemed doubtful after they went all the way down to 10 males on the stroke of half time with the scores stage, However they held on after Micky van de Ven’s aim to safe an vital three factors.
The adoration for Son got here after the match, when he took immense care in putting the microphone down on the desk to keep away from damaging it.
‘Nice to see this,’ commented one fan remarking on the ‘respectful’ gesture, whereas one other stated it confirmed he was a ‘light man.’
Even bitter rivals could not resist displaying affection for the ahead, with one Arsenal fan writing: ‘Apart rivalries I really like this man, so cool and calm.’
Rio Ferdinand agreed, saying ‘what a man’ stay on air as Son walked away after their interview.
It comes as a part of a normal feel-good respectful environment dropped at the North London membership by new supervisor Ange Postecoglou, who requested his interviewers to ‘benefit from the match’ earlier than the sport.
The vibes have produced some wonderful soccer as nicely, with Spurs unbeaten this season after six wins and two attracts within the league.
They managed a gutsy draw in opposition to their North London rivals on the Emirates and beat a wonderful Liverpool facet, even when they got a hand by VAR.
Spurs will subsequent be in motion after the worldwide break after they face Fulham on Monday, October 23.