Former Wales striker Rob Earnshaw believes Brennan Johnson embarking on an impressive goalscoring run for Tottenham after deleting his social media account is not a coincidence.
The winger, 23, reportedly deactivated his Instagram page following criticism received after Spurs' 1-0 loss to north London rivals Arsenal in September.
He has gone on to score in each of Tottenham's six matches since defeat by the Gunners.
Johnson is with Wales as they prepare to resume their Nations League campaign against Iceland in ReykjavÃk on Friday before hosting Montenegro in Cardiff three days later.
Earnshaw feels Johnson's decision to remove himself from social media has played a key role in his upturn in form under Ange Postecoglou.
âI think itâs different for everybody, but for sure thereâs something in it because I think for him it was clearly affecting him with social media and itâs (deleting the account) clearly had a real positive impact," Earnshaw told BBC Radio Wales.
"Itâs no coincidence for him because I think the reason he deactivated it was because of all the negativity and everything was going into his game and over thinking and then all of a sudden he was thinking about that as heâs playing."