Who is to blame for Ryan Sessegnon's lack of progress at Spurs?

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Who / what is to blame for Ryan Sessegnon's lack of progress at Spurs?

  • Ryan Sessegnon

    Votes: 77 72.0%

  • Daniel Levy

    Votes: 3 2.8%

  • Ryan Sessegnon and Daniel Levy

    Votes: 8 7.5%

  • Brexit

    Votes: 10 9.3%

  • Regime Enthusiasts

    Votes: 1 0.9%

  • Other

    Votes: 4 3.7%

  • Ryan Sessegnon's mum

    Votes: 9 8.4%

  • Spurs medical team

    Votes: 4 3.7%

  • Coaching Staff

    Votes: 2 1.9%
  • Total voters
    107
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Like every other young player, the thing he needs most is consistent game time. When he got it last season, he improved.
 
I like Ryan.
But he lacks confidence and I don't think Conte is the right manager for him.
He has 2 EPL goals and a couple of goal involvements this season.
Said it before but he mugged himself off staying at Fulham when they got promoted and were getting beat every week.
 
sudoku said:
I like Ryan.
But he lacks confidence and I don't think Conte is the right manager for him.
He has 2 EPL goals and a couple of goal involvements this season.
Said it before but he mugged himself off staying at Fulham when they got promoted and were getting beat every week.
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Vote for his mum then.
 
It's definitely his mum, apparently she couldn't lay off the bacardi breezers and guinness whilst she was preggers with him. His brain stopped developing at about 6 months old, apparently.
 
I don't want to turn him into hate figure. Like Emerson Royal he seems a decent and very likeable young man. I just think he is playing at a level physically above him(unlike Royal who is an elite athlete). When Everton go down he should go there and help them come back under Dyche. Then move rinse and repeat. He was a poor bit of scouting ultimately and its intresting that Liverpool were interested in him but having watched him did not move on him. Settling a while later on Robertson.
 
Shotgunofmichalebrow said:
I don't want to turn him into hate figure. Like Emerson Royal he seems a decent and very likeable young man. I just think he is playing at a level physically above him(unlike Royal who is an elite athlete). When Everton go down he should go there and help them come back under Dyche. Then move rinse and repeat. He was a poor bit of scouting ultimately and its intresting that Liverpool were interested in him but having watched him did not move on him. Settling a while later on Robertson.
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Agree with you about being above his talent level at Spurs.

He'd develop somewhere like Brighton, Brentford where the pressure isn't so high.

Potentially another player to start playing at a very young age (I think he was 16 when he was turning out for Fulham regularly) that may just burn out relatively quickly due to injuries early on in his career and playing in leagues that are physically monstrous
 
Hasn't worked hard enough on his complete game to be able to fulfill any single position to a good enough standard, and for this reason it's on Ryan really.

Hasn't got the technical ability, crossing or dribbling required of a wing back. Hasn't got the defensive skill of a full back. Hasn't got the confidence or skill of a wide forward. Poor passing/build up play hurts him in all positions.

Too niche of a skill set to compete at the premier league level unfortunately for him.
 
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