A section of Spurs fans may disagree but our French international central defender Younes Kaboul feels he is close to playing his best football after a lengthy period on the treatment table. He may currently be injury free if not entirely error free but the centre half clearly believes that he still has a future at White Hart Lane.
“When you are injured, you have to work by yourself and it is just a nightmare,” Younes said.
“Finally now I feel like I am coming back to my best. I’m not there yet, but I am trying. I wish we still had ten games left to play this season, but unfortunately we only have five left.
Looking ahead to the next campaign, the player added.
“I am feeling much better and I’m going to work again this summer to come back even better and have a good season next time.”
Those comments come after suggestions that he was going to run down his contract and leave Tottenham on a free. In turn, that sparked a host of rumours claiming that Kaboul was going to complete the full Sol Campbell process and join Arsenal – a story he has flatly denied.
So, Younes Kaboul seems committed to the club but is there a place for him in the 2014-15 campaign?
No place for this injury prone defender find it replace
Of course there is a place for him he is a class act, better than verts and daws and Chiriches, who i think will also be a great CB next season. Younes there is also a place for you in my bedroom you hunk of a man.
jesus christ!
Yes – has all the skills required to be a very good/great centre back.
Being out for pretty much two years, playing with a body your still trying to figure out and with our motley crew of defenders (captain fantastic, axel rose, crazy vlad, rasta vertongan)…….his performances have been as expected.
A full pre season and consistent partnership will help him next year. Would love to see him next to Caulker!!!!
Sorry fail to agree with that view he has been an absolute liability this season along with Chiriches and Vertognan I can accept it from Rose and Naughton because they are still learning their trade but the others are experienced
“I wish we still had ten games left to play this season, but unfortunately we only have five left.”
Even if that was the case and other teams only 5 games left, we would still fall short because of the own goals and doing-up-bootlaces induced errors we make.