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Poll to see if anybody on this forum rates Sissoko

Sissoko- Yay or Nay

  • Yay

    Votes: 59 14.0%
  • Nay

    Votes: 361 86.0%

  • Total voters
    420

TEESSIDE1

Married, new job and Spurs on the up!
Jul 3, 2006
15,280
19,110
We don't need to give him time. We already know what he's about, he's been in the PL for years. We need to sell him and recoup as much money as possible asap, and then buy a good player as a replacement...

It's one thing needing time to gel with a new team and another to intentionally elbow someone and undermine the manager in public. The guys a bellend and we need shot.
 

Joeyboey

Well-Known Member
Aug 31, 2011
1,806
5,260
I cannot believe 46 people rate him on here. But then 61 million Americans voted for Trump.

The worlds gone crazy!
 

NEVILLEB

Well-Known Member
Nov 6, 2006
6,785
6,408
The high price, timing and questionable quality suggest this might have been a transfer to keep the Manager on side after missing out on someone better.
 
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Hoddtastic72

Well-Known Member
Sep 25, 2011
1,338
1,846
Transfer is definitely a weird one. Guess we will never know why it really happened when we could of spent £30 mill on so many other (better) players. Also as much as I hate to say it about one of our new signings...but I'm confident he will never cut it for us.
 

Spurger King

can't smile without glue
Jul 22, 2008
43,881
95,149
Transfer is definitely a weird one. Guess we will never know why it really happened when we could of spent £30 mill on so many other (better) players. Also as much as I hate to say it about one of our new signings...but I'm confident he will never cut it for us.

£6m per full season he plays for us, so it will probably end up being £3m if we're lucky and some sap of a team takes him off our hands.

I really hate being negative about any of our players. Sissoko looked pretty good when he first joined Newcastle, and we all saw how well he played in the Euros, but he just seems to be a square peg for us, and not a particularly good one.
 

Hoddtastic72

Well-Known Member
Sep 25, 2011
1,338
1,846
£6m per full season he plays for us, so it will probably end up being £3m if we're lucky and some sap of a team takes him off our hands.

I really hate being negative about any of our players. Sissoko looked pretty good when he first joined Newcastle, and we all saw how well he played in the Euros, but he just seems to be a square peg for us, and not a particularly good one.
If we pay 6 Mil per full season...can we send him back to Newcastle at Christmas for a refund
 

ClintEastwould

Well-Known Member
Jul 3, 2012
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9,845
Give the man a chance, what's he had, half a dozen games?
Gareth Bale looked pants for âges before he turned into our best winger since Alfie Conn

Out of all the players throughout the years to wear our shirt you choose to come out of obscurity and whip out this tiresome cliche for fucking Sissoko???
 

Blake Griffin

Well-Known Member
Oct 3, 2011
14,166
38,475
£6m per full season he plays for us, so it will probably end up being £3m if we're lucky and some sap of a team takes him off our hands.

no it isn't ffs :D

we can't just flog him for 10m in the summer and make a 4m profit. the 10m we get would go straight to newcastle and then we'd have to send them another 14m on top of the 6m we're originally scheduled to pay.
 

Blake Griffin

Well-Known Member
Oct 3, 2011
14,166
38,475

this has been done hundreds of times now -

Andy ‏@hillyon Sep 1
Just read that article of yours,
@TomCStandard RE Sissoko, NUFC will only receive £30m if he stays at Spurs for duration?

Tom CollomosseVerified account‏@TomCStandard Sep 1
@hillyon No, they'll get their £30m, but when he's ultimately sold that will be part of the negotiations with the buying club.


the author just worded it terribly and caused unnecessary confusion. it's a straight-forward transfer paid in instalments(as many are).
 

Spurger King

can't smile without glue
Jul 22, 2008
43,881
95,149
this has been done hundreds of times now -

Andy ‏@hillyon Sep 1
Just read that article of yours,
@TomCStandard RE Sissoko, NUFC will only receive £30m if he stays at Spurs for duration?

