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Danny Hylton Signs As Player Coach
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killerandflash said:So he's basically a coach.
Indeed centre forward is the one area where we have loads of depth anyway, considering that Miles and Kanu came off the bench on Saturday, Chuks didn't get on the field and Ahadme can't even make the 18.
No problem with him being a coach but no need for the player tag as he wont be chosen for the 18 man squad - Nathan told us we can look to the youth if we need to bolster the team (or so we were told we we signed no other attacking options last month).
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Garrymanilow said:He's like a real life Ted Lasso character. One of my favourite sub-genres of footballer is player who is an absolute psychopath on the pitch and a lovely person off it. Apparently Luis Suarez and Diego Costa were both really pleasant, chill people outside of football but as soon as they crossed that white line they were monsters. Nice to add Danny Hylton to that list.0
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golfaddick said:killerandflash said:So he's basically a coach.
Indeed centre forward is the one area where we have loads of depth anyway, considering that Miles and Kanu came off the bench on Saturday, Chuks didn't get on the field and Ahadme can't even make the 18.
No problem with him being a coach but no need for the player tag as he wont be chosen for the 18 man squad - Nathan told us we can look to the youth if we need to bolster the team (or so we were told we we signed no other attacking options last month).
At least with Hylton he doesn't mind doing the rubbish jobs around the place, so he is signing on again to take Chuks place on the bench (or at least compete with him).
Anyway we shouldn't moan that is at least one goal we get against Northampton.1 -
I think Chuks might be finished to be honest, has looked bewildered on the pitch whenever he's played in the last month or two. Big Hylts to come on and score a 120th minute at Wembley3
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SteveACS said:Lots of "we" and "our" which I like to hear.
Also, the great Curbs mantra don't get too high after a win, don't get too low after a defeat...
Don't know about this but I heard the word learn a lot.0 -
YannTheMann said:I think Chuks might be finished to be honest, has looked bewildered on the pitch whenever he's played in the last month or two. Big Hylts to come on and score a 120th minute at Wembley
No way, we need chuks on the bench or we won't get promoted.
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killerjerrylee said:14 years ago, I predicted Nathan Jones as a future Charlton manager. Now I have the same feeling about Danny Hylton. Remember you heard it here first.ForeverAddickted said:Future Charlton Manager*...
*So if he does it'll be sometime before he is.1 -
Seems a nice fella from that interview, literally nothing to complain about this appointment and if Jones wants him around the place then that's good enough for me.
Jones is (IMO) massively in credit for how he's turned things around - yes it's taken a bit longer than we all hoped, but we play some lovely football now9 -
YannTheMann said:I think Chuks might be finished to be honest, has looked bewildered on the pitch whenever he's played in the last month or two. Big Hylts to come on and score a 120th minute at Wembley4
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killerandflash said:YannTheMann said:I think Chuks might be finished to be honest, has looked bewildered on the pitch whenever he's played in the last month or two. Big Hylts to come on and score a 120th minute at Wembley1
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I like that he sees his role as not letting the players get too low, or too high. TC has a bad game, misses a sitter and we lose? Hylton will pick him up and make sure his confidence stays high. Leaburn scores a hattrick and gives it the big I am in training the next day? Hylton shatters his kneecap.
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golfaddick said:killerandflash said:So he's basically a coach.
Indeed centre forward is the one area where we have loads of depth anyway, considering that Miles and Kanu came off the bench on Saturday, Chuks didn't get on the field and Ahadme can't even make the 18.
No problem with him being a coach but no need for the player tag as he wont be chosen for the 18 man squad - Nathan told us we can look to the youth if we need to bolster the team (or so we were told we we signed no other attacking options last month).0 -
JustFloydRoad said:killerandflash said:YannTheMann said:I think Chuks might be finished to be honest, has looked bewildered on the pitch whenever he's played in the last month or two. Big Hylts to come on and score a 120th minute at Wembley0
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Hoping this doesn't mean Chuks has had a training ground injury!
Though Ahadme is meant to be fit right?1 -
Him bearing down on a Chelsea youngster who passed it out for a Goal Kick from the centre-circle in the EFL Trophy shortly after he clattered their Goalkeeper has to be one of the funniest moment of the season.5
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fenaddick said:ecclesaddick said:What a nice bloke2
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The sh*thousery supervisor is back in residence .Was he ever away though?0
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Met him at a 5 a side tournament for local businesses in Luton last week when he did a Q & A before dishing out the medals - fantastic bloke4
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I watched him a lot at Aldershot when Charlton were playing away. I loved his style of play , scored some brilliant goals and came off the pitch every game having given everything0
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Can you imagine the reaction to this news on here if we were 17th and not 7th8
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Comes across well.
Has anyone got the montage of him in his striking pomp?
There must be one out there.0 -
You know Jones is doing a good job when this appointment is being heralded! 😂 Last time this was announced Jones was considered a laughing stock.
Comes across excellently in that interview and I think will have more than earned his salary this season by being a positive role model in the dressing room. We've been lacking club leadership in the playing staff for years and now we seem really well blessed in that department.
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RC_CAFC said:You know Jones is doing a good job when this appointment is being heralded! 😂 Last time this was announced Jones was considered a laughing stock.
Comes across excellently in that interview and I think will have more than earned his salary this season by being a positive role model in the dressing room. We've been lacking club leadership in the playing staff for years and now we seem really well blessed in that department.
I've no idea how good a coach he is, as opposed to being a good "bloke".0 -
Good stuff that he's signed on again.0
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He is clearly doing a decent job as a coach, or he wouldn't still be here, and the player element is cover which we probably won't need but might. Nothing not to like.0
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Callumcafc said:Can you imagine the reaction to this news on here if we were 17th and not 7th
Football in some ways is a pretty simple business. When a team is doing well then everything is nice and everyone is great, when it’s not, it’s the opposite.At the end of the day, Nathan Jones is the manager and at our current level it should be his decision what the football budget is spent on. If he wants Hylton on board from that budget rather than a better player or more experienced coach, then that’s down to him.6 -
Leuth said:Sheepie1985 said:Excellent decision I think, the guy clearly has played a part with the morale and spirit in the team. Seems like a no brainer to keep him involved, wonder if we'll see him on the bench again2
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I said in my comments after the Chelsea U21 game, that his touch in the lead up to the TC goal, was worth the price of the ticket alone. I also said if he could teach that to our young strikers, he'd have earned his money as a coach.
It's a big thumbs up from me...1 -
What's Dan Potts up to?0
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carly burn said:Comes across well.
Has anyone got the montage of him in his striking pomp?
There must be one out there.
They are mainly year/season compilations rather than a full career one.0