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Kevin-Prince Boateng went out SIX nights a week when he was at Tottenham



Posted Thursday, February 09, 2017 by Dreamteamfc.com

Kevin-Prince Boateng went out SIX nights a week when he was at Tottenham

Las Palmas midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng has revealed just how much of a party boy he was during his time at Tottenham.

Boateng, who joined Spurs in 2007 but made just 14 Premier League appearances, admits he became disillusioned with training and staying in shape.

That’s because then Spurs manager Martin Jol informed him just a month into his career at White Hart Lane he wasn’t part of his plans.

But instead of knuckling down and trying to impress the Dutchman, Boateng went completely the other way.

Kevin-Prince Boateng went out SIX nights a week when he was at Tottenham

In an interview with Sid Lowe in The Guardian, he said: “Every night I was out until six.

"I was like 95 kilos, swollen from the drinking and bad food. I said: ‘This can’t be me, I don’t want to be that guy. I have something inside: I’m a football player.”

Kevin-Prince Boateng went out SIX nights a week when he was at Tottenham

He added: “You know when you shut off? That was me. ‘You don’t want me? I’ll enjoy life.’

"I realise now how bad it was: six days a week nightclubbing, drinking for almost a year. But I was only 20.

"You don’t think things are going wrong. You see money coming in. ‘OK, I get my fun somewhere else.’ Girls, nightclubs, friends … Fake friends.”

In a particularly candid interview, Boateng also revealed Nelson Mandela wanted him to marry his daughter after a meeting with the great South African icon when acting as an anti-racism spokesperson for the UN.

Boateng politely declined, reiterating that he already had a girlfriend, but admitted the nickname ‘David Black-ham’ meant he become a poster boy back home.



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