2019/20 Oumar Niasse

[evertonarntwe]

Mad how he's loved by some in here isn't it. Had a couple of games in the koeman season he done alrite in but other than that

Martinez signed him realised how poor he was and never played him at all

Koeman stripped his locker and loaned him out

Silva who even had him at hull done his best to get rid of.him and loaned him out

Carlo probably doesn't even realise he's part of the squad he's that bad at footy

 

[KaiserEFC]

Oumar is an absolute GOD and if we’d actually have played him would’ve been the new Lukaku.

 

[Undisputed_blue]

#NotMyPrince

#NotMySpokesperson

 

[Papa Shango]

Comments like this might amuse you and thats yiur entitlement but a clown like this being at Everton doesnt amuse me and I promise you this if he turned up for a 'kick around' with me and my mates (when i.was young as im past it now) he would last 2 minutes... he might have scored a few goals in the prem but how many chances has he missed. He is absolutely one of the worst 'forwards' i have ever soon at the club even worse that jigsaw Barlow.
The problem for us right now, which will hopefully change under the Don is some people will settle for mediocrity. We need to remember were Everton, one of the most successful club's in British history who have a rich history of legendary number 9's... which this clown wont ever be..UTFT

This is a massive over reaction though. Why are you calling him a clown for example? He is a professional footballer who has scored goals in European competition, premier league and international level. Not one person is saying he is a legendary number 9 for us or will he ever be, not one.

How many chances did he miss? I dunno, I don't really recall many? Understandable as he barely played. Nobody "settled" for him in the team. At the very most some people have said he would be a useful substitute to bring on, nobody had settled for him. Some probably did question why he got loads of stick whilst Sandro and Tosun who were no better than him got excuses made for them. I would have had him in the side ahead of those two every single time because at least he had a bit of danger to him.

We need to move on from all those players mentioned, of course we do, but whats with the vitriol for him?

He would absolutely batter you and your mates by the way, in football not in fighting of course. I have played with players who are lower level than him and the difference between a pro and your regular amateur is night and day.

 

[Papa Shango]

he had half a season at Cardiff and did nothing with it.

as much as I like him, that’s what killed his value. Bag even 3 or 4 in that spell and Cardiff or someone else grab him

He was played out wide (which was where he played before coming to us actually). Cardiff were awful and had a very weird situation to deal with at the time too. By all accounts (Well one person I know...) he did OK for them.

 

[Papa Shango]

Mad how he's loved by some in here isn't it. Had a couple of games in the koeman season he done alrite in but other than that

Martinez signed him realised how poor he was and never played him at all

Koeman stripped his locker and loaned him out

Silva who even had him at hull done his best to get rid of.him and loaned him out

Carlo probably doesn't even realise he's part of the squad he's that bad at footy

I would say people love him because he provided one of the best moments of our recent times when he rose from the dead to change a game with two goals under a manager who basically ignored him. It was a brilliant footballing moment. The chants in the post match interviews when he got the MOTM award and his big cheesy grin etc.

It was a bit of fun in an otherwise pretty miserable time for us.

 

[Steve Wigan]

He was played out wide (which was where he played before coming to us actually). Cardiff were awful and had a very weird situation to deal with at the time too. By all accounts (Well one person I know...) he did OK for them.

That's true. Warnock said he was very happy with Oumar, his work rate was amazing and he was always worth his place. It was difficult for anyone to score for Cardiff last season, they created so few chances.

 

[eame71]

This is a massive over reaction though. Why are you calling him a clown for example? He is a professional footballer who has scored goals in European competition, premier league and international level. Not one person is saying he is a legendary number 9 for us or will he ever be, not one.

How many chances did he miss? I dunno, I don't really recall many? Understandable as he barely played. Nobody "settled" for him in the team. At the very most some people have said he would be a useful substitute to bring on, nobody had settled for him. Some probably did question why he got loads of stick whilst Sandro and Tosun who were no better than him got excuses made for them. I would have had him in the side ahead of those two every single time because at least he had a bit of danger to him.