Tom CollomosseVerified account‏@TomCStandard Sep 1
@hillyon No, they'll get their £30m, but when he's ultimately sold that will be part of the negotiations with the buying club.


the author just worded it terribly and caused unnecessary confusion. it's a straight-forward transfer paid in instalments(as many are).

Fair enough. Fucking awful signing in that case. It was already a bad signing, but £30m for that shower is a joke.
 

EQP

EQP
Sep 1, 2013
8,036
29,899
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/nov/27/mauricio-pochettino-moussa-sissoko-tottenham

Well seems Poch isn't a fan of sissoko either.

“Football is not about money,” Pochettino said when asked about Sissoko’s absence. “It is about players being better, and that they show on the training ground that they are better than another team-mate and that they deserve to be involved or not. In my opinion, I need to take the decisions and I believe that the players that started in the game [on Saturday] and the players on the bench deserved to be involved in the game. There’s nothing else to [read into] it.


“It’s not frustrating for me. It’s about football. We can see in football different things that happen. You sign a player and then you expect something, and you don’t find what you expected … If another deserved to be involved, like maybe [Georges-Kévin] Nkoudou or Josh Onomah, or [Vincent] Janssen, then why not? Just because we pay money [for someone], do they deserve to play? Sissoko needs to work hard and to show in future that he deserves to be on the team.”
 

daehanmingook

Active Member
Aug 31, 2012
355
422
It's good that he's taking this stance, I reckon poch didn't rate him from the start but played him to show levy how crap he was. Like last season in the europa, playing fringe players and getting clammered to show our poor squad depth. This shows levy he needs to sign better quality to really progress and that he can't keep pussyfooting when it comes to quality transfers! Poch won't deal with this kind of dross forever. Fortunately he seems patient enough to let the club improve their processes but we'll need to see some real improvements.
 

lukespurs7

Well-Known Member
Feb 21, 2006
4,833
4,259
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/nov/27/mauricio-pochettino-moussa-sissoko-tottenham

Well seems Poch isn't a fan of sissoko either.

“Football is not about money,” Pochettino said when asked about Sissoko’s absence. “It is about players being better, and that they show on the training ground that they are better than another team-mate and that they deserve to be involved or not. In my opinion, I need to take the decisions and I believe that the players that started in the game [on Saturday] and the players on the bench deserved to be involved in the game. There’s nothing else to [read into] it.


“It’s not frustrating for me. It’s about football. We can see in football different things that happen. You sign a player and then you expect something, and you don’t find what you expected … If another deserved to be involved, like maybe [Georges-Kévin] Nkoudou or Josh Onomah, or [Vincent] Janssen, then why not? Just because we pay money [for someone], do they deserve to play? Sissoko needs to work hard and to show in future that he deserves to be on the team.”
Wow he's gone then lol
 

TheHoddleWaddle

Well-Known Member
Dec 13, 2013
11,360
20,395
£6m per full season he plays for us, so it will probably end up being £3m if we're lucky and some sap of a team takes him off our hands.

I really hate being negative about any of our players. Sissoko looked pretty good when he first joined Newcastle, and we all saw how well he played in the Euros, but he just seems to be a square peg for us, and not a particularly good one.

A square peg, from the 99p store, that was disguised and left on the shelf of John Lewis special pegs range, designed to never fit in any hole, but is useful for holding up the receipt you paid for it, so that when you walk by it flaps in your face.

I do hope this post eventually flaps in my face, but I doubt it. He has an epic battle to shift the 'naff' tag he rightfully has.
 

sweetness

Well-Known Member
Jun 24, 2006
1,117
832
It's good that he's taking this stance, I reckon poch didn't rate him from the start but played him to show levy how crap he was. Like last season in the europa, playing fringe players and getting clammered to show our poor squad depth. This shows levy he needs to sign better quality to really progress and that he can't keep pussyfooting when it comes to quality transfers! Poch won't deal with this kind of dross forever. Fortunately he seems patient enough to let the club improve their processes but we'll need to see some real improvements.
It's pretty obvious that Poch was the one who pushed for the signing, and Levy obliged for once. Shame on him eh?
 
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