The return of James Maddison to the pitch has brought joy to Tottenham Hotspur fans, but even more so to the man himself. The playmaker recently spoke with snooker legend Stephen Hendry about the challenges of watching from the sidelines during his injury earlier this season.
During the first ten games of the season, Maddison and Spurs were in top form, undefeated and leading the Premier League table. However, a match against Chelsea in November resulted in a 4-1 loss and Maddison sustaining an ankle injury that kept him out for over two months.
Maddison revealed that he struggled being a spectator while his team played without him. He admitted to feeling nervous and wanting to be on the pitch to make an impact, emphasizing how much he missed being in the game.
Now that he’s back on the field, Maddison expressed his gratitude for returning to action and the love he has for the game. His presence has already made a noticeable difference in the team’s performance and fans are eagerly anticipating his full return to form.
