Iliman Ndiaye
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Bluedylan1
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Hopefully, as he scores more at Goodison, he'll learn not to do his knee slide in front of the non-plussed away fans, when the rest of the ground is going mental and begging for a bit of Ndiaye love.
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I remember Arteta's first goal at Goodison and he went and celebrated in front of the away fans.Bluedylan1 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 2:15 pm Hopefully, as he scores more at Goodison, he'll learn not to do his knee slide in front of the non-plussed away fans, when the rest of the ground is going mental and begging for a bit of Ndiaye love.
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sam of the south
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Tbf a few of them were applauding him, although it looked a bit English and goady, rather than earnest moustachioed dude clapping the otherworldly Ronaldinho at the BernabéuBluedylan1 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 2:15 pm Hopefully, as he scores more at Goodison, he'll learn not to do his knee slide in front of the non-plussed away fans, when the rest of the ground is going mental and begging for a bit of Ndiaye love.
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sam of the south
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just watching access goodison on youtube and just seen there was flowers at the edge of the pitch yesterday and the ball knocked them over and Iliman went and picked them up and placed them back where they was
its just a small thing but some other players may not have bothered, i just thought it was a classy and respectful thing to do
its just a small thing but some other players may not have bothered, i just thought it was a classy and respectful thing to do
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sam of the south
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Warms the cockles, thisHANNU wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 5:28 pm just watching access goodison on youtube and just seen there was flowers at the edge of the pitch yesterday and the ball knocked them over and Iliman went and picked them up and placed them back where they was
its just a small thing but some other players may not have bothered, i just thought it was a classy and respectful thing to do
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https://www.facebook.com/share/r/12Fpuzk2Cpy/HANNU wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 5:28 pm just watching access goodison on youtube and just seen there was flowers at the edge of the pitch yesterday and the ball knocked them over and Iliman went and picked them up and placed them back where they was
its just a small thing but some other players may not have bothered, i just thought it was a classy and respectful thing to do
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I saw that as well, really nice touch by himHANNU wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 5:28 pm just watching access goodison on youtube and just seen there was flowers at the edge of the pitch yesterday and the ball knocked them over and Iliman went and picked them up and placed them back where they was
its just a small thing but some other players may not have bothered, i just thought it was a classy and respectful thing to do
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People (including me) talk about Pienaar but I'm seeing more and more of a younger Salah in him. Blistering pace, ridiculous control, great core strength, ability to skin 3 players with ease. Seems a strong finisher (though more evidence of that at Sheffield United). He could be one of the best players in the league one day.
Haven't been this excited about a player in a long time. Thelwell deserves a lot of credit getting him here on a contract to 2029.
Haven't been this excited about a player in a long time. Thelwell deserves a lot of credit getting him here on a contract to 2029.
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I've been quietly thinking Salah for a while too, but decided to keep shtum until he did something like that. Might wait for a few more to go in before broaching it with a RS fan like.Shogun wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 9:12 pm People (including me) talk about Pienaar but I'm seeing more and more of a younger Salah in him. Blistering pace, ridiculous control, great core strength, ability to skin 3 players with ease. Seems a strong finisher (though more evidence of that at Sheffield United). He could be one of the best players in the league one day.
Haven't been this excited about a player in a long time. Thelwell deserves a lot of credit getting him here on a contract to 2029.
Thing I really loved about that finish yesterday was you can see every bit of him straining to get his head and knee over the ball as he strikes it. I know it looked like he just smashed it but getting his foot round it and on target took some doing.
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eyesalwaysblue
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He needs to be near the opposition goal as much as possible, and that means in the box. If you can get him the ball into feet in the box, you really fancy him to make something happen.
Need this guy to chip in with 8-10 goals a season from midfield and things will look much rosier. Only 24 as well. So much more to come from him.
Need this guy to chip in with 8-10 goals a season from midfield and things will look much rosier. Only 24 as well. So much more to come from him.
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eyesalwaysblue
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He'd probably win that in pens, the little scampGary1878 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 9:41 pm He needs to be near the opposition goal as much as possible, and that means in the box. If you can get him the ball into feet in the box, you really fancy him to make something happen.
Need this guy to chip in with 8-10 goals a season from midfield and things will look much rosier. Only 24 as well. So much more to come from him.
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Don't see the Salah thing I wouldn't say but Salah is quite a unique player I don't know if I've ever seen anyone like him. Turbo charged almiron on steds.
Roadrunner who also only needs like an absolute fraction of the time and space anyone else on the planet needs to get a good shot off. Just pure speed of execution. Ndiaye is a scruffy but effective dribbler which Salah is and he's also a box striker which Salah is so maybe. Will watch with hope in my heart.
I definitely don't think Ndiaye is like Pienaar. Other than short sharp touches and stature and the fact he's an African guy on the LW for everton.
Roadrunner who also only needs like an absolute fraction of the time and space anyone else on the planet needs to get a good shot off. Just pure speed of execution. Ndiaye is a scruffy but effective dribbler which Salah is and he's also a box striker which Salah is so maybe. Will watch with hope in my heart.
I definitely don't think Ndiaye is like Pienaar. Other than short sharp touches and stature and the fact he's an African guy on the LW for everton.