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Conor Gallagher - Going to Athletico (p81)
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Great movement from him for the goal on Saturday. He's listening to Bowyer which is great, but it also isn't rocket science - when you see the ball is about to go into the box, if possible get yourself in there and try to occupy any pocket of space between the posts. Odds are good that the ball will drop to you from any kind of rebound, or cut back and you should get a decent sight of goal. Helps if you can strike the ball as cleanly as Connor does, but I never really understood why more midfielders don't do it. I'd certainly like to see a bit more of it from Williams and Cullen.
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Cullen us often working as a defensive midfielder, and Jonny is picking himself up off the pitch after being fouled for the 105th time...Exiled_Addick said:Great movement from him for the goal on Saturday. He's listening to Bowyer which is great, but it also isn't rocket science - when you see the ball is about to go into the box, if possible get yourself in there and try to occupy any pocket of space between the posts. Odds are good that the ball will drop to you from any kind of rebound, or cut back and you should get a decent sight of goal. Helps if you can strike the ball as cleanly as Connor does, but I never really understood why more midfielders don't do it. I'd certainly like to see a bit more of it from Williams and Cullen.1 -
JFC started getting into more dangerous positions too before his injuryExiled_Addick said:Great movement from him for the goal on Saturday. He's listening to Bowyer which is great, but it also isn't rocket science - when you see the ball is about to go into the box, if possible get yourself in there and try to occupy any pocket of space between the posts. Odds are good that the ball will drop to you from any kind of rebound, or cut back and you should get a decent sight of goal. Helps if you can strike the ball as cleanly as Connor does, but I never really understood why more midfielders don't do it. I'd certainly like to see a bit more of it from Williams and Cullen.6 -
East_Stand_Loopy said:
Cullen us often working as a defensive midfielder, and Jonny is picking himself up off the pitch after being fouled for the 105th time...Exiled_Addick said:Great movement from him for the goal on Saturday. He's listening to Bowyer which is great, but it also isn't rocket science - when you see the ball is about to go into the box, if possible get yourself in there and try to occupy any pocket of space between the posts. Odds are good that the ball will drop to you from any kind of rebound, or cut back and you should get a decent sight of goal. Helps if you can strike the ball as cleanly as Connor does, but I never really understood why more midfielders don't do it. I'd certainly like to see a bit more of it from Williams and Cullen.Cullen is usually playing right side of the diamond - the counterpart to Gallagher's left sided role. He is more of a playmaker to Gallagher's energizer bunny, but I think he could do more to offer a goal threat. Gallagher may well break double figures this year - I'd like to see Williams get 5+ and Cullen get 3+. If we're looking for ways to keep improving spreading goals around the team a little more than we have been would be an obvious one.
He did, and all he really did was make more forward runs off the ball - like I say, it's not rocket science, just try and get closer to goal more often and you'll probably get more chances to shoot.killerandflash said:
JFC started getting into more dangerous positions too before his injuryExiled_Addick said:Great movement from him for the goal on Saturday. He's listening to Bowyer which is great, but it also isn't rocket science - when you see the ball is about to go into the box, if possible get yourself in there and try to occupy any pocket of space between the posts. Odds are good that the ball will drop to you from any kind of rebound, or cut back and you should get a decent sight of goal. Helps if you can strike the ball as cleanly as Connor does, but I never really understood why more midfielders don't do it. I'd certainly like to see a bit more of it from Williams and Cullen.0 -
Good tactical footballing brain there from Maccaross1 said:3 -
Conor Gallagher has been rewarded for his excellent form on loan at Charlton with a call-up to the England Under-21 squad #cafc
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Well deserved, there are some really decent players in the U21s at the momentCharlton_Stu said:Conor Gallagher has been rewarded for his excellent form on loan at Charlton with a call-up to the England Under-21 squad #cafc0 -
Hopefully means he wont play as much what with others ahead of him3
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Good point, and lets face the likes of Phil Foden NEED the minutes on the pitchForeverAddickted said:Hopefully means he wont play as much what with others ahead of him3 -
Pep calls him the most talented youngster he's worked with, but doesn't play him lolkillerandflash said:
Good point, and lets face the likes of Phil Foden NEED the minutes on the pitchForeverAddickted said:Hopefully means he wont play as much what with others ahead of him
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Best midfielder in the Championship so far this season? Maybe a bit strong, but I certainly haven't seen us come up against a significantly better player yet. He's definitely done plenty to earn an U21 call up. Good to hear the England scouts are noticing our players too - something else Gallen can use when trying to persuade players to come here on loan/less money.
