Although the feud between Tottenham and Arsenal is not as good as the Manchester Duo or Liverpool and Everton, the match between Tottenham and Arsenal has always been one of the highlights of the Premier League, and the popularity between them is no less than that of the double red club or the red and blue competition. Because of the contradictions and conflicts between the two teams, very few players will wear two different uniforms in succession, because this means betrayal and humiliation for both sides, after all, it is a spectacle for their players to join the seemingly sworn enemies.
But Campbell is one of those players who has achieved this, and he was already Tottenham captain by the time he moved to Arsenal. Campbell entered White Hart Lane at the age of 14 and made his Premier League debut at the age of 18, when Tottenham Hotspur valued Campbell, becoming the main defender at the age of 19 and becoming the captain at the age of 23, so much valued to make Campbell the future pillar of Tottenham, and English football also hopes to see a rising star. At the 1998 World Cup in France, the combination of Campbell and Adams made all the forwards suffer, even if the god of war came, England had a battle. If it were not for a low-level mistake, it is not yet known whose hand the deer died.
And even in the case of England playing one less person, Campbell still broke out extremely strong, but the referee at the time seemed to be deliberately biased in favor of the opponent and cancelled England's hard-won goals. Now that so many years have passed, there are still many fans who are not equal to Campbell's name in this duel, which can be said to make Campbell declare a max, and also make Campbell a hero of England, although in vain. After the End of the World Cup trip, Campbell was still unable to make a breakthrough at the club, and Spurs were not yet contenders for the title, and they even had a hard time squeezing into the top few of the league. In 2001, the Tottenham hotspur captain's contract with his old club expired and Campbell wanted to change the court in hopes of winning the title. In fact, as long as Campbell does not go to Arsenal, it is acceptable to go to any team. But Campbell chose to defect to his mortal enemy, to an opponent who had once been at odds. So all kinds of scolding was heard, and all kinds of public opinion overwhelmed Campbell.
Campbell did well at Arsenal and his first goal came quickly, on 18 August 2001, Arsenal made his debut in the Premier League premier league debut in the Premier League with Saul Campbell in the Premier League to help Arsenal beat Middlesbrough 4-0. On 26 December, in the 49th minute of Arsenal's 2-1 home game against Chelsea, Saul Campbell scored his first goal since joining Arsenal. In May 2006, after Sol Campbell's contract with Arsenal FC expired, Sol Campbell announced his departure from Arsenal.
Although we all know that Campbell is not sorry for Tottenham, he still hopes to see the situation of one man and one city, and also hopes to see the so-called loyalists, but there is so much loyalty to speak of on the football field, and the pursuit is nothing more than salary or championship. Campbell's choice was understandable, and he did succeed at Arsenal, but Judas' name was already on his back and could not be washed away.