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What’s Going On With Tanto?
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For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.2 -
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.25 -
TC actually has been one of our most influential players yes! He was unplayable in the Millwall game! There is clearly a reason why NJ starts TC. We just need to trust this and stop our own silly ideas. He clearly knows what he is doing!cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.7 -
He’s looked great coming on, but unless there are fatigue issues with either TC or Kelman I’m not sure I’d mess with the current starting XI after back to back wins.3
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A goal and an assist in his last 2 games. For me, he has to start the next game. He has earnt it.
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He has looked so full of confidence in the last couple of games. Running at people and wearing them out for Oloafe to profit. He lacks composure for sure. But he went through an almost identical evolution process last year. It’ll click.queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.Tanto has been great, but while it’s working. Don’t change it.7 -
Agrees with those that say don’t change it. We have some super subs on the bench who are hungry and fit. 3/4 of this league would be ecstatic with Ramsey, tanto and leaburn off the bench (and apter did not even get on)0
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Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
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If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.5 -
TC is dangerous but wasteful with the good positions he finds himself in.
Tanto currently is showing more effective play in the final third and I think that's why he deserves to start.4 - Sponsored links:
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Yeah wanna see tanto and kelman together. I think tanto’s directness creates so many chances4
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It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.2 -
I honestly think you just need to chill, Jones will swap them about when he deems necessary. For the time being, his game plan and rotation is working.3
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I think that NJ has recently started to make his substitutions earlier, giving them more time to make an impact.1
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Think it’s partly that but also partly the schedule. I think TC and Kelman will start Tuesday so why not give them 30 mins or so break when we’re winning and in controlCaptainRobbo said:I think that NJ has recently started to make his substitutions earlier, giving them more time to make an impact.3 -
TC seems to have one moment in a game and fans forget all the other times he’s the reason our attack breaks down. For me, he frustrating to watch.There is Certainly a player in there, but has not shown he can do it at this level. Too many mis-placed paces, hesitant runs, scuffed shots, poor crosses, running down a dead end, etc.
Tanto has waited potentially and taken his chance(s) from the bench and deserves his start.We’re in such a great position with some real quality in depth so the 11 starters have to be on it or someone will swoop in.
hopefully a break will give TC some determination to win his spot back and hopefully have the same impact Tanto has had in recent weeks.1 -
Put in a lovely ball for Jones which could have easily been 2-0 yesterday. Excusing the fact Bree is the best RWB in world football there is no other player that can create in this team other than TC. Can’t pretend he doesn’t has a severe lack of end product/decision making but he arguably does more running than any other player in the team for those 60 mins allows us to play this 532-4231 system and runs the defence ragged ready for Tanto to come on. Tanto deserves a start for his performances but I doubt he would have looked as good if not for the work TC does beforehand. He’s definitely offered more than Kelman that’s for surequeensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.3 -
That's how I see it. TC has such great talent and potential, but like many young players he is inconsistent and thrives on confidence, as we saw last season when he scored 3 in 3.cafc_4life said:TC seems to have one moment in a game and fans forget all the other times he’s the reason our attack breaks down. For me, he frustrating to watch.There is Certainly a player in there, but has not shown he can do it at this level. Too many mis-placed paces, hesitant runs, scuffed shots, poor crosses, running down a dead end, etc.
Tanto has waited potentially and taken his chance(s) from the bench and deserves his start.We’re in such a great position with some real quality in depth so the 11 starters have to be on it or someone will swoop in.
hopefully a break will give TC some determination to win his spot back and hopefully have the same impact Tanto has had in recent weeks.
What I don't want to see is his confidence shattered and the fans getting on his back.
