Paul-Georges Ntep

Paul-Georges Ntep de Madiba (born 29th July 1992) is a French-Cameroonian professional footballer who plays for Stade Rennais and the French national team. He plays as a forward and is known for his quick pace and technical skill.

In Stockport Wrestling Association, Ntep is the Duke of Stockport's favourite footballer and is thus known as Lord Ntep or Lord Paul-Georges Ntep de Madiba.

History
The origin of Ntepism is unclear, though most fans believe it began on 17th May 2014, when the eponymous Ntep scored a hilarious yet controversial goal for Rennais against Stade de Reims. Ntep had capitalised on poor communication in the Reims defence to leave himself with an open goal. Instead of kicking the ball into the empty net, Ntep ran with the ball and stopped it on the goalline. Ntep then got on his hands and knees, before nudging the ball past the goallline with his head.

Duke has refuted the claims that his Lord gained his status due to this, though a spike in Ntep worship afterwards points to said incident propagating the rise of Ntepism.

Application
Ntepists can be seen attempting to recreate their Lord's famous cheeky grin and dance, as well as his iconic goal on 17th May 2014. The terms "Dja Djedje" and less commonly, "Tacalfred" are used in Ntepist circles to imply derision, etymology dervied from the two players that fell afoul of their idol. SWA's Ntepists (most notably Duke and his Butler) also replace "God" with "Ntep" in conversation.