Tanguy Ndombele

Yeah, he was still very good.

I remember that goal against Liverpool where Ndombele assisted him.

I don't know why, that's one of my favorite games that season.

Also, that Newcastle game where, like, he didn't score.

-make a case for-

-you do the Ndombele summer-

Yeah

... where we sign him.

Sorry to interrupt.

Yeah.

Ndombele, Steven Bergwijn, Sessegnon, Giovani Lo Celso.

I mean-

The

Ndombele summer where we saw him, you know, it's just... why and he took a lot of ownership on transfers as we know you know he didn't really like he had direct people working under him but he was the main man and signed off on everything and you know just like and all those times under Harry and he you know Ryan Nelson and Louis Saha and it's just you know the list is endless and those because the only reason I mentioned the Harry time because that was another time where it was like If we kick on here, if we really put our money where our mouth is, we've got a chance.

And kind of what you were saying after that, getting to that final, you know, even if we didn't, the fact that we didn't win it, you know, we'd make loads of money from winning the Carabao.

But you're sort of thinking at the end of that summer, right, we've had not a bad season.

I think when you look back at that period where, you know, we could have really pushed on, we had, it wasn't just one window.

We had two or three windows where the opportunity was there.

You know, even after the Champions League final, sorry to interrupt, Ndombele, Steven Bergwijn, Sessegnon, Giovanni Lo Celso.

I mean, how is that to kick on after getting to a Champions League final? I mean, it's shocking.

Back-to-back Champions League.

Now, we all know who Ndombele is now, but nobody knew.

We didn't know who that cat was back then.

Well, I knew him.

And even, like, you think back to his documentary he did as Tottenham manager and, like, they showed some of his conversations and the one he had with Dele Alli where he basically told him, like, "You could be great, but here's your downfall." And, like, he got all the...

And, and Ndombele or whatever his name is, that French player, same thing.

Like, people wanted him to play, and he got that right.

So, like, looking back at all, and now some of his Man United in- interviews are resurfacing with the City thing and you just kinda look back at all the things José said o- and over time, it, it does make a lot of sense [laughs] and he always ends up being right.

So I would probably go Ajer.

Uh, King of Mandalore says, "Thoughts from a Spurs fan on Tanguy Ndombele.

Didn't reach the heights, but some of the things he did were football majestic.

Loved watching him." Uh, you loved watching him? Not as much as...

What is he doing with his life? Where is he? I don't know where he is.

I've no idea who he's playing for at the moment.

Tanguy Ndombele, honestly, in terms of what he had technically should have been someone that was knocking on the door to be in the France team.

Absolute letdown.

Goals from Alexis Mac Allister, Cody Gakpo, and a cracker from Dominik Szoboszlai were the difference on the night at Anfield.

Wario and Ndombele, James McConnell, Lewis Koumas, and Trey Nyoni all started, and Iraola says he only took them off in the second half out of necessity.

Trey was cramping.

Wario couldn't have run a lot more.

I genuinely, I think, I've been, you know, following this club, and I've been one of the very, very, many people actually, one of the many people who keep saying, this club, you know, whenever we want to get a player out, the player just overstays their welcome.

We can talk about, uh, Ndombele.

We can talk about when we wanted to get out, uh, get many players out, right? And every single time we used to bash the club and say that the club is not strong enough, the club is not ruthless enough.

The club is l- allowing the players to have enough power to overstay, which then did not, did not help us in bringing in other players.