Tottenham Hotspur fans react to Lloris' performance on Twitter

Hugo Lloris had his second start in a Tottenham Hotspur shirt last night, as the club drew 1-1 with Panathaniakos.

Hugo Lloris has rightly or wrongly been one of the biggest talking points of Spurs' season, even though up until last night he had only played once.

He kept a clean sheet against Lazio in a 0-0 draw last month, and got his second run out last night in Greece.

So what did supporters make of his showing? Here is a quick snapshot...

@gilo3: Thought Lloris was a bit average tonight and I hate to say it as I love the guy but Dawson was to blame for their goal

@taylsps: Spurs were poor tonight, needed more zip. Lloris showed why Brad is no.1 Think a few of the fringe lads should have played to try n impress.

@spooky23: Lloris, so bored, he's now making errors so he can correct them.

@theskooks: Oh and did anyone else think Lloris was s***1 tonight? Based on that performance it's obvious why Friedel is still our number 1. #thfc

@glad3rs: Are people actually blaming Lloris for their goal. #Idiots #THFC

@rossysav: I really rate Hugo lloris,class player. #coys

@dunco023: On the plus side its the 1st time I've watched Hugo Lloris. Very impressed, our future is in safe hands. #COYS

@rja_1978: So much for Hugo Lloris being quicker off his line than Friedel etc etc LOL, wasn't off his line quick enough AT ALL #thfc #coys

@steevi93: Superb recovery from Lloris there. Silly mistake but the mark of a pro to react positively like that. #thankgoditsnotGomes #COYS

@jjmcguire: Ben hogan used to drive into the rough on purpose to challenge himself. Lloris does the same on the football pitch. #COYS

@georgeatkins_: Lloris has such good hands, why don't we play him over friedel, only thing I criticise.

What did you make of the Frenchman's performance?

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