Quite impressed from what I saw of the big lad, Obi.

[7sisters]

I hope this one doesn?t return to bite us in the @rse.

[PSRB]

I hope this one doesn?t return to bite us in the @rse.

Nailed on to score against us at the weekend.

[Peter]

Nailed on to score against us at the weekend.

Well, it isn't as if we kicked him out. He took a deal from United, as did the other lad. Not much we can do about that.

If they turn out to be world beaters it will be very frustrating but not much we can do about it.

[PSRB]

Well, it isn't as if we kicked him out. He took a deal from United, as did the other lad. Not much we can do about that.

If they turn out to be world beaters it will be very frustrating but not much we can do about it.

United didn't register him for their Europa League squad

[Luis Anaconda]

United didn't register him for their Europa League squad

I thought he didn't need to be registered - youth players don't normally need to be

But this explains it

Due to his age, it is easy to presume the 17-year-old could simply be added to the B-List that effectively allows an unlimited amount of youngsters to be added to the squad before each matchday. However, Uefa rules state that only 'club-trained players born on or after 1 January 2003, who have been with their employers for an uninterrupted period of a minimum of two years, are allowed to be considered for selection' on the B-List. Obi is therefore not eligible to feature on the B-List due to the fact he only joined the club from Arsenal last season.

[Peter]

United didn't register him for their Europa League squad

So he'll be nice and fresh against us