Ndiaye Today

[Sharrow Snuff Mill]

Ndiaye is a kid learning his trade, he is going to blow hot and cold at times. Give him a break!

Exactly that.

It is also good to see a player with the desire and ability to beat a defender one on one.

 

[Millhousesblade1889]

Could you imagine if mcburnie or Brewster put in that performance wow

Think the poor lad has done a Norwood and put his boots on the wrong feet

You ever had a bad day at work where everything you try doesn't quite work out? I get your point but theres no need for the thread in my opinion, he's going to have good & bad games.

 

[SwissBlade]

Definitely an off day for Ndiaye yesterday, he’s a developing player and I’m sure he’ll admit that he should’ve taken his chances better.

He does look very composed on the ball, his vision is very good, his movement off the ball also very good. Again, decision making needs to improve sometimes, but seeing him in these first few games he’s ticked a lot of boxes for me.

I think Boro is perhaps better suited to McBurnie and Ndiaye would be the obvious choice to bring in

 

[coolasanidiot]

Definitely an off day for Ndiaye yesterday, he’s a developing player and I’m sure he’ll admit that he should’ve taken his chances better.

He does look very composed on the ball, his vision is very good, his movement off the ball also very good. Again, decision making needs to improve sometimes, but seeing him in these first few games he’s ticked a lot of boxes for me.

I think Boro is perhaps better suited to McBurnie and Ndiaye would be the obvious choice to bring in

The success we have had this season is completely down to Ndiaye and MGW- energy momentum. Yesterday was back to like the terrible start- plod plod plod- MCB stays firmly on the bench. He adds nothing whatsoever and we will lose the pace completely.

McB has one redeeming feature if we are 1 up 5 mins to go he can defensively help apart from that please keep the splinters in his bum. Ndaiye for me everytime. Hre makes things happen McB makes nowt happen.

 

[Need4speed]

But every time he tried something and it didn't come off , he immediately worked back and put in a challenge. I am not going to complain one bit as long as he doesn't try something unnecessary in our defensive third when there is no cover. He probably will but hopefully only once and he will learn from it.

 

[Varkanoid]

Give the lad a break!
He's come from nowhere to championship football which is tough.His learning curve has only just begun.He is late coming into professional footbaĺl
The talent is there could have had an hatric on another day.exciting unpredictable player a lot more to come in my opinion.

My post was not negative to Ndiaye ?

 

[Yogi]

But every time he tried something and it didn't come off , he immediately worked back and put in a challenge. I am not going to complain one bit as long as he doesn't try something unnecessary in our defensive third when there is no cover. He probably will but hopefully only once and he will learn from it.

That will be the key to him making it as a decent level pro lots of very very talented youngsters about who have all the touch, vision and tricks in the world it’s the hard work that makes the difference between those who make it and those who don’t.

 

[Dnblade]

Love a flair player, but a flair player who works hard, and is only 21 and still improving is even better.
2nd half before subbed off, I thought he played well.. If he did lose the ball he won it back and helped keep them penned in, and on another day he would have bagged a couple.

 

[Charlieblade]

Definitely an off day for Ndiaye yesterday, he’s a developing player and I’m sure he’ll admit that he should’ve taken his chances better.

He does look very composed on the ball, his vision is very good, his movement off the ball also very good. Again, decision making needs to improve sometimes, but seeing him in these first few games he’s ticked a lot of boxes for me.

I think Boro is perhaps better suited to McBurnie and Ndiaye would be the obvious choice to bring in

I think you could be right about McB for the Borough game away. It will be useful experience for the young lad, and it fits with the Slav approach to different opposition.
More team changes likely?

 

[BladesNo9]

Owing to work!, I missed the Peterborough game and had to listen to everyone who had seen the match waxing lyrical about how fantastic it all was!, especially Ndiaye.
So, against Preston, I was fully fired up to see our latest ,World-beater', but (IMHO) I watched a young lad who looked like he was 'running on empty', probably due to his endeavours in the game 3 days before. Stamina and strength will come with game-time.
(missed Sot'on, work) So, against Derby, he was better, not great, just part of what was a 'mish-mash, teeth-grind' of a performance on the day.
So, my disappointments are that I have yet to see the lad have a top notch game, see the blistering pace I heard about, see him terrorise a defence or 'ghost' past 4 or 5 players using his 'mesmerising' ball control!!,........
But, I have seen enough from him with and without the ball to see that he is already building an understanding with the players around him (and vice versa). He's starting to fit in to that side nicely, and once the other lads get used to his (& MG-W's) back-heels and 'flair touches' there's exciting times ahead.

I hold my hand up to thinking, what the hell have we got here!?, the first few times I watched David Brookes. oooops!

 

[blade too long]

made a rod for his own back scoring 2 in his first game

with some of our fans that means if he doesnt score 2 hes going backwards with his development

news flash ////// no goal scorer scores in every game
that Ronaldos shit at man utd he failed to score too