They use reptilian algorithms in their database - when scouting players - that resemble the lizard brain.
Below are 2 examples of Spurs players bought as a result of the reptilian algorithms database analysis:
Reptilians are cold-blooded, i.e. the warmer it gets (until a certain point of course) the more active they get - just like Lo Celso: the further he gets away from cold England and the closer he gets to his warmer homeland, Argentina, the more active and fit he becomes.
Lizards move in short bursts because it is very difficult or impossible for them to breathe while running, as do not have a diaphragm helping them to expand their lungs the same as mammals do, and the side-to-side movement as they run does not allow them to expand their ribcages to inhale. So they’ll move quickly, then pause to catch their breath, then move again. Just like Ndombele.
And lizards mostly move in short bursts when they are hungry and smell/sees food. Ndombele, when he smells “food” – i.e. when his contract is about to run out – also starts to move about, in bursts, much more often and intensely than previously…