What did you make of Will Osula yesterday? To me this highlighted the same frustration I had all pre-season watching him, in that he is still incredibly raw and he struggles to make ANY impact in games, bar his prod against Liverpool as a sub. His lack of impact could not have been more evident than against Leeds United yesterday when he had a big chance to impress Eddie Howe. The 22-year-old striker barely got a sniff of anything and just ran about, giving away free kicks. One chance that did come his way in the first half, was blocked by a Leeds defender and that was that. I love his character, but I loved Miggy Almiron's character too and I think the same argument of lack of end product gets rightly placed at both men's feet? We need players of the right quality to push on and I'm honestly not convinced he is ever going to be the player some think he could be!? 🤔 He only touched the ball 24 times in the entire game, with 1 shot . The only Newcastle players to touch the ball less were Anthony Elanga and Harvey Barnes, who were introduced in the second half. I know his team mates should have done more in the attacking third too, which we have seen off them elsewhere, but Osula got played yesterday as we literally had NO alternative and he did nothing. Does he need a loan and regular minutes or was he a risk the club took when looking for a cheap and available striker to make good of last year? I know some Sheffield United fans and they were pleased that they sold him! Don't get me wrong I want him to succeed and he's a likeable bloke, but as we've seen with the likes of Longstaff and Wilson the club is trying to move onwards and upwards and I'm not sure whether he's good enough to make the step up, despite the mentors he has had at the club to learn off last season. This will be a contentious one I'm sure! #NUFC #NUFCFans #NUFCNews #Newcastle