Victor Wanyama

Swoooosh

 

He was taken off due to an injury anyway. Could see him hobbling about during the celebrations.

 

I think you might have forgot to switch on your sarcasm detector this morning

 

He’ll be gone in the summer but that’s not why. He was injured before the game and could barely walk by half time.

See him at full time limping about trying to celebrate

 

True, and even saying that, I'd love him back.

 

We’re supposed to not be looking back and that but

 

Unfortunately he ain’t coming back here for £40 K a week .

 

Victor Wanyama insists he owes his dream date at the Champions League Final to Neil Lennon

The Tottenham Hotspur star is preparing for the biggest game of his life when he and his team-mates face Liverpool in Madrid on Saturday night.


Wanyama can’t wait for the showpiece occasion and says his opportunity to perform in European football’s big one is largely down to Lennon's faith.

Eight years ago, the African was plucked from Belgian outfit Germinal Beerschot by the Celtic boss and handed the chance to play regularly in the Continent’s elite competition.

Wanyama is adamant Lennon’s coaching and guidance set him on the proper path to his current stardom at Spurs via a spell at Southampton.

He said: “I will always be grateful to Celtic for what they did for me and my career and I will always be grateful to Neil Lennon, too.


He taught me the game. He made me a mature player. He gave me that understanding which let me go on.


“I haven’t heard from him, but I watched their game against Hearts in the Scottish Cup Final last Saturday and I was cheering for them.
“Neil Lennon gave me a platform and also a belief that I could go and play at the highest level.

Celtic is still like a family to me. It is still a home. They gave me the platform on a big stage and I took it.”

Wanyama admits he’s delighted that Lennon has landed the Parkhead post on a permanent basis having seen through the job of clinching the treble Treble.

He added: “I am pleased to see him get the job. I think he is a fantastic manager and a fantastic coach, but he is also a good man.”

And Wanyama believes Lennon’s credentials will be perfectly displayed in the Spanish capital when the Euro final takes his place with both him and another former charge in the shape of Liverpool’s Virgil van Dijk featuring in the contest.

He said: “It is incredible. You can see how good a coach Neil Lennon is just from that.”

 

Seems like spurs are happy to let Vic go out on Loan , Be interesting to see who he ends up at as

 

Don’t see where he fits in at Present tbh. Think other areas are needing strengthened beforehand and midfield is one of our strongest at present

 

Centre mid

 

Please, however far fetched it sounds, let this happen.

I'd even post something nice about Corbyn if does.

 

Bring him home

 

Aye he loves us, he really does but if it comes to us or Crystal Palace, let's see we're he goes.

Full moon time again, lol.

 

I wouldn’t be holding a protest if he came back
Just stating the money we would likely spend could go towards a LB or someone else we need in the squad as I think we are strong in midfield atm..
Hawd on am being Intelligent we’ve got Hunners a money to spend

 

Midfield lacked presence against Cluj imo. Would be a great signing.