The common theme seems to be frustration, because everyone knows how good he could be
When 4 different managers identify fitness as a major flaw - and implore a change - maybe it's the player's professionalism that's the issuepic.twitter.com/xtanF02lEX
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Pochettino managed to get him playing consistently to an excellent level so maybe a move to Spurs makes sense. Would still be a risk though
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Probably out of order to question his professionalism. Just it's a pattern.
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@nawab_mohammed what i was talking about -
When you look at him a couple years ago when he was fit (just before his injury) you can really see a difference in him compared to now.
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genuinely a shame if he can't get his head right -- he was one of the best teens I've seen play at St James'
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I fear he won't be the same player after the injury. He's only 21; body is still changing & growing, development stunted. I'm gutted tbh.
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Surely a move to Liverpool makes sense?
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Great selling point, be a stampede for his signature.
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How good must he be though for them all to keep faith (to varying extents obv) with him? What a pity he can't seem to get himself together.
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As if this lard-arse ever supplanted Gibbs for England LB spot. Sigh upon sigh.
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Could have that fat burning issue that Sakho has. If you look at his training vids he's doing loads of weird exercises since his magic ban
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It just shows these 4 managers where not good at man management & as for Mourinho he loves to take the attention away from the poor game
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But is fitness the real problem, or is it food?
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or maybe he just loves pizza/kebabs/lamb biriyani too much
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