Some of his hesitancy and poor decision making yesterday were those of a player lacking belief and confidence, so Jones needs to manage him carefully and he has the squad to do that.1 -
Totally chilled and loving our start, but it's a discussion forum where players performances get discussed.cafc_se7 said:I honestly think you just need to chill, Jones will swap them about when he deems necessary. For the time being, his game plan and rotation is working.3 -
Apter also regularly had better chance creation stats than TC when he was playing. We haven't given anyone else a try on that left-wing to compare.Crispywood said:
Put in a lovely ball for Jones which could have easily been 2-0 yesterday. Excusing the fact Bree is the best RWB in world football there is no other player that can create in this team other than TC. Can’t pretend he doesn’t has a severe lack of end product/decision making but he arguably does more running than any other player in the team for those 60 mins allows us to play this 532-4231 system and runs the defence ragged ready for Tanto to come on. Tanto deserves a start for his performances but I doubt he would have looked as good if not for the work TC does beforehand. He’s definitely offered more than Kelman that’s for surequeensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.
Campbell's xA is lower than players such as Edwards, Bree (from 2 games), Apter, Jones and Coventry. He isn't as good at chance creation as you think.0 - Sponsored links:
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queensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.
Agree with both these posts.cafc_4life said:TC seems to have one moment in a game and fans forget all the other times he’s the reason our attack breaks down. For me, he frustrating to watch.There is Certainly a player in there, but has not shown he can do it at this level. Too many mis-placed paces, hesitant runs, scuffed shots, poor crosses, running down a dead end, etc.
Tanto has waited potentially and taken his chance(s) from the bench and deserves his start.We’re in such a great position with some real quality in depth so the 11 starters have to be on it or someone will swoop in.
hopefully a break will give TC some determination to win his spot back and hopefully have the same impact Tanto has had in recent weeks.0 -
Fair enough all for Tanto being given a chance to start, but TC could have had an assist with the cross for Jones yesterday, arguably would expect to have someone on his cross yesterday across the 6 yard box as well. He definitely lacks end product but tries to make something happen and gets involved in the build up. When I see people say he’s the problem and not Kelman that’s where I don’t understand it because it’s all well good saying Kelman is this clinical finisher but if he’s never in the right position what’s the pointSELR_addicks said:
Apter also regularly had better chance creation stats than TC when he was playing. We haven't given anyone else a try on that left-wing to compare.Crispywood said:
Put in a lovely ball for Jones which could have easily been 2-0 yesterday. Excusing the fact Bree is the best RWB in world football there is no other player that can create in this team other than TC. Can’t pretend he doesn’t has a severe lack of end product/decision making but he arguably does more running than any other player in the team for those 60 mins allows us to play this 532-4231 system and runs the defence ragged ready for Tanto to come on. Tanto deserves a start for his performances but I doubt he would have looked as good if not for the work TC does beforehand. He’s definitely offered more than Kelman that’s for surequeensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.
Campbell's xA is lower than players such as Edwards, Bree (from 2 games), Apter, Jones and Coventry. He isn't as good at chance creation as you think.1 -
If C’s expected assists is 5, E’s is 12, and B’s is 16 and they all make 4 assists, does that mean a respective percentage assist success rate of 80%, 33%, and 25%?SELR_addicks said:
Apter also regularly had better chance creation stats than TC when he was playing. We haven't given anyone else a try on that left-wing to compare.Crispywood said:
Put in a lovely ball for Jones which could have easily been 2-0 yesterday. Excusing the fact Bree is the best RWB in world football there is no other player that can create in this team other than TC. Can’t pretend he doesn’t has a severe lack of end product/decision making but he arguably does more running than any other player in the team for those 60 mins allows us to play this 532-4231 system and runs the defence ragged ready for Tanto to come on. Tanto deserves a start for his performances but I doubt he would have looked as good if not for the work TC does beforehand. He’s definitely offered more than Kelman that’s for surequeensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.
Campbell's xA is lower than players such as Edwards, Bree (from 2 games), Apter, Jones and Coventry. He isn't as good at chance creation as you think.
