yes but early signs of this season. We all know certain players take a while to come good. Can't always tell in the first season.
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We did better but there's more to it than that. Tactical adjustments were made and we stopped getting caught off-side. The latter which has nothing to do with him him.
Has the talent to become a superstar, a little wind in his sails and we may just get to see it happen you know.
About an hour of football and he's been directly involved in 2 goals. The dude can play, if we can get him fit and fully motivated he's got huge potential.
But, but, he's fat.
Easy solution - we give Tanguy and Gio half a game each 
Maybe we just keep him fat. You see how those players just bounced off him like they were playing bubble football? Particularly #6?
I liked the push even more than the dribble.
Especially to the thug it was on too. He tried to muscle in himself was was made a fool of by Tanguy.
I hope Jose is watching this clip on repeat aswell, might convince him he has the potential to play in the 2 :avbpray:.
Laid the smackdown there. He's got a solid physique no reason why he won't be able to physically handle himself in this league.
Shades of Dembele
José Mourinho's Reconciliation With Tanguy Ndombele Might Be His Most Sensible Move as Spurs Boss — 90min
Discussing Jose Mourinho's relationship with Tanguy Ndombele, who has helped the team to wins against Southampton and Plovdiv in the Europa League
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What's your view on us playing 3-4-3?
José Mourinho's Reconciliation With Tanguy Ndombele Might Be His Most Sensible Move as Spurs Boss — 90min
Discussing Jose Mourinho's relationship with Tanguy Ndombele, who has helped the team to wins against Southampton and Plovdiv in the Europa League
I don't think Mourinho will do it but I think he should at least give it a try.
Interesting piece. In my opinion, though, there are too many assumptions and two major blocking points in this article:José Mourinho's Reconciliation With Tanguy Ndombele Might Be His Most Sensible Move as Spurs Boss — 90min
Discussing Jose Mourinho's relationship with Tanguy Ndombele, who has helped the team to wins against Southampton and Plovdiv in the Europa League
It seems to forget that Ndombele and Lo Celso are not 100%. The substitution made on Sunday was based on that (and the fact that Ndombele had a yellow card). It's not a sure thing that Jose only sees Ndombele as "an awkward number 10" - in other words, the French and the Argentinian are not necessarily fighting for the same position in the team.
And also, it mentions the 3-4-3 as a guaranteed way to go now with Reguilón and Doherty - it would restrict the number of midfielders in the team. So far, however, nothing really points to that direction. It's difficult to build a prediction based on a change to a back 3/5 - a system never used on a regular basis by the manager in charge.
Ndombele seems to be trying hard now. Considering the talent he's got, I think we could see him regularly in the first team, playing from deep - exactly like the article asks; in a inverted triangle, alongside Hojbjerg, with Lo Celso ahead of them as a 10.
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The 3-4-3 is tough because our CB's are stretched enough when we use 2 of them to now have to go to 3 and only have one guy, Davies who we don't even want on the field, to be suited to a back 3 doesn't seem like a great plan.
The other concern would be it likely means only one of Ndombele or Lo Celso on the field at once since I doubt Jose is willing to go Reguilon-GLC-Ndombele-Doherty. So that means we likely have two guys that shouldn't be starting playing in PEH and Davies to try and fit Doherty in the line-up.
The other concern would be it likely means only one of Ndombele or Lo Celso on the field at once since I doubt Jose is willing to go Reguilon-GLC-Ndombele-Doherty. So that means we likely have two guys that shouldn't be starting playing in PEH and Davies to try and fit Doherty in the line-up.
While I disagree with the post you addressed, how come it’s always shit tactics for Ndombele, but not Winks or Davies?
Then it’s shit tactics again for Kane and Son, but not for Sissoko or Moura?