Callum Hudson-Odoi

I can't lie it always made me laugh when circulating, but unfortunately not every dingbat who reads it is going to think it's a joke. 

 
Another goal for Callum today to continue his good run of form at Forest. 3 in his last 3 now.

Can't understand why we let him go for peanuts when we spent so much on wingers his age who are clearly significantly less talented than him.

 
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Another goal for Callum today to continue his good run of form at Forest. 3 in his last 3 now.

Can't understand why we let him go for peanuts when we spent so much on wingers his age who are clearly significantly less talented than him.
Probably his god awful loan last season counted heavily against him ?

Nice to see him doing well anyway ! 

 
Another goal for Callum today to continue his good run of form at Forest. 3 in his last 3 now.

Can't understand why we let him go for peanuts when we spent so much on wingers his age who are clearly significantly less talented than him.
Even with all his injuries he's still arguably a similar talent to Mudryk, and before those injuries he was miles more promising

 
Looked really good today, glad to see his career's back on track. It's a shame we sold him, a loan might've been better

 
Looked really good today, glad to see his career's back on track. It's a shame we sold him, a loan might've been better
Think we've got something ridiculous like a 70% sell on clause so we could probably get him back relatively easily if it ever came to it.

 
Looked really good today, glad to see his career's back on track. It's a shame we sold him, a loan might've been better
It's not the clubs fault tbh, he had a loan and he was rubbish, the club gave him plenty of chances and he just never really took them. Injuries didn't help mind, but I think he only has himself to blame for stuff outside of that. 

 

 
Let's not be revisionist here just because our left winger is £80m of David Bellion.

Odoi in a relegation battling team is the peak of his prospects. 

 
Definitely seems to suit CHO playing regularly and being one of the star players at NF.

Thought his premature celebration was revealing and enjoyed Chelsea's fight back and win following that 😁

 
CHO problem has never been his ability. He has top ability - hence why Munich were ready to stump up 40m when he had hardly kicked a ball for us.

He is always, badly let down by his application and attitude. Big time charley who behaves like he is a superstar, without really having made it. The clothes line, the modelling, the twitter handle (caltek 69 or something), the parties, the covid rule that he felt didn't apply to him..... 
 

He will never be a top player for a team that is challenging. Lower echelons of premier league is his level.

 
CHO problem has never been his ability. He has top ability - hence why Munich were ready to stump up 40m when he had hardly kicked a ball for us.

He is always, badly let down by his application and attitude. Big time charley who behaves like he is a superstar, without really having made it. The clothes line, the modelling, the twitter handle (caltek 69 or something), the parties, the covid rule that he felt didn't apply to him..... 
 

He will never be a top player for a team that is challenging. Lower echelons of premier league is his level.
Big fish in a small pond

 
Big fish in a small pond
There's something in that. Barney Ronay was interesting on the Football Weekly pod the other day. His son knew CHO pretty well. Said, in addition to the achilles injury, he struggled with the pressure and expectations at Chelsea.

 
Some guy on the internet reckons Tottenham are in for him. I think we need to get him back just to stop that from happening.

Also he's good. 

 
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