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I did in my blog piece - besides the runs he made, he produced two superb passes for each goal as well.
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What he produced for two of our goals yesterday really needs to be spoken about, that's all i'm saying. Wow!
I did in my blog piece - besides the runs he made, he produced two superb passes for each goal as well.
Surprised it hasn't been mentioned more. That was beauty.
He still made his defensive errors at times, but it’s easy to slip into a frame of mind where you just look at the negatives. In saying that, it was impossible to ignore the positives yesterday - people used to rave about Drameh when he went tearing down the wing and sometimes it produced a goal, but I’d say that was better yesterday.Originally Posted by Tuerto
Cracking player going forward.
As I said yesterday, he's a concern defensively but if you're prepared to ignore that, he's almost un-dropable right now.
He's getting better.
His contribution for the goals yesterday was superb.
He's very good going forward at this level. Defensively not so much.
I suppose if he had both he'd probably not be here on loan.
He was excellent going forward.
He's an attacking player, that's how he defendsIf he could defend, then we would have something on our hands.
Play him at 10
When Jamilu Collins was announced that he’s out for the season I did fear the worst but whoever was responsible for highlighting Nkounkou’s availability needs a pay rise
What a gem of a player who has slotted into the side like he’s always belonged
He’s class and another attacking option which other teams will fear 😊🤩👍
He's getting better and better
He was excellent yesterday, how work for two of the goals was top quality. Thought she should have stopped the cross for their goal and he’s a bit rash into the slide tackle but I think as manager Hudson has to weigh up what he offers in attack compared to his issues defending and I guess that’s why he’s starting.
So true
About time up to now I thought he was a weak link , and opposition teams were targeting his petulance and weaker defensive abilities..
Hes exciting going forward, remember that chance he had against Preston on his debut? I'd say his contributions going forward are worth his deficiencies at the back. As his career progresses he'll definitely be moved further up the pitch
Couldn't we start with Bagan at left back, Nkounkou on one wing and O'Dowda on the other, rather than have Ojo or Philegene?
I see him as a more central player rather than a wide man. He caused havoc yesterday bursting through the centre circle.
You could say maybe we should
play him at 10
Yeah, but that was from a deep position. He is probably one of those players who likes the pitch and play in front of him.
nobody's saying that
The part he played in Ojo's goal was sublime!!
I'm in the camp of playing him further forward.
I’ve said it 3 times
Would we have any say in this or are Everton calling the shots?
I was actually thinking that after I posted.
Particularly him playing at Bagans expense.
It’s much easier to play like he does in attacking sense from further back, than when he’s already up there. He’s also got the whole pitch in front of him. Not saying it can’t be done, but it’s not as straightforward as it sounds.
Also, we basically are playing with 3 wingers if he plays. I’d keep him where he is, and you just have to accept he’s going to be a bit suspect defensively. He gets caught running or pressing on too high an angle, I don’t think it is a massive job to train that out of him. He also just doesn’t need to dive in as he’s quicker than most wingers. He’s really not far off being a fantastic left back. He might be a fantastic winger but I’d say that’s more of a gamble and we’d lose so much, especially with Collins out for the season.
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