http://www.miltonkeynes.co.uk/sport/football/mk-dons/social-media-star-cisse-steps-out-of-the-shadows-1-8211477

I’m really not sure what Toby saw on Saturday to warrant the hyperbole, but it’s better than the stick he gave Tshibola I suppose.

For me, Ouss is still a long way from being the reliable defensive midfielder that we need. He’s obviously got a touch of class on the ball, can pick a pass, and is a character (both on & off the pitch), but he needs to read the game a lot quicker and react to situations a lot quicker than he currently is, let alone adapt to the physical nature of this league. It’ll come, but I feel this article is about three months ahead of schedule.

Have to say I agree, the article wouldn't have been too out of place in The matchday programme. He failed to mention the bit where he passed to Walsh who wasn't 5 yards where Ouss wanted him to be then flapped his hands around having a go at everyone including the manager whilst the game was still in play.
Need to go two in CM anyway and get a bit of width, not sure he could hold his own in a 2 at the moment

My argument to this is that the defence will have been drilled all week on where to be when building out of defence. The wider center backs should have moved up and wide to cover the full back who's forwards and give an option that could help start an attack. If Cisse isn't looking because he's looking for a more attacking option but can't find one and then passes to where he thinks walsh should be (he should probably have been there as he's effectively a fullback in a 4atb at this point) is that really he fault or walsh's.

To be honest I think a lot of people are using Cisse as a scapegoat due to his lack of pace when they really should be having a go at the back 3 who managed to concede 4 goals to a team that created 1 chance the entire game and even that could have been stopped with some good positioning.