Oumar niasse

[Conelli98]

Post #94 and #95.

Cheers for that, I note when he tweeted he said not at this stage...a week on

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Cheers for that, I note when he tweeted he said not at this stage...a week on

More likely deadline day panic if anything.

 

[lancyclaret]

I'm OUT! We HAVE to be looking at better players than him, I'd be royally pissed off if we loan him let alone buy him. He's complete turd.

I agree - Burnley have been linked too this summer when we were selling Keane to Everton.

If we sell Gray, I hope to god Niasse isn't the replacement.

 

[lancyclaret]

What games ?

Interesting I've been reading through the hull.forums and they don't have a bad word to say about him....


Snippets



He looks decent enough. Did some really good things with and without the ball. Scored, hit the cross bar, wreaked havoc amongst the Utd back line. Nice touches, turning out of blind alleys with the ball at his feet.

What the **** do Everton fans know about football?

Clearly not a great deal.



The goal looked like a proper finish to me. The kind of thing we've been lacking. Proper confident touch and dribble. Normally a City striker in that position would be waiting for the tackle to come in, that is assuming they'd even make the run in the first place. I think he's exactly what we've needed. A lot of games we don't have an out ball like that and the ball just keeps coming back time and time again.



To me this kid looks like another Albion value loan. Completely bullied out at Everton for no reason and they are desperate to offload which gives us leverage......

And where did Hull finish? Six points short of safety.

 

[Weststander]

I hope to god Niasse isn't the replacement.

Totally agree with you, from Brighton's perspective too.

Koeman is selling the many crap parts of their squad and looking for any mug, to get their wage bill down.

Everton fans on grandoldteam have consistently stated that Niasse is a joke of a striker.

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

Everton fans on grandoldteam have consistently stated that Niasse is a joke of a striker.

He played 162 minutes for them.

 

[Weststander]

He played 162 minutes for them.

They watched his Hull non-performances too going by their contemporaneous posts.

Enough said.

 

[scwiffy]

No chance we're after him and every chance we're after another. Watch the first 3 mins of this and you'll agree:



His style reminds me of a cross between Elvis & CMS.

That is the worst highlights reel I think I've ever seen of a player. His touch is dreadful, dribbling is terrible, passes are behind players, crosses are overhit, he literally just puts his head down and runs. Granted he's strong and doesn't go down, but usually these youtube highlights make players look much much better than they actually are.

Seems to dribble with his head down to the floor without looking up. Very direct though, his finishing seems pretty decent.

 

[Weststander]

That is the worst highlights reel I think I've ever seen of a player. His touch is dreadful, dribbling is terrible, passes are behind players, crosses are overhit, he literally just puts his head down and runs. Granted he's strong and doesn't go down, but usually these youtube highlights make players look much much better than they actually are.

And that's his edited 'highlights'.

 

[Maximus]

He played 162 minutes for them.

Akpom played 180 minutes for us, and that was enough time for everyone to agree that he wasn't what we needed.

 

[dwayne]

They watched his Hull non-performances too going by their contemporaneous posts.

Enough said.

Look on any hull forum he was well liked I didn't see any negative posts about him.

 

[Stat Brother]

Akpom played 180 minutes for us, and that was enough time for everyone to agree that he wasn't what we needed.

I believe the correct word for that is ...






...BOOOOMMMMMMMM

 

[symyjym]

No chance we're after him and every chance we're after another. Watch the first 3 mins of this and you'll agree:



His style reminds me of a cross between Elvis & CMS.

Kaz has better best bits by far:

https://youtu.be/vOVTV9k1hbQ

https://youtu.be/HPzRm1cx23M

 

[seagull_special]

I don't know enough about him to pass judgement but his competition was sold for 75,000,000, it's fair to say that Everton fans would have very high expectations.

 

[jamie the seagull]

"Niasse would reportedly be open to the move, as he believes a move to the Amex would offer him a good chance at regular football."

http://readeverton.com/2017/08/09/niasse-interested-brighton-move/

https://twitter.com/DeanJonesBR/status/895227478867881984

 

[Nixonator]

"Niasse would reportedly be open to the move, as he believes a move to the Amex would offer him a good chance at regular football."

http://readeverton.com/2017/08/09/niasse-interested-brighton-move/

https://twitter.com/DeanJonesBR/status/895227478867881984

I'm sure he would.

 

[The_Viper]

I find it interesting that people would take Gray but not Niasse. Scored 4 goals in 17 games for a relegated Hull side, Gray scored 9 in 32. Based on those stats he's just as promising.

 

[SeagullinExile]

I find it interesting that people would take Gray but not Niasse. Scored 4 goals in 17 games for a relegated Hull side, Gray scored 9 in 32. Based on those stats he's just as promising.

I agree. Seems like a lad with something to prove maybe?

If the price is right I'm in!

 

[NooBHA]

I agree. Seems like a lad with something to prove maybe?

If the price is right I'm in!

At last

Someone comparing price with ability

Look at Harry Kane. Went on loan to Millwall. Initially did ''jack shit'' and then about half way through the season started to score goals. Kenny Jacket openly said ''the lad is doing well now but we didn't see that when he first arrived'' - He went on loan to Leicester. He did ''jack shit'' so they sent him back because when he was there they needed a striker to hit the ground running because they were a struggling PL side and in a struggling side it is difficult to score goals.

Then he went to Norwich - they sent him back because when he was there they needed a striker to hit the ground running because they were a struggling PL side and in a struggling side it is difficult to score goals.

Spurs put him in their Europa League team where he played in the early rounds against weaker teams where he scored goals in abundance and once the confidence flowed he scored goals for Spurs at a higher level. Even in the last few seasons Harry Kane takes a couple of months to get rolling at the start of the season. Even in a successful Spurs side.

Niasse never ever got that chance at Everton. Some players need to get a couple of games and goals under their belt before they get the confidence and begin to thrive. He would get that at Brighton if he came here. I think his lad has potential. It just hasn't been given the platform at Everton to unleash that potential. That's just my thoughts on the lad.

 

[Triggaaar]

Akpom played 180 minutes for us, and that was enough time for everyone to agree that he wasn't what we needed.

I think most of us knew within an hour.