2017/18 Oumar Niasse

[Joey66]

Niasse is in a Hull shirt in the video, so the whole club has been complicit in a bullying cover-up for at least half a year.

The whole club.

Name names if it's the whole club as bullies it's the select few!

 

[MACCA75]

Every week from now until January. This lad starts up front for me.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Name names if it's the whole club as bullies it's the select few!

Probably more to do with people turning a blind eye to what was going on Joey.

 

[orly]

Name names if it's the whole club as bullies it's the select few!

Certainly.

Koeman did the bullying.
Unsworth and Ferguson already informed Koeman of their views on Niasse before he'd even seen him in training .
Club captain Jagielka stood by while it happened , didn't bother to defend a team mate.
The entire CxO/ Board level would have known and brushed it under the carpet.

That video was shot 6 months ago minimum and Everton sat on it. The whole club is rotten

 

[orly]

I thought that was odd, why released now? Was he too worried? Surely I would have been on the Hull site? Maybe nobody was brave enough to post it?

I reckon Everton got wind of it - likely tipped off by Hull' s media team - and had it embargoed. Then they have allowed to be released as part of a clean sweep tactic

 

[BlueLlama]

Yes watched a few games Niassie looked more than ok in the under 23s scored some great goals - did not surprise me when he did well at Hull - Unsy made him look a total centre forward holding the ball up etc running the line - for someone who got bullied in the workplace very upsetting to hear the story with Koeman!

On crack Joey?
1- He was playing against kids
2- He was still tosh

 

[Nymzee]

Yes mate.

Koeman has done some grotty things, especially to Niasse and this should be PUBLIC. But to say that deep down everyone else felt sorry for him and cared is total nonsense

Yeh didn’t agree with the players loving him part. All you ever hear re: him is that he worked hard. No one said anything after that locker interview. Might hurt your own chances but if you cared you’d stand up for your teammate.

 

[Blueway]

Certainly.

Koeman did the bullying.
Unsworth and Ferguson already informed Koeman of their views on Niasse before he'd even seen him in training .
Club captain Jagielka stood by while it happened , didn't bother to defend a team mate.
The entire CxO/ Board level would have known and brushed it under the carpet.

That video was shot 6 months ago minimum and Everton sat on it. The whole club is rotten

To be fair, that video was shot at Hull, we cannot conirm who has seen it until it hit the public domain, which was?

 

[Blues Harp]

Apparently Bullying is not just Koeman...it runs right through the club from youth to first eleven ..

 

[Blueway]

On crack Joey?
1- He was playing against kids
2- He was still tosh

Not really what’s being debated mate, this is about human rights..

 

[Nymzee]

I wonder if anything else comes about as a result of that video. Obviously nothing illegal went on but surely it can’t be ignored and thus legitimised in modern football.

A lot of that was common knowledge but the stuff about medical treatment or removing his things without him knowing is just unbelievable.

 

[orly]

Yeh didn’t agree with the players loving him part. All you ever hear re: him is that he worked hard. No one said anything after that locker interview. Might hurt your own chances but if you cared you’d stand up for your teammate.

Bang on.

What's the point in Jagielka ? You've got that Wembley tunnel footage of him saying to Barkley "they aren't booing you, they are booing him [Martinez]" and yet he just hides away, never gets in and intervenes in any meaningful way. Now we find out one of his colleagues was getting ostracised in the workplace and again, the team's captain just stepped aside and doesn't bother to help.

What a rotten little club we are at the moment. Thoroughly rotten.

 

[Tubey]

The dignity of Niasse deserves a massive amount of respect from anyone and everyone, regardless of his ability as a footballer. Top class.

As for Koeman... let's just say perhaps people are finally coming around as to why the Barkley situation is what it is.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

I wonder if anything else comes about as a result of that video. Obviously nothing illegal went on but surely it can’t be ignored and thus legitimised in modern football.

A lot of that was common knowledge but the stuff about medical treatment or removing his things without him knowing is just unbelievable.

What really stands out in all this is Niasse's character, the stuff that seems to have gone on would have broken most players, but as he said himself, he just smiled through it all.

 

[Nymzee]

Bang on.

What's the point in Jagielka ? You've got that Wembley tunnel footage of him saying to Barkley "they aren't booing you, they are booing him [Martinez]" and yet he just hides away, never gets in and intervenes in any meaningful way. Now we find out one of his colleagues was getting ostracised in the workplace and again, the team's captain just stepped aside and doesn't bother to help.

What a rotten little club we are at the moment. Thoroughly rotten.

Thing is as well, the players get paid regardless, so what’s the worst that could happen if he had piped up? Got dropped? Doesn’t harm his bank balance. He’s always been a spineless captain anyway. It’s like that interview Adam did with Carra and he mentioned how quiet it was in the tunnel for derbies. All our playing staff are cowards.