In the summer I would have been for it but now after two failed loans there's obviously something up with him. Shame as he's clearly talented.

These were Daniel Farke's comments on him:

"Listen, in the summer we came here in order to create and to bring new values and to create a new culture within the club and when we speak about a player if he’s on here on a permanent or a loan deal, we have expectations and these expectations are in several topics important.

“Obviously it’s important, the potential and the quality of the player but also it’s professionalism, it’s discipline, it’s workload on and off the pitch and also the soft skills, so also if he’s positive and committed, good for the group and engaged with these topics, paint then more or less a picture.

“And we decided okay, this is the player we want in our group and want to represent Leeds United, our demands are very, very high and we don’t differ between loan players, permanent players so we are pretty picky in this topic.

“We came to the conclusion that we will end the loan for for Djed and he will return back to Tottenham. We are grateful for his time here.”

He fell out with Neil Warnock as well previously, my impression is that he's a bit of a prick with a poor attitude. Funnily enough the one manager who he did brilliantly under was Steve Cooper. So if he ends up coming in, that could well happen.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...

I believe it was Warnock who asserted that Spence's attitude problems were not doing him any favours so he allowed him to join Nottm For on Loan from Middlesbrough to sort himself out.It was Chris Hughton who signed him for Nottm For.

Walker-Peters from Southampton is worth moving for. Alert and decent right wing back play. At the same time, Edozie, from the same club, could fill that left wing place we’re sorely lacking. Both would hit the ground running. Plus, both players are currently out injured, which would suit our player profile requirements.

both good players - Southampton have done well targeting young players not getting games at the big 6.

However, even if we could get them to move i suspect the transfer fees would be over £20m each, maybe £50m for the pair.

Walker-Peters reminds me of a younger Clyne. A busy and fast RB, very one footed, but what a right foot.