Oumar Niasse

[Mikeonlythebestwilldo]

4 goals in 10 games is a decent return, especially as you'd imagine he would have taken a few games to get going. People have paid much more than £13.5 million for players with that kind of return. With both Kone and Valencia surely gone in the summer, we do need some support for Lukaku up front. Will certainly be an interesting summer, as whilst we shipped out some fringe players in January, there's also guys like Deulofeu and maybe even Lennon who might be moved on, not to mention older players like Jags and Barry. Could be an incredibly busy summer, especially if we get into the Europa and need a bigger squad than we have at the moment.

I carnt see niasse coming back myself mate but keeps hull up then we,ll deffo get our money back or even a small profit now .

 

[billybadger]

Anyone know if he's eligible for next week as most players aren't aloud to play against the club they are loaned from?

 

[Howards tipple]

He took both his goals well yesterday, especially the second.
I dont hold any grudges against this guy, he was never disrespectful to Everton, despite having to play in the U23s.
He has been ripped to bits at times on this forum, but it wasn't him who agreed the transfer fee and got our hopes up. It simply hasn't been the right move for him and our scouts need to be partly responsible along with RM.
It obviously hasn't worked for him at Goodison and I personally dont think he will be good enough for a return but I wish him well, hope he keeps Hull up and we get a return on him.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Anyone know if he's eligible for next week as most players aren't aloud to play against the club they are loaned from?

No one is allowed to play against their parent club.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I carnt see niasse coming back myself mate but keeps hull up then we,ll deffo get our money back or even a small profit now .

Oh for sure, it's unlikely that he'll be back here, especially given how he's been treated, but I'd be hoping for a profit due to the goals he's scored for Hull. I mean Ahmed Musa was signed by Leicester for £15m and has got 4 in 29 games. Stoke paid £18m for Imbula, who has been hopeless.

It's quite probable that he's in a Jelavic like run at the moment, but we've seen plenty of players bought after those kind of runs, so lets cash in.

 

[Alan Whittle]

but keeps hull up

Head explodes.

 

[Mikeonlythebestwilldo]

Head explodes.

Sorry Alan I forget that other fans use our forum ,

 

[Alan Whittle]

Sorry Alan I forget that other fans use our forum ,

No worries. It would be some achievement if they stayed up. As long as it's not at our expense! Last but one game is Palace v Hull.

 

[Milk]

No one is allowed to play against their parent club.

It is a stupid rule though. If the player isn't considered good enough to play for the parent club (either because they are still making their way in the game or because they are a bit carp) then I cannot see where the conflict of interest is in allowing them to play. It is all a learning curve after all.
Having said that, and with Niasse tearing up the league (a little bit ), it isn't a bad thing he is ineligible as I could really seeing him scoring and cup his ear to Koeman in celebration

 

[bluerobert]

It is a stupid rule though. If the player isn't considered good enough to play for the parent club (either because they are still making their way in the game or because they are a bit carp) then I cannot see where the conflict of interest is in allowing them to play. It is all a learning curve after all.
Having said that, and with Niasse tearing up the league (a little bit ), it isn't a bad thing he is ineligible as I could really seeing him scoring and cup his ear to Koeman in celebration

I suppose it's so they can't be accused of holding back and having a bad game to benefit their parent club. I don't even know how likely it would be for a player to do that, if you train with a player every day you know when they aren't right and imagine having to go back in the dressing room with the lads you're on loan with if they all suspected you'd just thrown the game on them because you knew you were only there for a year to get some game time

 

[Barnfred 55]

Head explodes.

lol

 

[Milk]

I suppose it's so they can't be accused of holding back and having a bad game to benefit their parent club. I don't even know how likely it would be for a player to do that, if you train with a player every day you know when they aren't right and imagine having to go back in the dressing room with the lads you're on loan with if they all suspected you'd just thrown the game on them because you knew you were only there for a year to get some game time

Fans & club officials would muller a player for holding back though? Wouldn't get pick for the next game or for plenty of games after that

 

[4737carlin]

Wish he could play next week so we could give him a good reception.

 

[bluerobert]

Fans & club officials would muller a player for holding back though? Wouldn't get pick for the next game or for plenty of games after that

No I know mate, that's what I'm saying. As if a player would even think about pulling a stunt like that. They'd likely be banned from playing as well if the FA thought they could prove it

 

[Ollie d]

As we score our fourth next week i hope the Park End lids throw a locker on the pitch, just to taunt big Oumar...