Omozusi

[Roger Hansbury 0]

It seems our only clean sheets are when hes at centre back.

There was alot of doubters about this guy, but hes looking a good spot by GR now.

Anyone know the stats on clean sheets with/without him at CB?

[ncfcstar 295]

I heard on R. Norfolk after the game its 4 clean sheets this season and he''s played centre back for all of them.

[kick it off 1,956]

4clean sheets with him at CB. 0 without him at CB. speaks for itself imo.

[Graham Humphrey 13]

Played well with Doherty again today. He looks a much better centre-back than right-back, for sure.

[Beaker 0]

goal

[BarclayA 0]

The reason he is such a great centre back compared to right back is he reads the game well.

[Canary Poirot 1]

I think Omosuzi complements Doherty at centre back. Whilst Doherty has strength, prescence and is good in the air, Omosuzi has the pace to get the Doc out of trouble when he''s done for pace. Omosuzi reminds me of Darren Kenton in many ways in his ability to use his pace to keep out quick strikers. But Omosuzi does have a couple of weaknesses at centre back - he is relatively poor in the air, and struggles when the ball is played across him in the air when opposition midfielders are rushing in the box, and is positionally suspect at times. But he is definitely improving, and, in my opinion, has a bright future ahead of him if he keeps this level of performance up. We could do a lot worse than sign him permanently....

[cling on to clingan 0]

omosuzi is far better at centre half than he is at right back.

i hope he plays there for the rest of the season he looks quality there.

[Gingerpele 0]

He seems to be a lot better at CB, but today it was mostly the Doc''s good work that stopped any form of attack from charlton

[Thecanaryfan 0]

Omozusi is slowly becoming my favourite city player!

[pennywise 0]

i thought doc and omozusi were  immense today

[jim blair 0]

[quote user="Canary Poirot"]I think Omosuzi complements Doherty at centre back. Whilst Doherty has strength, prescence and is good in the air, Omosuzi has the pace to get the Doc out of trouble when he''s done for pace. Omosuzi reminds me of Darren Kenton in many ways in his ability to use his pace to keep out quick strikers. But Omosuzi does have a couple of weaknesses at centre back - he is relatively poor in the air, and struggles when the ball is played across him in the air when opposition midfielders are rushing in the box, and is positionally suspect at times. But he is definitely improving, and, in my opinion, has a bright future ahead of him if he keeps this level of performance up. We could do a lot worse than sign him permanently....[/quote] no chace of signing him permanently..Roy Hodgson rates him very highly

[city4eva 215]

Dont forget the Doc in the CB pairing, havent those clean sheets come when it  has been Doc and Omuzusi together?

[Tim Allman 1]

[quote user="city4eva"]Dont forget the Doc in the CB pairing, havent those clean sheets come when it  has been Doc and Omuzusi together?[/quote]

One of the clean sheets was Sheff Utd when Omo and Jonathan Grounds (anyone remember him?!) played together. He''s looking much better at centre back than right back, and Omo and the Doc look a decent partnership. 

Whether their selection at CB was through foresight, luck or necessity it seems to be working out well.

 

[jetstream 0]

Agreed that Omo and Doc were very good yesterday - both looked quite assured.