Buzzing, hopefully Sanchez Dier & Winks next
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Buzzing, hopefully Sanchez Dier & Winks next
Jose rates him....what makes you say that. Jose rates Kane tolerates Son and hates everything else associated with TottenhamHotspur football club as all Chelsea do. Sissoko just makes him laugh that evil laughI know that wages might be an issue but there are managers out there- Jose and Deschamps- that rate him so surely we can find one other guy that also rates him and is willing to take him on.
He seems to be popular in the dressing so maybe we can convince a French side that he is a good addition to their squad as a veteran mentor to some of their up coming guys.
Maybe include him in a deal for another player, say Eduardo Camavinga, so that it makes it easier for them to take him back/us to pretend like he helped with the valuation of the guy coming back here.
Just want to see him gone, and I stupidly hoped that when I first saw this bumped there may have been some news of him going somewhere.
So cruel.......but couldn't helpMaybe to weigh it down if it's a bit windy.
You are wicked.......then again, I must be too as I LOL at that.Balance it out with N’Dombelly at the other end?
Jose rates him....what makes you say that. Jose rates Kane tolerates Son and hates everything else associated with TottenhamHotspur football club as all Chelsea do. Sissoko just makes him laugh that evil laugh
He is nowhere near as bad as some have said but I'll shed no tears if he leaves.
“This is my 5th year at the club and I have had some very good moments. Now, I am a person who does not close any doors. If a new challenge presents itself, we will see what I do. But today, I do not close any doors concerning my future, because as I said, it was a difficult year for me at the club. I also want to see what the club will decide. Maybe they will say to me: “Moussa, it is time to go elsewhere.” Or maybe they will say to me: “Moussa, we absolutely want you to stay.” In any case, I am open to all propositions today because I have experienced quite a difficult year. I want to play football. I am happiest when I am on the pitch. I will soon be 32 so I am closer to the end than the beginning of my career. What I want, is to continue to play, and enjoy myself. So I am not saying that I absolutely want to leave Tottenham. I feel good over there, I have had good moments and I feel good with the fans and my teammates, who I get on well with. We will speak with the club and we will take a decision at that moment.”
What does that mean?One human cannonball coming right up.
I'll happily launch him in the direction of the mainland.What does that mean?
I'll happily launch him in the direction of the mainland.
Quite right Mrs P and I was one of those from Day 1!!!He has outstayed his welcome, although for some, that was from day one!
He has never had the work rate. He makes the odd lung bursting run but the amount of times he lets his runner go because he cant be bothered is ridiculous. He cant even be bothered to jump for headers.The hate on sissoko as a person isn’t fair. He tries hard mostly (he’s old now and doesn’t quite have the work rate).
He sucks at football and is not a smart player. Blame the people that bought him and expected otherwise.
"... I feel good with the fans..."He is nowhere near as bad as some have said but I'll shed no tears if he leaves.
“This is my 5th year at the club and I have had some very good moments. Now, I am a person who does not close any doors. If a new challenge presents itself, we will see what I do. But today, I do not close any doors concerning my future, because as I said, it was a difficult year for me at the club. I also want to see what the club will decide. Maybe they will say to me: “Moussa, it is time to go elsewhere.” Or maybe they will say to me: “Moussa, we absolutely want you to stay.” In any case, I am open to all propositions today because I have experienced quite a difficult year. I want to play football. I am happiest when I am on the pitch. I will soon be 32 so I am closer to the end than the beginning of my career. What I want, is to continue to play, and enjoy myself. So I am not saying that I absolutely want to leave Tottenham. I feel good over there, I have had good moments and I feel good with the fans and my teammates, who I get on well with. We will speak with the club and we will take a decision at that moment.”