Oumar Niasse

[Deleted member 28206]

What is that monstrosity!? Only our loveable neighbours could create such a cringeworthy channel! Beautiful viewing there though.

It's where they all go to a pub and BANTER THE MATCH LAD.

 

[bullybeef]

Bantz

 

[thirdmantackle]

Bantz for Niasse

 

[davek]

Yep. I think the lad was incredibly dignified through it all too, didn't take a swipe at Koeman even though he had every right to. Good to see an Everton player score against the RS, was forgetting how it felt

He had every right to attack Koeman. He was, as you say, very dignified.

There's a lesson there to be learned by people quick to call time on a player and quick to treat them like dogs. Let's hope that person learns it...I doubt it though.

 

[Darth Toffeeman]

Listening to the Everton game and hearing Niasse had scored against the RS admid the chaotic events at Goodison must go down as one of the most surreal moments I can ever remember in football!

In less than 2 minutes Our strikers bagged 3 goals, 2 for Everton and 1 against Liverpool.

Now I was unaware that there was anything in the world that could be so pleasurable in such a small amount of time but yesterday proved it!

 

[Azza]

Poor lad had no idea what to do when he scored. Made up for him. lol lol

 

[Darth Toffeeman]

He had every right to attack Koeman. He was, as you say, very dignified.

There's a lesson there to be learned by people quick to call time on a player and quick to treat them like dogs. Let's hope that person learns it...I doubt it though.

If anything though has it given Niasse food for thought. His character has shown that he is trying his hardest to win our respect and if he can earn a contract in this league then we have helped Niasse fulfill his dream. He is a well paid individual who just did not fit in with our managers plans. It happens.

Koeman has had a positive on almost everyone thus far. I was pleased to see Oviedo have a great game for Sunderland yesterday too.

 

[mutley]

Looking at him in the Utd and RS games it does look like he can play,

when we went on that horrific run after the first 5 games games, he could of gotten us some important points if Koeman hadn't shut him out.

 

[davek]

If anything though has it given Niasse food for thought. His character has shown that he is trying his hardest to win our respect and if he can earn a contract in this league then we have helped Niasse fulfill his dream. He is a well paid individual who just did not fit in with our managers plans. It happens.

Koeman has had a positive on almost everyone thus far. I was pleased to see Oviedo have a great game for Sunderland yesterday too.

How can what either Niasse did at Hull or Oviedo at Sunderland be down to Koeman? He had no contact whatsoever with Niasse.

 

[Darth Toffeeman]

How can what either Niasse did at Hull or Oviedo at Sunderland be down to Koeman? He had no contact whatsoever with Niasse.

Psychologically.
If someone says no, you prove them wrong.
Regarding oviedo Koeman wanted to keep him.
He let him leave for 1st team football.

 

[obc]

Poor lad had no idea what to do when he scored. Made up for him. lol lol

the moment could only have been better is after he scored his goal he broke out into Hull's 'Mauled by Tigers' celebration.

 

[Goat]

He had every right to attack Koeman. He was, as you say, very dignified.

There's a lesson there to be learned by people quick to call time on a player and quick to treat them like dogs. Let's hope that person learns it...I doubt it though.

If it barks like a dog and looks like a dog, its a dog.

 

[davek]

If it barks like a dog and looks like a dog, its a dog.

Racist.

 

[bignev23]

Niasse has reaped the benefits of Koemans publicly outspoken motivational skills and he's looking a differerent player now to when Martinez was here.

 

[4737carlin]

He had every right to attack Koeman. He was, as you say, very dignified.

There's a lesson there to be learned by people quick to call time on a player and quick to treat them like dogs. Let's hope that person learns it...I doubt it though.

Maybe he did but anyone who has even the slightest amount of knowledge on football wouldn't attack some as well respect throughout the game as Ronald Koeman.

The man's a true legend of the game and the way he has handled Niasse has givin him the motivation he needed to press on and work harder