There were signs last season he was capable of making that step up
Agree. This is his year to make it … or not
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Agree. This is his year to make it … or not
Crazy to think that there are places still without electricity in the world.
Pape is such a good guy, and so socially responsible at a young age.
better than the usual stories of players paying exorbitant money to party in Miami or Vegas etc. Seems a good lad.Crazy to think that there are places still without electricity in the world.
Pape is such a good guy, and so socially responsible at a young age.
What a brilliant young man!
love him
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Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Pape Matar Sarr is proving a shining star not only on the pitch but in his community back home. The Senegal international has paid thousands of pounds to bring electricity to his hometown of Fayako, transforming daily life for villagers who have long lived without...
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Think papp will be one of those to benefit most from Thomas Frank's arrival and we'll see a more disciplined positional player ...he's virtually still a kid with a big future under what I believe is the right tutor.
If Pape was at Brighton, he’d play every week and Chelsea would be sniffing around for 100m
Feel the same with Ashley Phillips tbh
If that would be true at Brighton why wasn't it true at Stoke?
I’ve never really seen him play tbh
He will probably end up at a Prem team and look good though
Their fans rave about him, if he wasn't owned by us their would be a lot of talk about him
Very good player
I'm very bored of the MGW saga.
I love Pape
I had a feeling that his name was usually pronounced incorrectly, so I went to check.
Google AI suggested that In Senegalese (French?) Pape is pronouced Pap, rhyming with "cap" or "trap" in English.
I didn't believe it.
Found a video from the media day where they get all the players to say their own name.
He pronounces it Pap-Eh / Pap-Ay
Bill Madrid
will furnish us all with the proper diacritic/phonetic symbols.
Here to help.
I love Pape
I had a feeling that his name was usually pronounced incorrectly, so I went to check.
Google AI suggested that In Senegalese (French?) Pape is pronouced Pap, rhyming with "cap" or "trap" in English.
I didn't believe it.
Found a video from the media day where they get all the players to say their own name.
He pronounces it Pap-Eh / Pap-Ay
Bill Madrid
will furnish us all with the proper diacritic/phonetic symbols.Here to help.
I think we'll see the best of him under a modern manager. Ange had no idea what to do with him except have him run around a lot. I know few think of him as a candidate to be a 6, but he did train in that position at Metz and could still grow into being an option there for us. He has really great passing and shooting skills. Great range and length.
Sarr at his worst is still a squad player. At his best, he covers the most ground out of our midfield and can initiate counter attacks and score. Even if he doesn’t take his game to the next level, he’s still a useful player. He’s young and shouldn’t fall off a cliff barring injury.
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Only player who’s publicly come out to countersignal Ange’s bullshit propaganda narrative that 17th was unavoidable due to “prioritization”. An insulting untruth peddled by the lowest of the low.
Good on Sarr for telling the truth. He refused to let the wool be pulled over his eyes like many of the lemmings in our fanbase and media. He saw Ange the Clown for what he was and never wavered in his commitment to winning every single match, which should be the goal of every Spurs player in perpetuity.
He is a player who will stand up and be counted. Provided the assist for our EL goal. A fighter and a competitor. A Keeper.
Nobody said 17th was unavoidable. But Ange did say that a decision was made in Feb to prioritise all efforts on Europa.
2 of the big decisions were that VDV and Richy did not go back into the squad when fit. VDV specifically was instead put on a program to alter his running technique to avoid future injuries.
For squad with big expectations like Spurs, it is hard to motivate players when there is nothing to play for. No player is going to give 100% and fight to finish 10th. All eyes were on the trophy.
I think Sarr is a top class player and hopefully this season he continues to improve.
Yeah there's a difference between prioritizing a European cup when it became the winnable option and " 17th being unavoidable" .
I think like you could say about most of our players, a bit of hands on coaching will go a long way. Ange was a bit hamstrung at times not able to do much training, even then he doesn't hold sessions himself. He managed to instill something in them though as they won a trophy and that is not an easy thing to do especially given some bad injuries etc. Winning European trophies ain't for everyone, so don't piss on our win.
Frank takes over a close knit squad with great vibes, winners, and they all know 17th is unacceptable. They have much to prove.
I'm really looking forward to having a manager who coaches them himself. That close work is what should propell them up a notch or 2. Look at Danny Rose, Walker, etc under Poch. They were elevated by Poch's training, so I'm excited to see what Frank may be able to get out of them, because actually we do have some very promising players, like Sarr who just need that extra bit of guidance.
Frank takes over a close knit squad with great vibes, winners, and they all know 17th is unacceptable. They have much to prove.
I'm really looking forward to having a manager who coaches them himself. That close work is what should propell them up a notch or 2. Look at Danny Rose, Walker, etc under Poch. They were elevated by Poch's training, so I'm excited to see what Frank may be able to get out of them, because actually we do have some very promising players, like Sarr who just need that extra bit of guidance.