We need to move on from all those players mentioned, of course we do, but whats with the vitriol for him?

He would absolutely batter you and your mates by the way, in football not in fighting of course. I have played with players who are lower level than him and the difference between a pro and your regular amateur is night and day.

Mate i can promise you he wouldnt batter me at anything.. he's a fraud of a footballer but it isnt he fault he was given a massive contract at a major club.. as for sandro and tosun both of them are crap as well and if you knew anything about football ( i am not suggested you dont because i dont know you) but you would see that the 3 of them are utter crap....

Anyway happy new year and heres to 2020 when blues finally settle for good players instead of mediocre frauds..

COYFB FTRS

 

[evertonarntwe]

I would say people love him because he provided one of the best moments of our recent times when he rose from the dead to change a game with two goals under a manager who basically ignored him. It was a brilliant footballing moment. The chants in the post match interviews when he got the MOTM award and his big cheesy grin etc.

It was a bit of fun in an otherwise pretty miserable time for us.

One of the best moments in recent times is beating Bournemouth at home?

Things have been bad mate but not that bad!

 

[Exeter_Gently]

Keep

 

[Goat]

1 more sleep till we can sell this complete and utter clown.

 

[Kever10]

This is a massive over reaction though. Why are you calling him a clown for example? He is a professional footballer who has scored goals in European competition, premier league and international level. Not one person is saying he is a legendary number 9 for us or will he ever be, not one.

How many chances did he miss? I dunno, I don't really recall many? Understandable as he barely played. Nobody "settled" for him in the team. At the very most some people have said he would be a useful substitute to bring on, nobody had settled for him. Some probably did question why he got loads of stick whilst Sandro and Tosun who were no better than him got excuses made for them. I would have had him in the side ahead of those two every single time because at least he had a bit of danger to him.

We need to move on from all those players mentioned, of course we do, but whats with the vitriol for him?

He would absolutely batter you and your mates by the way, in football not in fighting of course. I have played with players who are lower level than him and the difference between a pro and your regular amateur is night and day.

This.

Our 5aside team used to do pretty well in the league we were in, won league a few times, etc. 1 week we played against a team and a lad just absolutely destroyed us. Turns out he was a youth player for Marine. We also played with and against a lad who was a a left back for Tranmere under 18s and he was unplayable.

Levels of people who are even semi pros are ridiculous.

And Niasse is nowhere near the worst player we have had even this decade, so to say he's the worst player we have had is is just hyperbole and typical of the twitter generation.

 

[Goat]

This.

Our 5aside team used to do pretty well in the league we were in, won league a few times, etc. 1 week we played against a team and a lad just absolutely destroyed us. Turns out he was a youth player for Marine. We also played with and against a lad who was a a left back for Tranmere under 18s and he was unplayable.

Levels of people who are even semi pros are ridiculous.

And Niasse is nowhere near the worst player we have had even this decade, so to say he's the worst player we have had is is just hyperbole and typical of the twitter generation.

Hes without the question the worst player ive ever watched play for Everton, not even a dispute.

Thats not hyperbole, its my opinion.

 

[Fansince1988]

he had half a season at Cardiff and did nothing with it.

as much as I like him, that’s what killed his value. Bag even 3 or 4 in that spell and Cardiff or someone else grab him

Bad loan move for him, as Cardiff didn't produce nothing much going forward, also the tragedy of the Sala signing who would have been his strike partner.

 

[Kever10]

Hes without the question the worst player ive ever watched play for Everton, not even a dispute.

Thats not hyperbole, its my opinion.

Dennis was worse. I mean, I loved him like many did for his effort and the few important goals he did score, but Niasse is way better than him. He's also way better than John Spencer, Michael Branch and Brett Angel as people have pointed out, and that's just a few strikers since i've ve had my season ticket, not even including the likes of Claus Thomsen, Marc Hottiger, etc. So yeah, in my opinion, it is Hyperbole.