AjaxDeSuperYids
Drama queen
Looks promising so lets give him his own thread.
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Japhet Tanganga
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Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Did not watch the game was going to ask how he played today?
Bedfordspurs
Chris Waddle
Better than Toby or Jan
Played like a certain player with no knees
PochettinoPochettinoPochettino
Serge Aurier
Japhet Tanganga
Can he mix it (with the big boys)
Japhet Tanganga
Yes he can.
That's to the tune of Bob the Builder by the way...
Can he mix it (with the big boys)
Japhet Tanganga
Yes he can.
That's to the tune of Bob the Builder by the way...
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Would be great to produce another king.
We've had a few nearlys with Archibald-henville, caulker and 2CV, so it would be great if we've got a real deal here
We've had a few nearlys with Archibald-henville, caulker and 2CV, so it would be great if we've got a real deal here
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
I remember thinking that Alton Thelwell and Anthony Gardner would form an impenetrable trio of glistening black muscle with Ledley.
Speaking of whom, Ledley comes across like such a shy simpleton in the online vidz. Such a strange choice for ambassador, from that point of view.
I.e. usually a company will pick someone well known, with the gift of the gab, happy to shake hands and jump into any social gathering and be a bit Trump.
Ledley is more like the shy guy in the corner thinking "how long do I have to stay here, can I leave already or would that be rude?"
As for Japhet Tanganga, I feel like his name is an anagram or a good rhyme for something, but I can't quite put my finger on it.
Flaccid Bandana?
Roland Beurre
Tony Parks
He was very good in Homicide: Life on the Street (the best crime drama set in Baltimore, bar none - there, I've said it!)
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
If Foyth is to be used as right back then it will mean that Pochettino will plan to give game time to Tanganga. So we’ll find out soon enough what he can do in Premier League.
ricky2tricky4city
Les Medley
If that's 'nearly' I'm nearly Niko Kranjcar in the looks department.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Both had most of the tools; just the turning circle of oil tankers.
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
No it doesn't. Behave yourself Guepo
monkeybarry
Tom Huddlestone
He is 20 now, so it wouldn't come as a shock if he has a similarly path as Foyth has so far - regularly training with the first team and a bit of game time here and there to see what he's all about.
Nigeyman
Chris Armstrong
Surprised they weren’t seized by the Iranian National Guard.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
We would have Vertonghen, Alderweireld abs Sanchez as our three primary centre backs playing in either a 2, or a 3, central man defence. With Dier as considered next in line. Then Tanganga. I think Dier has work to do still following a poor last season. Davies could be an option but if Rose is leaving then Davies is needed as left back. So Tanganga wouldn’t be first team but could see him getting appearances if Foyth is used as right back. Tanganga would replace Foyth as an option for centre back.
Alaric
Erik Edman
Roland Beurre
Tony Parks
LOL.
I also prefer Revolver to Sgt Pepper.
Don't get me wrong; I thoroughly admire "The Wire" (I've read both the David Simon books on which Homicide and The Wire were based - both a bit dull, actually) but I prefer the characters, the camerawork and the "scratching" (fast-cut repeats of the same key moment) in Homicide but it's a close-run thing.
10 minutes in the box with Frank Pembleton and you'd agree with me.