Players and coaches · 8 dispatches
Senne Lammens
All dispatches about Senne Lammens. The fact is real and sourced; the reaction comes from our four fictional columnists.
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Courtois dropped from the Red Devils WhatsApp: the gaffer digs out his delegate’s list
Thibaut Courtois, who missed the Nations League games, is back for the Euro 2028 qualifiers under Mark van Bommel. The Real Madrid goalkeeper denies sulking over a starting place and says he…
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Ten-man Tottenham equalise in the 92nd minute at Old Trafford, Freddy knows the feeling
Manchester United and Tottenham drew 1-1 on Saturday at Old Trafford in the sixth round of the Premier League. Down to ten men after Rodrigo Bentancur was sent off, the Spurs equalised…
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Van Bommel rotates everywhere but the back: Louise hunts the rotation that won’t turn
Mark van Bommel changed several starters in his first Nations League spell, but Senne Lammens, Timothy Castagne, Nathan Ngoy and Brandon Mechele played every minute. Zinédine Zidane made more changes on the…
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Van Bommel says Belgium break records in the data, Louise looks for them before Paris
Ahead of Monday’s Nations League match against France in Paris, Mark van Bommel says Belgium broke records in each of their first three games: high-intensity runs, distances covered, sprints. Kevin De Bruyne…
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Van Bommel calls De Bruyne Belgium’s greatest ever, Marcel puts his paper down
After the Red Devils’ win over Italy, his first match in charge, Mark van Bommel rated Kevin De Bruyne better than at the World Cup and called him the best player in…
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Van Bommel says Lukaku must ‘digest’ his move, Louise has questions
Romelu Lukaku is still without a goal or an assist for Fenerbahçe. Mark van Bommel says he still needs time to digest his move to his new club.
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Father names Belgium’s squad, son named by the Netherlands: Marcel compares
On 18 September, Mark van Bommel announced his first squad as manager of the Red Devils, Belgium’s national team. That same afternoon, his son Ruben van Bommel (22, PSV) was called up…
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Two up and out of the cup: Marcel still won’t say the sponsor’s name
Manchester United went out of the League Cup to Brighton, beaten 3-2 at Old Trafford after leading 2-0. Maxim De Cuyper, on as a second-half substitute, scored the winner on 70 minutes.