Birmingham City manager Chris Davies has advised Super Eagles winger Bright Osayi-Samuel to fight for his starting shirt at the club.
Recall that the Nigerian international has been playing second fiddle behind Tomoki Iwata after a dip in form due to injury.
Speaking ahead of the team’s clash against Watford on Saturday, Davies, in a chat with Birmingham Mail, stated that Osayi-Samuel must step up the standard of his game at the club.
“Bright has been brought in to be an important player for us,” Davies told Birmingham Mail.
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“He made a good start then with injuries he found himself out of the team.
“Tomoki was moved to right-back because both right-backs were injured and Tomoki has been one of if not the best full-back in the league in that time, he’s been exceptional.
“There’s an opportunity for Bright to come in and show what he can do because he’s an international player, he’s played at a really good level and he’s been working well.”
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Another one that was advised not to go to England! He was so desperate to play in England that he left Fenerbahçe – a top Turkish club, for Birmingham City a championship side that last played in the premiership almost 15 years ago. Today, he is chopping bench at a championship side!
This is bad.
Same way onuachu wrongly came to Southampton.
Same way aribo came to Southampton and fail woefully.
Some of these guys dont really know what is good for them.