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Braziian magic.

Lack of quality showing in the penalty box.

His football has been great outside the penalty area. Inside, not so much.

I thought he was one of our best players against Bournemouth as well, handled their press better than some of our more experienced players.

I was really impressed with how he handled Bournemouth's press. Only good players can do it, many of our experienced players struggled far more.

One acute angled ball in early doors was exquisite, don't remember who it fell to, but they fucked it up. He's been a bit unlucky with our finishing being rubbish when he does put them through.

Tbf, these are first world problems. I wish we could afford to spend £100m on a proven striker but we'd get destroyed by the FFP police.

Best football we've played this season notwithstanding it's lower league opposition.

Offers a crucial option with Wissa out injured.

Good effort Osula, unlucky there

There you go Osula bashers. 'Ave it!

Nice cool finish Joe.

Our football has been lovely up until the penalty area.

He could kill teams with his pace if he can sort out his movement.

These cloggers are going to put some of our lads out of action for a while if we are too tricky and skilful

Shite effort Big Joe.

With it being Liverpool I'm probably less sympathetic than I should be, not gonna lie.

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Same here, but hopefully he'll only play 45mins.

Tbf that front three has electric pace, they should frighten the life out of most teams. All of them should be looking to get on the scoresheet, but definitely Osula should be one of them.

Feel like Willock could probably have done with the minutes more, he's the one who looks rusty and could probably do with as many matches as he can get.

Fine but then don't talk about other clubs financial madness. More than likely they would be winning everything in Germany with a 25 yr old £100m striker. They could have bought Isak for just over half that.

Weren't Bayern the only club in Europe interested in paying £100m for a 30 yr old Harry Kane? I mean he's a great striker, but that's what I would call financial madness.

Aye right.