2018/19 Oumar Niasse

[ijjysmith]

Hello again, optimism still high at the club?

I have no idea what to expect from niasse as a Cardiff fan. Is he good enough for a relegation battle?

He will score the worst goals you’ve ever seen.

But there will be goals.

 

[toffeejack]

If it's true that we're letting him go to Cardiff on loan then that's a terrible decision imo. We don't have many options upfront right now so it makes zero sense to let one go on loan. Niasse right be comically poor at times but he's still an option that we're throwing away for very little gain. I could of understood it if we were getting a good cash offer but I fail to see any benefit in a loan deal. Cardiff will still more then likely get relegated and he'll no doubt be back here next season for the final year of his contract.

he's 4th choice and we only play one up front. i know we don't have many options, we haven't all season and he's still never been on the bench except during the christmas schedule.

 

[mightymoyes]

Doubtful, as I don’t think he’s been playing that much

11 games, think he's been injured a good bit though

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Good luck to the lad, he's definitely "unorthodox"a gamble worth taking for "Colin"lol

 

[Goat]

Hello again, optimism still high at the club?

I have no idea what to expect from niasse as a Cardiff fan. Is he good enough for a relegation battle?

An utter comedy Striker that somehow manages to score goals in the toughest league in world football.

A total footballing enigma.

 

[Frang]

He will score the worst goals you’ve ever seen.

But there will be goals.

He's unplayable as he doesn't know what he's doing

 

[The binman chronicles]

Well frees up a locker I guess.....

Or not...

Is he going on loan to Cardiff? Better be, I'm going to that match and the last thing I want to see is Niasse knocking in three goals against us.

 

[Goat]

Or not...

Is he going on loan to Cardiff? Better be, I'm going to that match and the last thing I want to see is Niasse knocking in three goals against us.

Cant play versus parent club.

 

[Gwladysstreetlad]

he's 4th choice and we only play one up front. i know we don't have many options, we haven't all season and he's still never been on the bench except during the christmas schedule.

I still see noting to be gained by letting him go out on loan. Sure he's fourth choice right now but a couple of injuries to our already terrible attacking opinions and he'll be needed. If somebody wanted to buy him I'd be all for it. I just don't see the point in loaning him to Cardiff when it's pretty much a guarantee that they'll go down, he'll be back here next season and we'll be in the same position with him again. I'd sooner have him here as a fourth or even fifth choice back-up option then playing for somebody else who'll never buy him.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Cant play versus parent club.

Exactly, that was my badly worded point. If it had been a permanent one I would just cry as what comes next would be blindingly obvious.

 

[TheBigIguana]

mate, there's no need for that kind of language.

I understand what you're getting at but for me Burnley and Huddersfield have to go at all costs and the third team is not consequential. I just don't see Fulham figuring it out.

 

[edge]

Hello again, optimism still high at the club?

I have no idea what to expect from niasse as a Cardiff fan. Is he good enough for a relegation battle?

said on here after we played cardiff .you should go in for him , loads of effort never gives up and whatever his faults he scores goals, could be the difference in staying up decent deal for you.

 

[Groucho]

Hello again, optimism still high at the club?

I have no idea what to expect from niasse as a Cardiff fan. Is he good enough for a relegation battle?

Sorry, he is rubbish mostly.

And I’m not talking about faux-rubbish.

He’s genuinely garbage.

 

[Tubey]

Sorry, he is rubbish mostly.

And I’m not talking about faux-rubbish.

He’s genuinely garbage.

Bit harsh. He has qualities in that he is a 'ratter' who will chase everything down and he has good upper body strength and can bully the odd defender into mistakes. He's also a pretty lucky striker in that he seems to get the bounce of the ball drop his way more often than not.

But... yes, he is a terrible, terrible actual footballer. But given I thought he was a genuine hoax of a player akin to Ali Dia when we signed him, he hasn't been bad to that degree.

 

[ValBlue]

manages to score goals with every part of the body apart from his feet