I think we'll keep Sissoko until January at least and asses Lamela's form/condition by thenJanssen of to be Turkey today (probably), maybe Sissoko to?
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I think we'll keep Sissoko until January at least and asses Lamela's form/condition by thenJanssen of to be Turkey today (probably), maybe Sissoko to?
He was literally one of our best players vs Burnley once he came on. And he looked solid the 65 minutes against Newcastle in the opening day game.Has he? I haven't seen much.
Sorry, don't agree. He's still sloppy on the ball with no end product. Nothing dangerous happening when he's with the ball.Why would we want to send Sissoko away when he has been solid so far this season?
He was literally one of our best players vs Burnley once he came on. And he looked solid the 65 minutes against Newcastle in the opening day game.
The thing is as I also posted in the Janssen thread. A player is not allowed to be okay, you are either fantastic or you are shit in today's supporter and media culture. The Umaxit channel nails it in their video on John Stones.
We as fans are set up through the media to have insane expectations of our players and a player just playing solidly/okay means he is shit. No inbetween. This encapsulates Sissoko's entire first season with us. He's never been an awful player, nor has he been out and out amazing, but as we and the sport at large is conditioned that means that he is shit and should be treated as such.
Sissoko is a solid footballer with a lot of potential as we can see when he hits his high points. We just need to find a way to get that out of him consistently.
He was literally one of our best players vs Burnley once he came on. And he looked solid the 65 minutes against Newcastle in the opening day game.
The thing is as I also posted in the Janssen thread. A player is not allowed to be okay, you are either fantastic or you are shit in today's supporter and media culture. The Umaxit channel nails it in their video on John Stones.
We as fans are set up through the media to have insane expectations of our players and a player just playing solidly/okay means he is shit. No inbetween. This encapsulates Sissoko's entire first season with us. He's never been an awful player, nor has he been out and out amazing, but as we and the sport at large is conditioned that means that he is shit and should be treated as such.
Sissoko is a solid footballer with a lot of potential as we can see when he hits his high points. We just need to find a way to get that out of him consistently.
He was literally one of our best players vs Burnley once he came on. And he looked solid the 65 minutes against Newcastle in the opening day game.
The thing is as I also posted in the Janssen thread. A player is not allowed to be okay, you are either fantastic or you are shit in today's supporter and media culture. The Umaxit channel nails it in their video on John Stones.
We as fans are set up through the media to have insane expectations of our players and a player just playing solidly/okay means he is shit. No inbetween. This encapsulates Sissoko's entire first season with us. He's never been an awful player, nor has he been out and out amazing, but as we and the sport at large is conditioned that means that he is shit and should be treated as such.
Sissoko is a solid footballer with a lot of potential as we can see when he hits his high points. We just need to find a way to get that out of him consistently.
Interview with Aurier is up on main Spurs site, Sissoko spoke positively to him about the club before he signed.This is great.
Sissoko always struck me as an outcast. Older than alot of our other players, probably not the best English either. I'm glad he has someone now who he knows and will probably interact with in and out of the training ground.
He brings pressure on himself by playing criminally below his ability at Newcastle, shining for France then coming to us with attitude problems. If he got his head down, worked hard and displayed a professional attitude, no one would mind at all. But for the negativity he brings, you expect a payout.
I agree with you about Burnley, he helped us take it up a gear. Close, but no cigar.
Link me dawg 'cause I can't find itInterview with Aurier is up on main Spurs site, Sissoko spoke positively to him about the club before he signed.
Spurs TV - Tottenham Hotspur - tottenhamhotspur.comLink me dawg 'cause I can't find it
Thats good sissoko has someone to talk to now!
Lloris was already a mate...he actually talked him into coming to Spurs...This is great.
Sissoko always struck me as an outcast. Older than alot of our other players, probably not the best English either. I'm glad he has someone now who he knows and will probably interact with in and out of the training ground.
This is great.
Sissoko always struck me as an outcast. Older than alot of our other players, probably not the best English either. I'm glad he has someone now who he knows and will probably interact with in and out of the training ground.
Interview with Aurier is up on main Spurs site, Sissoko spoke positively to him about the club before he signed.
I just see the Poch interview
Not to mention Nkoudou also speaks French. And some of the Belgians probably do as well. He was hardly isolated because of his language. Nkoudou mentioned it in an interview that Sissoko is one of those silent, bit laid back types. Kinda like Eriksen but not as flashy. He doesn't act out much in front of the cameras because he looks at football as a job. Fun in private, job during workhoursLloris was already a mate...he actually talked him into coming to Spurs...