Ndong goes awol

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Teessidemackem

Teessidemackem

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Sunderland midfielder Didier Ndong has not turned up for Gabon international duty and has been sent back to England, the Gabonese Football Federation says.

The 22-year-old, who signed for the Black Cats for £13.6m in August, was due to play in a World Cup qualifier against Mali on Saturday.

Gabon says Ndong has been in capital city Libreville since Monday.

They accuse him of a "glaring absence" and stress he has not communicated "any possible trouble" he may be in.

Ndong - who has 18 caps for his country - was due to report to Gabon training on Tuesday and the Gabonese Federation believe "it is common knowledge" he was in Libreville a day earlier.

In a statement, they added: "It was decided in agreement with the technical staff to inform the Sunderland the player is sent back to England from this Wednesday, November 9, 2016, his travel document had been amended accordingly."
 
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Teessidemakem said:
Sunderland midfielder Didier Ndong has not turned up for Gabon international duty and has been sent back to England, the Gabonese Football Federation says.

The 22-year-old, who signed for the Black Cats for £13.6m in August, was due to play in a World Cup qualifier against Mali on Saturday.

Gabon says Ndong has been in capital city Libreville since Monday.

They accuse him of a "glaring absence" and stress he has not communicated "any possible trouble" he may be in.

Ndong - who has 18 caps for his country - was due to report to Gabon training on Tuesday and the Gabonese Federation believe "it is common knowledge" he was in Libreville a day earlier.

In a statement, they added: "It was decided in agreement with the technical staff to inform the Sunderland the player is sent back to England from this Wednesday, November 9, 2016, his travel document had been amended accordingly."
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Can't fault the lad loads of tasty ladies there for the right price haha
 
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To send him back they must know something
Has some giggery pockery been going on
 
grandpops said:
No idea mate. Apparently there`s wimmen wot are celibate and chaste and that. Have nothing to do with men at all.

Seems like they can get uncelibate and unchaste if they get money hoyed at them..

Just what I got telt like.
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I have heard of such creatures - god praised i have never encountered such a jezebell but got rest their souls - I will prey for them brother
 
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