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Report: Lo Celso thriving in advanced role while Ndombele admits he is still not '100 per cent' - Spurs Web - Tottenham Hotspur Football News
In their weekly Tottenham loan update, Football.London have revealed that Giovani Lo Celso and Tanguy Ndombele had contrasting fortunes over the last few days at Villareal and Lyon respectively. Ndombele has done well since returning to Lyon on loan in January but the midfielder struggled in the...
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Despite not finding his goalscoring boots over recent months, Troy Parrott continues getting rave reviews for his performances for MK Dons.
The striker helped the League One side beat Bolton 2-0 over the weekend and earned a rating of 8.5 for his performance from MK Citizen.
The publication said about the Spurs man’s display: “Took hit after hit but kept getting up and asking for more. Great on the ball, unselfish, made great runs, dropped deep and added a body defensively too. A sensational all-round game.”
Great news!
I wonder what their fans think of him so far.
I wonder what their fans think of him so far.
Report: Lo Celso thriving in advanced role while Ndombele admits he is still not '100 per cent' - Spurs Web - Tottenham Hotspur Football News
In their weekly Tottenham loan update, Football.London have revealed that Giovani Lo Celso and Tanguy Ndombele had contrasting fortunes over the last few days at Villareal and Lyon respectively. Ndombele has done well since returning to Lyon on loan in January but the midfielder struggled in the...
Despite not finding his goalscoring boots over recent months, Troy Parrott continues getting rave reviews for his performances for MK Dons.
The striker helped the League One side beat Bolton 2-0 over the weekend and earned a rating of 8.5 for his performance from MK Citizen.
One wonders; is this team/tactics not putting him a position to score or is he just not blossoming as a finisher......?
Wouldn't be the first player to drop further back as they transitioned into senior football.......
(Worked for Dembele)
......Could there be a MF in there somewhere?
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Great news, I'm so pleased for him...er type of partnership. For us of course!!!!!
Good result for MK Dons, away, 1-0 down and down to 10 men.
Only mention here for TP a one on one at the start that the keeper saved
Defo in the promotion mix, 3 pts off auto spot.
Only mention here for TP a one on one at the start that the keeper saved
Defo in the promotion mix, 3 pts off auto spot.
I think the 'you deserve that' is a refence to the fact he's done everything but score in recent games
Brace
Up to 2nd= on pts with Wigan, who have games in hand.
9 and 10pts cushions ahead of 5th and 6th. Well placed for play off place at least.
Seems so:
The Irish international had been waiting since September since his last League One goal, but his work-horse performances this year have made him a fan-favourite as Dons have hit their recent purple patch, so his header on 26 minutes was met with a huge ovation.
Full report:
MK Dons 3-1 Cheltenham Town: Parrott bags a brace as Dons cruise to fifth win
MK Dons 3-1 Cheltenham Town
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If they manage to go up, I'd let them have him an extra year. Much better for his development than being on our bench for 90% of next season.
And if they don't, let's find him a decent Ch'ship team playing some good football.
He's still too raw for the PL, in my humble opinion.
I wonder if it is worth loaning him back to MK next season for the sake of consistency. Especially if they manage to go up.
He knows the club by now and they know him. So a second straight loan spell at the same club could be good for him.
He knows the club by now and they know him. So a second straight loan spell at the same club could be good for him.
I agree to an extent but there’sa big difference in a loan at one of the top teams in league 1 and a loan to one of the bottom teams in the Championship, which MK would be.
I think better to try and put him with a side who again be fighting for promotion, maybe Norwich for instance or one of the sides who just miss out this season. He’ll have to work harder to get into the team perhaps, but once he’s past that hurdle he’ll be playing in a better side which will help him develop his confidence by hopefully scoring more, and he’ll learn far more about being a striker if he’s in a team that creates chances that he has the pressure off putting away.
That's a great point.
You could argue that Sess' development stalled being in the EPL with Fulham getting bashed up every week.