Ademola Lookman

Neiler · February 2, 2017

Called up for England in May, built up as the saviour of English football by Sep, written of by the press by Dec, becomes ace again and we won't be ever arsed.

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Toffeemeister · February 2, 2017

So impressed with this lad.

4737carlin · February 2, 2017

His control and quickness is fantastic, no dithering about like Ross.

Huyton Layne · February 2, 2017

Should start next game for Holgate, drop the three at the back and have more players in the final third.

mitchell1996 · February 2, 2017

Layne said:
Should start next game for Holgate, drop the three at the back and have more players in the final third.

This, i like how solid we look with 3 at the back but Lukaku is just ridiculously isolated upfront, hes essentially got Mirallas in an around him and thats about it most of the time. This Lookman looks a threat whenever hes on, I'd start him against bournemouth

granter79 · February 2, 2017

Dropped the shoulder last night and glided by 2 players! Love him already. Shot on the bear post shows his confidence also. I would also start him on sat

TheGhostOfBolasie · February 2, 2017

Start him and Mirallas alongside Lukaku on Saturday.

BlueToff · February 2, 2017

Great moments but still has a bit to learn - e.g. dawdled in possession a few times.

That's no shame though. He's 19. Really unlucky not to score twice as well.

ALANSTUBBS · February 2, 2017

Needs to start agains Bournmouth imo. Drag him off at 75 if he struggles. My gut feel is he wont.

Abraders · February 2, 2017

The fact he can take people on fearlessly is a massive asset.

Tennessee Blue Mike · February 2, 2017

I agree no dithering and not afraid to shoot. I love that emphasis. He will be a very good one.

LydiateLee · February 2, 2017

Sticking my neck out - Everton legend in the making.

He has it.

GwladysPhil · February 2, 2017

the lad is RAPID and he's one of those strikers than can hit the ball hard and on the ground

blueloon · February 2, 2017

His rawness makes him so exciting when he's on the ball, shows no fear. Mistakes are obviously there trying too hard at times , turning into trouble and losing the ball , the trick will be to improve his decision making without over coaching him so he doesn't stop taking risks. I saw that RK told him he wanted to see him further up the pitch, but I thought that was one of his strengths , coming back to pick up the ball , offering himself as an outlet even when tightly marked. At Goodison he's going to raise a buzz every time he gets the ball.