2017/18 Oumar Niasse

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If he he hadn't had the farcical start at the club which he did ( none of which was his fault) and had come straight in now as a new signing scoring the goals he has since he was introduced to the first team we would absolutely be raving about him.
The poor lad for some still has the stigma attached from the treatment he was given by Koeman and he may never win everyone round.
Who really gives a flying feck about his technical ability when he brings so much else to the table.His workrate, enthusiasm, teamwork ,ability to score and sheer guts guts to comeback from the hand he was initially dealt is good enough for me given the performances of the team as a whole this season.
The fact he is so infectious and simply just loves to play for the club and score goals puts a big smile on my face which no other player is at the moment.
Let's enjoy him while he's here, he's been one of the highlights for me this season and he has earned respect.
 
larbert toffee said:
If he he hadn't had the farcical start at the club which he did ( none of which was his fault) and had come straight in now as a new signing scoring the goals he has since he was introduced to the first team we would absolutely be raving about him.
The poor lad for some still has the stigma attached from the treatment he was given by Koeman and he may never win everyone round.
Who really gives a flying feck about his technical ability when he brings so much else to the table.His workrate, enthusiasm, teamwork ,ability to score and sheer guts guts to comeback from the hand he was initially dealt is good enough for me given the performances of the team as a whole this season.
The fact he is so infectious and simply just loves to play for the club and score goals puts a big smile on my face which no other player is at the moment.
Let's enjoy him while he's here, he's been one of the highlights for me this season and he has earned respect.
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he's an example to the likes of Sandro and Klaasan that there is a way back.
 

We are not completely out of the woods yet (thanks to some teams below us on wining runs). Without Oumar, we would be in a catastrophic situation.

Really, then only success story of our season.
 
mikeh72 said:
lol lol

I think because his body shape was square on to the cross rather than the goal, he had to redirect it precisely into the corner as well as generate power which is why on the picture his head has ended up in that position. If he'd just followed straight through the ball it would have just gone back to Martina. Dem neck muscles.
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This. I watched the video of his goal several times over the weekend. Basically the ball would have dribbled a yard or two if the ball did come from the side of Niasse's head. It was definitely a well placed header though the Niasse haters would say otherwise.
 


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