He regrets taking that job, doesn't he?
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Mate, let's all laugh at Tottenham!
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Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
Ndombele has been shocking tbf, way worse than Pepe...every time I watch him he looks gassed after about 15 minutes, he’s supposed to be an all action box to box midfielder ffs.
Sp**s thought they were getting the next Michael Essien from Lyon, instead they got his asthmatic brother
Sp**s thought they were getting the next Michael Essien from Lyon, instead they got his asthmatic brother
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Hjalmaar
Active Member
Country: Finland
It really is quite incredible really. The ****ing state of him in this clip is something else. Can't stop laughingNdombele has been shocking tbf, way worse than Pee...every time I watch him he looks gassed after about 15 minutes, he’s supposed to be an all action box to box midfielder ffs.
Sp**s thought they were getting the next Michael Essien from Lyon, instead they got his asthmatic brother
Hleb's Sirush
Established Member
Doubt it. He is probably looking forward to his £30m payout.
GDeep™
League is very weak
Have to say it’s very questionable to throw a player under the bus like this. He’s been in England for 6 months.
Guys like Ndombele need support, unless he’s super strong mentally this will be a huge blow to him.
Guys like Ndombele need support, unless he’s super strong mentally this will be a huge blow to him.
Ndombele was known as fat and lazy from his time in France.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/footbal...unwantedtanguy-ndombele-developed-tottenhams/
Too fat, too lazy. The report cards were in for Tanguy Ndombele, and they did not make for comfortable reading. First it was Guingamp who cast him out, deeming him not worthy of a professional contract, and now it was Amiens who were saying a firm no to this shy young midfielder with a protruding belly.
Ndombele had joined Amiens in 2014, when he was 17. At that age, the most talented players are often beginning to forge their paths into senior football. Ndombele’s route pointed in the other direction, away from the professional game and back towards home.
They welcomed him with open arms at Linas-Montlhery, the amateur club that Ndombele thought he had left for good four years earlier. There was some surprise, though — if not a little shock — at the state of his body. “When he came back from Amiens, he came into the shower room,” says Mickael Bertansetti, the club’s president. “He was a teenager, but he had the physique of a 30-year-old.”
Cold reality slapped Ndombele in the face. Five other professional clubs had said no, too. “He was hurt,” says Bertansetti. Something had to change for Ndombele, unfit and unwanted, and that journey home ultimately became a defining moment for the boy who would go on to become the most expensive player in Tottenham Hotspur’s history.
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On a suffocatingly hot July day, the Linas-Montlhery pitch remains in pristine condition. It was here, in sight of the 13th-century Montlhery castle that pokes above the trees, where Ndombele first began to sweat out the extra weight after his Amiens rejection. He trained with the club’s senior team, which included his older brother Bosso, and ran laps of the pitch with Nordine Baaroun, his former coach.
“He came here to lose weight and build muscle,” says Bertansetti, pointing out the corners of the field where Ndombele would run. Baaroun found a personal trainer and sorted Ndombele’s diet. “It was a slow process,” says Bertansetti. “It is the nature of his body. He has to work to have this body. His brother is the same. If he does not play sport, he will put on weight. It’s genetics.”
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/footbal...unwantedtanguy-ndombele-developed-tottenhams/
Too fat, too lazy. The report cards were in for Tanguy Ndombele, and they did not make for comfortable reading. First it was Guingamp who cast him out, deeming him not worthy of a professional contract, and now it was Amiens who were saying a firm no to this shy young midfielder with a protruding belly.
Ndombele had joined Amiens in 2014, when he was 17. At that age, the most talented players are often beginning to forge their paths into senior football. Ndombele’s route pointed in the other direction, away from the professional game and back towards home.
They welcomed him with open arms at Linas-Montlhery, the amateur club that Ndombele thought he had left for good four years earlier. There was some surprise, though — if not a little shock — at the state of his body. “When he came back from Amiens, he came into the shower room,” says Mickael Bertansetti, the club’s president. “He was a teenager, but he had the physique of a 30-year-old.”
Cold reality slapped Ndombele in the face. Five other professional clubs had said no, too. “He was hurt,” says Bertansetti. Something had to change for Ndombele, unfit and unwanted, and that journey home ultimately became a defining moment for the boy who would go on to become the most expensive player in Tottenham Hotspur’s history.
[...]
On a suffocatingly hot July day, the Linas-Montlhery pitch remains in pristine condition. It was here, in sight of the 13th-century Montlhery castle that pokes above the trees, where Ndombele first began to sweat out the extra weight after his Amiens rejection. He trained with the club’s senior team, which included his older brother Bosso, and ran laps of the pitch with Nordine Baaroun, his former coach.
“He came here to lose weight and build muscle,” says Bertansetti, pointing out the corners of the field where Ndombele would run. Baaroun found a personal trainer and sorted Ndombele’s diet. “It was a slow process,” says Bertansetti. “It is the nature of his body. He has to work to have this body. His brother is the same. If he does not play sport, he will put on weight. It’s genetics.”
Country: England
Lloris
Walker Alderweireld Vertonghen Rose
Wanyama Dembele
Eriksen Dele Son
Kane
Walker Alderweireld Vertonghen Rose
Wanyama Dembele
Eriksen Dele Son
Kane
It’s actually incredible that they never won even a cup with that team. All of them were at their best and probably top 3 in their positions at the time in the league.
Walker, Rose, Wanyama, Dembele and Eriksen now all gone, Vertonghen on his way and Kane and Lloris injury prone. The only player who’s better now is Son as both Dele and Alderweireld look half the players they were.
Poch obviously gone as well. They missed their moment to win the league big time.
Marjorie
Thread Monopolizer
How does it compare to the team under Harry?
Country: England
That team above was miles better. The Harry team was flaky defensively and relied on Bale. Modric wasn’t as great as he become for Madrid.
Marjorie
Thread Monopolizer
It had some very good players and often gets overlooked. Sp**s shoulda won at least one trophy between the two sides.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
Marjorie
Thread Monopolizer
So predictable
Individual work doesn't mean he's close to returning. Leroy Sane started that type of training in mid-December and he's still not in contention to play yet.
GDeep™
League is very weak
Kane is thinking about England. Probably wants to get a few games in for Sp**s, then the friendlies to sharpen up.
He’s not young, this Euros and the next WC, and he’s probably done.
He’s not young, this Euros and the next WC, and he’s probably done.
CaseUteinberger
Established Member
Country: Sweden
Wow! He makes Troy Deeney look fit! :confused:It really is quite incredible really. The ****ing state of him in this clip is something else. Can't stop laughing
Country: England
After last season I expect them to fluke past Leipzig and go all the way again.
dropping like flies
Moah
Well-Known Member
"Sheesh, did we level an orphanage or something to
build the new stadium?" posted a Sp**s fan.
Let's hope the curse has shifted.
Player:Martinelli
