Lost count of how many consecutive good performances he's put in. He's been brilliant. All credit to him,
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Just want to add to the richly deserved praise for another fine performance
Was just about to share that. Jonathan Liew is one of a few very good sports journalists left.
I now want a Sissoko shirt.
But unironically.
But unironically.
He has actually been brilliant brilliant, not Sissoko's level brilliant.
Impressive how Poch has managed to make an important Tottenham player out of him
The longer the wait to cap this run of form; the more epic it'll inevitably be... Personally, I'm picturing a mazey run from deep central MF, taking 3 or 4 players clean out of the game and popping on in the top left corner from the edge of the box.
#SissokoForGoalOfTheSeason
What a well written piece, I’m going to check this journalist out regularly.
Umm... to me he was the man of the match today. His contribution into game controlling and shutting down Kovacic, Hazard and Alonso was absolutely immense. Take him out of the equasion and I feel they would have had much more room that might have bite us from the arse!!!
I have to admit - I did not believe he could pull out such a performance against side like Chelsea! I mean last game was against Palace, and there is a long step between Palace and Chelsea but here he was - very-very good once more. Respect man!
Ding dong. Did it call today as well?
Ding dong. If it did, what did it say?
Ding dong, read NW1 posts in Lamela thread, you are making yourself as ding-dong, as he was in there. You sad ding dong
Learn to give credit where credit is due!
I have to admit - I did not believe he could pull out such a performance against side like Chelsea! I mean last game was against Palace, and there is a long step between Palace and Chelsea but here he was - very-very good once more. Respect man!
Ding dong. Did it call today as well?
Ding dong. If it did, what did it say?
Ding dong, read NW1 posts in Lamela thread, you are making yourself as ding-dong, as he was in there. You sad ding dong
Learn to give credit where credit is due!
It's such a good piece it needs a couple of quote ....
"Great central midfielders often take on the personae of artists. Xavi, obviously enough, was Monet: all short, perfect dapples, not a stroke wasted. Zinedine Zidane was Caravaggio: the piercing light and the devastating dark, the infinite poise and the murderous desire. Moussa Sissoko, on the other hand, is more like one of those video installation artists who films himself sitting naked in a chair in a disused warehouse, before getting up, very deliberately picking up a sledgehammer, and violently demolishing everything in sight, right down to the four walls around him, before pressing his face tight up against the camera, a terrifying smile on his face, and whispering: “Free the animals.”
"This, of course, is the genius of Pochettino. “If it’s in you, I’ll find it,” David Brent memorably promised in The Office. Pochettino, remarkably, goes further: even if it’s not in you, somehow he’ll still find it. And though Sissoko naturally deserves plenty of credit himself, the resurrection of his career is one that could not have occurred without Pochettino’s relentless reinforcement, his exhaustive search for solutions, his zealous cultivation of an environment in which even the fringe players, the misfits, the out-of-form and the out-on-loan, can feel the love and ultimately flourish."
Moussa Sissoko weaves Chelsea into his dizzying vortex of chaos
"Great central midfielders often take on the personae of artists. Xavi, obviously enough, was Monet: all short, perfect dapples, not a stroke wasted. Zinedine Zidane was Caravaggio: the piercing light and the devastating dark, the infinite poise and the murderous desire. Moussa Sissoko, on the other hand, is more like one of those video installation artists who films himself sitting naked in a chair in a disused warehouse, before getting up, very deliberately picking up a sledgehammer, and violently demolishing everything in sight, right down to the four walls around him, before pressing his face tight up against the camera, a terrifying smile on his face, and whispering: “Free the animals.”
"This, of course, is the genius of Pochettino. “If it’s in you, I’ll find it,” David Brent memorably promised in The Office. Pochettino, remarkably, goes further: even if it’s not in you, somehow he’ll still find it. And though Sissoko naturally deserves plenty of credit himself, the resurrection of his career is one that could not have occurred without Pochettino’s relentless reinforcement, his exhaustive search for solutions, his zealous cultivation of an environment in which even the fringe players, the misfits, the out-of-form and the out-on-loan, can feel the love and ultimately flourish."
Moussa Sissoko weaves Chelsea into his dizzying vortex of chaos
He's a confidence player and he's flying at the minute.
He's trending on twitter, strangely this is the top link on the page...
Newcastle 3-2 Chelsea
Just shows what he is capable of...
Newcastle 3-2 Chelsea
Just shows what he is capable of...
Easier to embed in tweet form. I've got you
I love how he just gets up and walks off. Just plain old work
This subreddit should definitely have better numbers
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