If not, what is an xA?1 -
A few of Godden's goals last season were follow ups from keeper's saves or defender's blocks. It seems to come natural to him just being in the right place at the right time, whether it is something that can be learnt with experience in Kelman's case we will have to wait and see.Crispywood said:
Fair enough all for Tanto being given a chance to start, but TC could have had an assist with the cross for Jones yesterday, arguably would expect to have someone on his cross yesterday across the 6 yard box as well. He definitely lacks end product but tries to make something happen and gets involved in the build up. When I see people say he’s the problem and not Kelman that’s where I don’t understand it because it’s all well good saying Kelman is this clinical finisher but if he’s never in the right position what’s the pointSELR_addicks said:
Apter also regularly had better chance creation stats than TC when he was playing. We haven't given anyone else a try on that left-wing to compare.Crispywood said:
Put in a lovely ball for Jones which could have easily been 2-0 yesterday. Excusing the fact Bree is the best RWB in world football there is no other player that can create in this team other than TC. Can’t pretend he doesn’t has a severe lack of end product/decision making but he arguably does more running than any other player in the team for those 60 mins allows us to play this 532-4231 system and runs the defence ragged ready for Tanto to come on. Tanto deserves a start for his performances but I doubt he would have looked as good if not for the work TC does beforehand. He’s definitely offered more than Kelman that’s for surequeensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.
Campbell's xA is lower than players such as Edwards, Bree (from 2 games), Apter, Jones and Coventry. He isn't as good at chance creation as you think.1 -
I’ve been critical of TC but don’t honestly believe he done much wrong yesterday? Seems to be approaching Morgan Fox/Albie Morgan levels of scapegoating; he got us up the pitch well, should have got an assist and played an important role in the chance that Docherty should have scored. Extremely confused2
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It's essentially how good are the chances they're providing for others. If Campbell sets up Kelman on the line it would be a 0.99xA. So even if Kelman screwed up the chance Campbell would be credited with how good a chance he made for him.jimmymelrose said:
If C’s expected assists is 5, E’s is 12, and B’s is 16 and they all make 4 assists, does that mean a respective percentage assist success rate of 80%, 33%, and 25%?SELR_addicks said:
Apter also regularly had better chance creation stats than TC when he was playing. We haven't given anyone else a try on that left-wing to compare.Crispywood said:
Put in a lovely ball for Jones which could have easily been 2-0 yesterday. Excusing the fact Bree is the best RWB in world football there is no other player that can create in this team other than TC. Can’t pretend he doesn’t has a severe lack of end product/decision making but he arguably does more running than any other player in the team for those 60 mins allows us to play this 532-4231 system and runs the defence ragged ready for Tanto to come on. Tanto deserves a start for his performances but I doubt he would have looked as good if not for the work TC does beforehand. He’s definitely offered more than Kelman that’s for surequeensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.
Campbell's xA is lower than players such as Edwards, Bree (from 2 games), Apter, Jones and Coventry. He isn't as good at chance creation as you think.
If not, what is an xA?
Tries to take away the chances of the other person messing up the chance. Or if Carey sticks one in the top corner from 25 yards, the assist isn't really worth much because it was all on Carey's finish.0 -
Take away set pieces and TC would probably be 2nd or maybe even 1st on that listSELR_addicks said:
Apter also regularly had better chance creation stats than TC when he was playing. We haven't given anyone else a try on that left-wing to compare.Crispywood said:
Put in a lovely ball for Jones which could have easily been 2-0 yesterday. Excusing the fact Bree is the best RWB in world football there is no other player that can create in this team other than TC. Can’t pretend he doesn’t has a severe lack of end product/decision making but he arguably does more running than any other player in the team for those 60 mins allows us to play this 532-4231 system and runs the defence ragged ready for Tanto to come on. Tanto deserves a start for his performances but I doubt he would have looked as good if not for the work TC does beforehand. He’s definitely offered more than Kelman that’s for surequeensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.
Campbell's xA is lower than players such as Edwards, Bree (from 2 games), Apter, Jones and Coventry. He isn't as good at chance creation as you think.1 -
TC has created more chances than anyone else in our squad with 10. Not his fault if players don’t score from them.queensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.
