The brand Sessegnon, then and now

[Riverside]

I feel sorry for Ryan

One of the best decisive footballers we have seen in recent times at Fulham .
Specialised in goals and assists . For his age he had a incredible number of both

I would have him in as our LW instead of Cav immediately
Mitro would be delighted to have him back I sure

He thrived under Joka - who gave him time , support and 1:1 coaching - but withered under Ranieri ( and looked OK again under Parker )
I think he would have thrived under Poch but has little chance under Mourinho
For him its a pity he didn't end up at Liverpool rather than Spurs

Without a manager to put their arms around him and bring him on we might have seen the best of him .

[RaySmith]

he had great movement and awareness with us, always  avaialble for a pass, and could gilde into the box unnoticed, real Allan Clarke style 'sniffer', and  score with  his  great skill and composure under pressure.
Could  definitely use him now, playing off of Mitro.

[jarv]

On occasions when I watched him (tv, and some live matches), his goals were often tap ins which is a great credit to his reading of situations and willing to take the gamble on what is going to happen next. I hope he succeeds

[Riversider]

The only real issue that I had with Ryan is that he wouldn't or couldn't do the nasty side of the game when we didn't have the ball, factor in that Cairney also wouldn't or couldn't  do that side of the game , it meant you only ever had a maximum of 8 outfield players that could put a foot in to get the ball back,
To emphasise my point, Raheem Sterling , who is smaller than both Sessegnon and Cairney,  is brilliant whenever City or England are out of possession,  Sess must watch Sterling play football the same as we all do, his work rate has got to be the benchmark that Sessegnon has to aspire to, especially if you want to play at a club like Tottenham Hotspur,
When his team is in possession he is a very good player, with still a very good career ahead of him.