Nottingham Forest - Tottenham
#61
Agree with the above, also would add that I thought MGW and Munoz linked up well. Would probably expect him to start next week too.
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#62
Ndoye stats are actually disgusting tbh! I thought his effort level was awful, he pussys out of literally every 50/50.

Dan Ndoye - stats against Spurs

Minutes played

59

Touches

18

Passes completed

3

Shots taken

0

Dribble success

33%

Duels lost

60%

Fouls committed

2

Dribbled past

2x
COYR!
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#63
Ndoye is totally ineffective and needs to man up, it’s like playing with 10 men. He’s not physical, he doesn’t beat his man, he just doesn’t do anything. I get he’s meant to offer some pace, running in behind, has a decent shot, but at the end of the day he just doesn’t deliver.

Milenkovic is good. And glad to see Cunha in the team. Both are doing well.
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#64
People want N’Doye to be something that he isn’t, Glasner obviously feels he can contribute in his current role and he was excellent at Liverpoo doing just that.

Personally I think he’s more useful when we are playing with less possession and on the break. Against a team like Spurs you need a disrupter, and Jesus gives us exactly that.

I don’t think it’s as binary as one is a permanent starter and the other isn’t.
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#65
"Milenkovic was poor again"

I must have been asleep at the game

Jesus changed the game
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#66
Jesus played well at Liverpool as well. When he came on yesterday MGW started to perform. Ndoye has hardly had a game where we can say he performed which is not the case with Jesus. I think Glasner is still working out the best balance and combinations but when he does i will be surprised if any include Ndoye being a starter.
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#67
(06-09-2026, 10:00 AM)wassy04 Wrote: Agree with the above, also would add that I thought MGW and Munoz linked up well. Would probably expect him to start next week too.

There was some promising link up play between them. I thought Munoz did seem a little hesitant at times, choosing to pass inside or not fully taking his man on which is understandable after only being here a few days and still getting used to his teammates. But that said what he did do he seemed to do well and he did whip in at least one very good cross which going forward as trust and understanding builds you can see the likes of Wood, Delap and Jesus thriving off.  Love Ola and what he has done and brings to the club but said to my partner after the game that was probably the last time we seen Ola start if everyone is fit.
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#68
Can someone coach Ndoye about the offside rules. It is a running joke where I sit that Ndoye is offside again.
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#69
Ndoye has played wingback for the Swiss national team too?
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#70
(06-09-2026, 08:56 AM)ToryTom Wrote: The last thirty minutes yesterday was the best we have seen MGW in the first three games. He came more central and played like a 10. As a result we started to look more dangerous.


Agree, spent far too much basically playing leftside of midfield until the subs. 

I thought defensively we were fine, worked hard in midfield but there's a definite lack of quality outside of MGW. Ndoye a waste of a shirt again
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#71
(06-09-2026, 09:59 AM)McDurban Wrote:
(06-09-2026, 09:18 AM)BomberBowyer Wrote:
(06-09-2026, 08:56 AM)ToryTom Wrote: The last thirty minutes yesterday was the best we have seen MGW in the first three games. He came more central and played like a 10. As a result we started to look more dangerous. If we are going to create more chances, especially at home I think we need him in those central positions. In my opinion Glasner needs to tinker a little bit with the formation to get the balance right and get the best out of our best players. Neco had a good game yesterday, he never plays poorly but we do not have any threat from the left with two right footers playing there. The balance isn’t right. I really wouldn’t mind Neco going over to the right and Neto getting a run on the left. We could then play Delap and Jesus as two forwards and MGW behind them as a 10.

We did look much more of a threat in the last thirty and for me bringing Jesus on for Ndoye was a key point.  The energy Jesus added and shear desire to fight and try to win every ball gave the Spurs defenders an issue and put us on the front foot. Going forward I think the starting front 3 has to be MGW, Jesus and Delap.

Jesus to start ahead of Ndoye for me.

Definately. Ndoye wasting another coaches faith in him.
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#72
Ndoye offers next to nothing . We should have moved him on.
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