Bree has equalled it, but given the minutes he’s had it seems unrealistic to assume he can carry on that rate all season long.
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The 'chances' are of poor quality though as his xA of 0.5 would imply.Scoham said:
TC has created more chances than anyone else in our squad with 10. Not his fault if players don’t score from them.queensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.
Bree has equalled it, but given the minutes he’s had it seems unrealistic to assume he can carry on that rate all season long.0 -
3rd actually. But his xA in total is 0.5 which is still lower than Lloyd Jones on 0.57 and Apter (with 120 less minutes) has 1.39. This doesn't include yesterday's game so we'll see in a few days what that adds to the totals.NabySarr said:
Take away set pieces and TC would probably be 2nd or maybe even 1st on that listSELR_addicks said:
Apter also regularly had better chance creation stats than TC when he was playing. We haven't given anyone else a try on that left-wing to compare.Crispywood said:
Put in a lovely ball for Jones which could have easily been 2-0 yesterday. Excusing the fact Bree is the best RWB in world football there is no other player that can create in this team other than TC. Can’t pretend he doesn’t has a severe lack of end product/decision making but he arguably does more running than any other player in the team for those 60 mins allows us to play this 532-4231 system and runs the defence ragged ready for Tanto to come on. Tanto deserves a start for his performances but I doubt he would have looked as good if not for the work TC does beforehand. He’s definitely offered more than Kelman that’s for surequeensland_addick said:
It's TC's job to create chances for Kelman is it not?NabySarr said:
If you watch this TC and Kelman partnership and think the one that needs to come out of the team is TC then I really question what you have been watchingqueensland_addick said:
Having a laugh? Being our most threatening player doesn't say a lot, because, until yesterday, we had created very little with the TC and Kelman combination.cantersaddick said:
Bad patch? Are you having a laugh? He's been our most threatening player in most games this season!queensland_addick said:For me, he needs to start, not only because he's currently far more influential than TC, but also because it appears that TC's confidence is shot, and he needs to be taken out for a while.
Only when it became obvious that he was about to be subbed off, did he suddenly spring back to life with a terrific run and shot, because the pressure had been lifted from him.
Jones has been very loyal to TC in the hope that he'd come out of his bad patch, but now he needs to make the switch.
Re watch the game. Jones was going crazy at him just prior to the substitution because he wasn't tracking his man, and Carey had just put a lovely pass out to the wing, but TC was static and made it look like an awful pass. It wasn't, TC should have been on the move.
He barely touched the ball until the half hour mark.
He constantly gets out muscled by defenders getting dispossessed far too easily, unlike Tanto.
First half there was a wonderful ball into the area for him to run onto. He could have either drawn the keeper into bringing him down, or gone around the keeper and got a shot away. He did neither, he hesitated his run, and it came to nothing.
Steve Brown commented the same, and suggested that he may have been ill last week because he was blowing out of his arse at times, not tracking back, and not reading forward passes.
He has not been the same since his purple patch last season and badly needs a rest IMHO.
How many goals, aside from Apter's at QPR, has TC created this season?
In contrast we have Bree on the other side, with two assists and one goal from just two games!
There is a good argument that whilst it's working, don't change it, and we do benefit from having the fresh legs of Leaburn and Oloafe coming on after 60/65 minutes every game.
I trust in Nathan Jones in making that determination.
But to suggest that TC has been great in recent games is ridiculous.
His shot from the edge of the area that went miles over the bar, was weak, and had no conviction or confidence.
Unlike Carey's strike.
Campbell's xA is lower than players such as Edwards, Bree (from 2 games), Apter, Jones and Coventry. He isn't as good at chance creation as you think.
Like I said, he's dangerous but ineffective in the final third. If you're behind a centre back and only 0.14 ahead (in open play) of the likes of Coventry and Edwards, you're not really creating much as a winger.0