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Damn! According to the article, Krystian Bielik won't be playing against usross1 said:
The Addicks’ next challenge takes place when they host last season’s Derby County after the international break, on October 19th
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Bowyer should enquire about loaning Foden in January. City must be aware of our reputation as a finishing school for young midfielders and he'd provide good cover from the bench.killerandflash said:
Good point, and lets face the likes of Phil Foden NEED the minutes on the pitchForeverAddickted said:Hopefully means he wont play as much what with others ahead of him7 -
Yeah I thought about that, Foden might struggle to get in our midfield though :-0SantaClaus said:
Bowyer should enquire about loaning Foden in January. City must be aware of our reputation as a finishing school for young midfielders and he'd provide good cover from the bench.killerandflash said:
Good point, and lets face the likes of Phil Foden NEED the minutes on the pitchForeverAddickted said:Hopefully means he wont play as much what with others ahead of him0 -
Got this message from a Chelsea mate.
Development. Claude Makalele who's now in charge of loan players has been at Charlton several times watching and had meetings. They're surprised at his progress. He'll be in our first team next season. Apparently Bowyer and Lampard are in constant contact re his progress and development. Ive also read there's suggestions they'll be more Chelsea academy players heading your way next season.. Anjorin for one..
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Tut, tut @ Red Chaser ...... we were talking midfielders. Marvin Hinton, whilst primarily a ball playing centre half played a few games in midfield.RedChaser said:
Tut, tut @OggyRed how could you not mention Billy Bonds or were you too young?😉Oggy Red said:
What do you reckon, Len?Rob7Lee said:
At his age he's up there with Bowyer & Parker in my view, probably ahead of Parker. Gomez also at a similar age. But there's no clear winner of anyone sub 20 years old better than him that i've seen in a Charlton shirt.Elthamaddick said:
I reckon this too....I can’t think of many younger players I’ve seen play for us who were that goodSE10Addick said:He could well end up being the best player I’ve seen wearing a Charlton shirt
Shall we tell this young Johnny Come Lately all about Lenny Glover, Alan Campbell, Keith Peacock, Marvin Hinton and Mike Bailey?
Billy Bonds was RB and can't remember him ever playing midfield.
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Hang on @OggyRed, Lenny Glover and Keith Peacock were wingers (forwards) in their youth not midfielders but if you are claiming a bit of wriggle room then I'm going to as well for Billy who played in midfield when he got to Wet Spam. And as for Marvin Hinton in midfield I never witnessed that, he was a centre half wearing number 5, a half back yes but never did I see him play in the number 4 or 6 shirt 😉.Oggy Red said:
Tut, tut @ Red Chaser ...... we were talking midfielders. Marvin Hinton, whilst primarily a ball playing centre half played a few games in midfield.RedChaser said:
Tut, tut @OggyRed how could you not mention Billy Bonds or were you too young?😉Oggy Red said:
What do you reckon, Len?Rob7Lee said:
At his age he's up there with Bowyer & Parker in my view, probably ahead of Parker. Gomez also at a similar age. But there's no clear winner of anyone sub 20 years old better than him that i've seen in a Charlton shirt.Elthamaddick said:
I reckon this too....I can’t think of many younger players I’ve seen play for us who were that goodSE10Addick said:He could well end up being the best player I’ve seen wearing a Charlton shirt
Shall we tell this young Johnny Come Lately all about Lenny Glover, Alan Campbell, Keith Peacock, Marvin Hinton and Mike Bailey?
Billy Bonds was RB and can't remember him ever playing midfield.0 -
Hmmmmm ..... that's a lot of wriggle room, Mr Chaser. Bonzo was not in his youth when he played midfeld for the Hamsters.RedChaser said:
Hang on Oggy, Lenny Glover and Keith Peacock were wingers in their youth not midfielders but if you are claiming a bit of wriggle room then I'm going to as well for Billy who Plsyed in midfield when he got to Wet Spam 😉Oggy Red said:
Tut, tut @ Red Chaser ...... we were talking midfielders. Marvin Hinton, whilst primarily a ball playing centre half played a few games in midfield.RedChaser said:
Tut, tut @OggyRed how could you not mention Billy Bonds or were you too young?😉Oggy Red said:
What do you reckon, Len?Rob7Lee said:
At his age he's up there with Bowyer & Parker in my view, probably ahead of Parker. Gomez also at a similar age. But there's no clear winner of anyone sub 20 years old better than him that i've seen in a Charlton shirt.Elthamaddick said:
I reckon this too....I can’t think of many younger players I’ve seen play for us who were that goodSE10Addick said:He could well end up being the best player I’ve seen wearing a Charlton shirt
Shall we tell this young Johnny Come Lately all about Lenny Glover, Alan Campbell, Keith Peacock, Marvin Hinton and Mike Bailey?
