‘He chose them’: Newcastle star reveals what he could do now to make 26-year-old Spurs player truly successful

‘He chose them’: Newcastle star reveals what he could do now to make 26-year-old Spurs player truly successful Callum Wilson has joked he might try to destroy James Maddison with his celebration if he scores against Tottenham Hotspur this season.Wilson was speaking on The Footballer’s Football podcast after Bukayo Saka decided to throw a few darts after every Arsenal goal in Sunday’s north London derby.

James Maddison joked that Saka made a terrible attempt to replicate his post-match celebration. But Saka had a few chances to emulate his England teammate, scoring one and assisting the other, ensuring the derby ended in a 2-2 draw.It was a cheeky move on Saka’s part. And it seems to have given Callum Wilson an idea – and he might not be the only one thinking so now.Wilson jokes that he might want to copy Maddison’s celebration against TottenhamThe Newcastle United star suggested he would be tempted to do exactly what Saka did when the Magpies face Tottenham, especially as Maddison decided to join Spurs instead of Eddie Howe.“Just for fun, maybe I could do the him celebration the way I know it, and I could make it a permanent fixture that if you score against Tottenham, you have to do the Madders celebration. He will definitely excite him,” he told The Footballer’s Football Podcast.“Especially because he had Newcastle and Tottenham on his side and he chose them. Those assists he could have given here! Maybe it wasn’t me, because I sat on the couch for a while, but Alex! I might celebrate his darts celebration, but we’ll have to keep that on the back burner!Of course, it will take a brave player to capitalize on Maddison’s celebration when he faces Tottenham. Saka looked a little strange in many ways, as Spurs equalized twice.It was also significant that Saka was the player who beat Maddison before setting up Son Heung-min for Tottenham’s first goal in the Emirates.Much will depend on Wilson’s ability to score against Tottenham. And the striker obviously won’t be celebrating when Spurs are 5-0 up when he finds the back of the net. Maybe Maddison wants to do something different now after so much talk about celebrating her in recent days.Wilson does not have the best record against Tottenham of his career,

winning just three of the ten games he has played against the club.But he’s scored four goals in those games, so perhaps it shouldn’t be a surprise if he actually gets the chance to celebrate when Spurs meet in December.

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