Finney Is Back
Andy Thompson
Good point. 20 years in technology is 6 lifetimes
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Ryan Sessegnon
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Lemonade Money
Les Medley
There's loads of time for him to come good, I think he found the PL a massive step up in quality then he got injured in his 1st season with us. Hopefully he gets a good amount of minutes this season and is ready to fight for a place next season.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
I agree and think the PL being a big step up showed massively in his season with Fulham. Fair enough to hope that he would make a quick impact. One could hope that moving from a dysfunctional Fulham to us would help him, but then we ended up being highly dysfunctional too. Then injuries and a change of manager.
Give him time.
Sessegnon's write up on the Bundesliga website for his last game for Hoffenheim
"81 individual ball possessions, which is the highest amount of any player in the game. Furthermore, he had 25 tackle challenges in the last match. Of these, the player with the shirt number 17 was able to win 16 – no other player in his club was as successful. He covered a distance of 11.6 km during his total playing time in this game. In doing so, he ran, like no other player in the game, a total of 39 sprints"
"81 individual ball possessions, which is the highest amount of any player in the game. Furthermore, he had 25 tackle challenges in the last match. Of these, the player with the shirt number 17 was able to win 16 – no other player in his club was as successful. He covered a distance of 11.6 km during his total playing time in this game. In doing so, he ran, like no other player in the game, a total of 39 sprints"
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Eriksen eat your heart out.
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
...from whence came Gylfi
Years Team Apps (Gls)
2008–2010 Reading 42 (18)
2008 → Shrewsbury Town (loan) 5 (1)
2009 → Crewe Alexandra (loan) 15 (3)
2010–2012 1899 Hoffenheim 36 (9)
2012 → Swansea City (loan) 18 (7)
2012–2014 Tottenham Hotspur 58 (8)
2014–2017 Swansea City 106 (27)
2017– Everton 108 (19
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
You’re right, I let an autocorrect error through.
Obviously should have read “let my Custard flow through you”.
Doing ok .. had a bit of a shaky start, been improving
The PoM is a vote which I think Spurs fans hijacked (he did need to be put in top 3 nominations, but after that was a popularity contest)
Most important thing is he and Skipp are getting a lot of playing time.
Biggest issue for Sessegnon is he needs to find some arrogance, his best game is based on believing he can go past his man, do things, the minute he plays conservatively, he's not that interesting a player ..
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
Onya Sess! Hope he can turn his time here into a... successegnon.
JerusalemMan
Chris Perry
https://www.skysports.com/football/...-abuse-during-hoffenheim-loan-made-him-scream
This is really good.
Couple of notes:
He keeps in touch with a number of the players and seems pretty happy he is still on the club's group chat. He is close to Dele Alli and Steven Bergwijn and knows he can always reach out and talk to Eric Dier, describing him as "a good player and a good person".
"I think I can be a Jose player, of course. It's all about learning and I will try and go back and push into the team." He hopes he will be returning to the Premier League champions and is enjoying every moment of watching Tottenham try to dethrone Liverpool under the guidance of three-time title winner Mourinho. "I have heard Hugo (Lloris) talking about it, the winning mentality they [Spurs] have as a group. They are really wanting to defend and sacrifice for each other, the whole mentality has changed," Sessegnon says.
Good approach from the lad and nice insight into the team set-up and group togetherness.
This is really good.
Couple of notes:
He keeps in touch with a number of the players and seems pretty happy he is still on the club's group chat. He is close to Dele Alli and Steven Bergwijn and knows he can always reach out and talk to Eric Dier, describing him as "a good player and a good person".
"I think I can be a Jose player, of course. It's all about learning and I will try and go back and push into the team." He hopes he will be returning to the Premier League champions and is enjoying every moment of watching Tottenham try to dethrone Liverpool under the guidance of three-time title winner Mourinho. "I have heard Hugo (Lloris) talking about it, the winning mentality they [Spurs] have as a group. They are really wanting to defend and sacrifice for each other, the whole mentality has changed," Sessegnon says.
Good approach from the lad and nice insight into the team set-up and group togetherness.