Billy Bonds was RB and can't remember him ever playing midfield.
By that reckoning, we'd have to include Bob Curtis.
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I think there's been some crossed wires with Rob 7 Lee mentioning Gomez as an outstanding youth player who was definitely not a midfielder and I assumed you were also talking in general terms about youth players from our era hence why my surprise that Bonds wasn't mentioned.Oggy Red said:
Hmmmmm ..... that's a lot of wriggle room, Mr Chaser. Bonzo was not in his youth when he played midfeld for the Hamsters.RedChaser said:
Hang on Oggy, Lenny Glover and Keith Peacock were wingers in their youth not midfielders but if you are claiming a bit of wriggle room then I'm going to as well for Billy who Plsyed in midfield when he got to Wet Spam 😉Oggy Red said:
Tut, tut @ Red Chaser ...... we were talking midfielders. Marvin Hinton, whilst primarily a ball playing centre half played a few games in midfield.RedChaser said:
Tut, tut @OggyRed how could you not mention Billy Bonds or were you too young?😉Oggy Red said:
What do you reckon, Len?Rob7Lee said:
At his age he's up there with Bowyer & Parker in my view, probably ahead of Parker. Gomez also at a similar age. But there's no clear winner of anyone sub 20 years old better than him that i've seen in a Charlton shirt.Elthamaddick said:
I reckon this too....I can’t think of many younger players I’ve seen play for us who were that goodSE10Addick said:He could well end up being the best player I’ve seen wearing a Charlton shirt
Shall we tell this young Johnny Come Lately all about Lenny Glover, Alan Campbell, Keith Peacock, Marvin Hinton and Mike Bailey?
Billy Bonds was RB and can't remember him ever playing midfield.
By that reckoning, we'd have to include Bob Curtis.
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http://thechels.info/wiki/Faustino_Anjoringuinnessaddick said:Got this message from a Chelsea mate.
Development. Claude Makalele who's now in charge of loan players has been at Charlton several times watching and had meetings. They're surprised at his progress. He'll be in our first team next season. Apparently Bowyer and Lampard are in constant contact re his progress and development. Ive also read there's suggestions they'll be more Chelsea academy players heading your way next season.. Anjorin for one..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tino_Anjorin
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Wow, a lot of technique there.
That's better than watching porn.
I going for a J Arthur.0 -
On the bench for todays game1
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Good hope he gets a ten minute run out and doesn't get injured.ForeverAddickted said:On the bench for todays game1 -
RedChaser said:
Good hope he stays there doesn't get injured and gets a well deserved restForeverAddickted said:On the bench for todays game1 -
Can we split the difference and say 5 mins so he gets his cap? 😉ForeverAddickted said:RedChaser said:
Good hope he stays there doesn't get injured and gets a well deserved restForeverAddickted said:On the bench for todays game0 -
Scoham said:
http://thechels.info/wiki/Faustino_Anjoringuinnessaddick said:Got this message from a Chelsea mate.
Development. Claude Makalele who's now in charge of loan players has been at Charlton several times watching and had meetings. They're surprised at his progress. He'll be in our first team next season. Apparently Bowyer and Lampard are in constant contact re his progress and development. Ive also read there's suggestions they'll be more Chelsea academy players heading your way next season.. Anjorin for one..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tino_Anjorin
Obligatory YouTube video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q42BSxUGqlc
Looks proper knackered, has a knack for getting in the right place though. Looks very raw, but if Bowyer fancies him why not , who are we to argue.0 -
No!!...RedChaser said:
Can we split the difference and say 5 mins so he gets his cap? 😉ForeverAddickted said:RedChaser said:
Good hope he stays there doesn't get injured and gets a well deserved restForeverAddickted said:On the bench for todays game 0 -
Been warming up for England U21, think he will come on for the last 20-30 minutes
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Speaking of which, he is coming in now. Last 30 minutes1
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On for Phil Foden0
