Micah Richards has been contributing to the BBC Premier League live blog today, where he had plenty of praise for a player sold by Tottenham, writes the HITC.

Well, Christian Eriksen made his first start for Brentford today since returning to the Premier League, in what was a special moment.

Many wondered if the 30-year-old would ever play football again after he suffered a cardiac arrest at EURO 2020, but the ex-Spurs man is now back and performing well.

Eriksen helped Brentford record a 3-1 win over Norwich at Carrow Road, and Richards was very impressed by the Dane’s performance.

On BBC Sport, the 33-year-old wrote: “Christian Eriksen made a massive difference – he was not exceptional but he was a cut above the rest. Some of his delivery was brilliant.”

One outstanding pass from Eriksen even saw a number of Tottenham fans bemoaning the fact he no longer plays for their beloved Spurs on Twitter.

We need him at spurs badly

— SHB 🇮🇹 (@SHBismyname) March 5, 2022

Hopefully, the former Ajax maestro can continue to go from strength to strength with the Bees.

At the moment, Antonio Conte is desperately missing a source of creativity in midfield, something Eriksen would provide.

The Italian even said he’d be open to re-signing the Denmark international if the opportunity arose.

Now, Eriksen has probably made Conte want a reunion even more.

As WhoScored shows, the Brentford playmaker completed 82.6% of his passes against the Canaries, while also swinging in four accurate crosses.

Eriksen also attempted five long-range passes, completing all of them.

It was a cultured display, and if he’s going to deliver that level of performance on a weekly basis, maybe Tottenham really should consider re-signing him.