More chance of Aurier coming back than Ndombele.
It won't just be OL who may want to buy him if he does well.
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Ex-Spurs Player Tanguy Ndombele
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It won't just be OL who may want to buy him if he does well.
Not on those wages though.
Look, I hope you’re right, but I doubt it.
Selling him will definitely be a focus of the summer either way, and if we aren’t lucky Lo Celso will be the same
If you put a price of £5 on a product the negotiation to buy that product starts from there and goes down.
If he plays well (as he was before he came to Spurs) then other Clubs will be looking to buy him if that's not going to be possible for OL but they know the starting point is €60m.
If he plays shit then no one will buy him and he comes back to Spurs unless another loan can be organised. The ONLY thing to worry yourself about is if he plays well whilst on loan.
No idea why this thread is still hanging about. Tanguy you can fuck right off, go scoff on some mayonaise packets you wage thief
Probably, but who cares. He did close to fuck all for us
I swear to God if we buy another Nplayer I am going to shoot myself!
Annoys me he has so much talent but atleast he showed flashes of it unlike Celso we saw nothing from
I thought the same. Don't think he ever wanted to be here. Probably persuaded by his family, agent, hangers-on etc to take the silly money we offered him.
Would be nice to get a few quid back, surely?
N'Everagain.
For sure, if we can get 40ish million for him, then we've done ok.
It's interesting he spins it that way.
Yes consistent manager presence is important. But he also had plenty of chances to warm up to the new boss and just didn't. His effort wasn't there. He didn't care enough.
Which is fine, it's life. But don't blame it on the managers.
Yes consistent manager presence is important. But he also had plenty of chances to warm up to the new boss and just didn't. His effort wasn't there. He didn't care enough.
Which is fine, it's life. But don't blame it on the managers.
