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Omar Bogle - gone to Newport (p31)
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What's a non-league player doing winning League Two Player Of The Month then?2
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Also I'm not saying he's better than Stockley ffs, ofc Stockley is much more dangerous in front of goal. But Bogle was pretty good at dropping deep, controlling the ball and laying it off. When we went on a good early season run he was a big part of it, even if he barely looked like scoring; he kept defenders occupied and generally looked to get involved in play4
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Leuth said:Also I'm not saying he's better than Stockley ffs, ofc Stockley is much more dangerous in front of goal. But Bogle was pretty good at dropping deep, controlling the ball and laying it off. When we went on a good early season run he was a big part of it, even if he barely looked like scoring; he kept defenders occupied and generally looked to get involved in play
When in a hole.
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I notice none of you are arguing with my actual argument, just hurling rotten tomatoes. Cardiff signed the guy for a reason - he has a decent skill level4
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Bogle was often lazy and ponderous. Slow yet tricky. If he could find the work ethic at league one level he could have been a decent gamble.
He was not good enough for us and whilst I agree he could pass and bring a ball down better than Stockley, (I disagree on Aneke) he couldn't finish and tried ridiculous shots that rarely got on target, let alone bothered the keeper.
He wasn't a team player, he tried to dribble it all the way himself and at the end of the day was flogged to Doncaster and is now a League 2 player. He has found the level he can excel at.1 -
Signed for his excellent goalscoring record pre-Wigan more than anything?Leuth said:I notice none of you are arguing with my actual argument, just hurling rotten tomatoes. Cardiff signed the guy for a reason - he has a decent skill level
Though to be fair also praised for his all round game. Bowyer said similar when he came in.
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For all the stick he gets, some of it justified, some of it OTT. He was no less effective than those that replaced him. Schwartz and Davison I would even include Burstow.Dazzler21 said:Bogle was often lazy and ponderous. Slow yet tricky. If he could find the work ethic at league one level he could have been a decent gamble.
He was not good enough for us and whilst I agree he could pass and bring a ball down better than Stockley, (I disagree on Aneke) he couldn't finish and tried ridiculous shots that rarely got on target, let alone bothered the keeper.
He wasn't a team player, he tried to dribble it all the way himself and at the end of the day was flogged to Doncaster and is now a League 2 player. He has found the level he can excel at.
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not exactly a high bar, but fair.Cafc43v3r said:
For all the stick he gets, some of it justified, some of it OTT. He was no less effective than those that replaced him. Schwartz and Davison I would even include Burstow.Dazzler21 said:Bogle was often lazy and ponderous. Slow yet tricky. If he could find the work ethic at league one level he could have been a decent gamble.
He was not good enough for us and whilst I agree he could pass and bring a ball down better than Stockley, (I disagree on Aneke) he couldn't finish and tried ridiculous shots that rarely got on target, let alone bothered the keeper.
He wasn't a team player, he tried to dribble it all the way himself and at the end of the day was flogged to Doncaster and is now a League 2 player. He has found the level he can excel at.0 -
He can control a ball further than I can kick itLeuth said:Also I'm not saying he's better than Stockley ffs, ofc Stockley is much more dangerous in front of goal. But Bogle was pretty good at dropping deep, controlling the ball and laying it off. When we went on a good early season run he was a big part of it, even if he barely looked like scoring; he kept defenders occupied and generally looked to get involved in play1 - Sponsored links:
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There's also a reason cardiff only played him 21 times between 2017-2020.Leuth said:I notice none of you are arguing with my actual argument, just hurling rotten tomatoes. Cardiff signed the guy for a reason - he has a decent skill level
please see blackpools comments about stop digging!!0 -
Burstow is 18 ffs. He is raw and low on confidence due to leading the line at the age of 18 for a team getting beat every weekCafc43v3r said:
For all the stick he gets, some of it justified, some of it OTT. He was no less effective than those that replaced him. Schwartz and Davison I would even include Burstow.Dazzler21 said:Bogle was often lazy and ponderous. Slow yet tricky. If he could find the work ethic at league one level he could have been a decent gamble.
He was not good enough for us and whilst I agree he could pass and bring a ball down better than Stockley, (I disagree on Aneke) he couldn't finish and tried ridiculous shots that rarely got on target, let alone bothered the keeper.
He wasn't a team player, he tried to dribble it all the way himself and at the end of the day was flogged to Doncaster and is now a League 2 player. He has found the level he can excel at.
burstow has enough about him for Chelsea to take a punt on him.
to say that burstow is no less effective than bogle is actually laughable.
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Potential they are in a different ball park, even stratosphere, effectiveness isn't laughable.Todds_right_hook said:
Burstow is 18 ffs. He is raw and low on confidence due to leading the line at the age of 18 for a team getting beat every weekCafc43v3r said:
For all the stick he gets, some of it justified, some of it OTT. He was no less effective than those that replaced him. Schwartz and Davison I would even include Burstow.Dazzler21 said:Bogle was often lazy and ponderous. Slow yet tricky. If he could find the work ethic at league one level he could have been a decent gamble.
He was not good enough for us and whilst I agree he could pass and bring a ball down better than Stockley, (I disagree on Aneke) he couldn't finish and tried ridiculous shots that rarely got on target, let alone bothered the keeper.
He wasn't a team player, he tried to dribble it all the way himself and at the end of the day was flogged to Doncaster and is now a League 2 player. He has found the level he can excel at.
burstow has enough about him for Chelsea to take a punt on him.
to say that burstow is no less effective than bogle is actually laughable.
What has Burstow actually done, not what could he potentially do?0 -
What are their goals per minute ratio in a Charlton shirt?Cafc43v3r said:
Potential they are in a different ball park, even stratosphere, effectiveness isn't laughable.Todds_right_hook said:
Burstow is 18 ffs. He is raw and low on confidence due to leading the line at the age of 18 for a team getting beat every weekCafc43v3r said:
For all the stick he gets, some of it justified, some of it OTT. He was no less effective than those that replaced him. Schwartz and Davison I would even include Burstow.Dazzler21 said:Bogle was often lazy and ponderous. Slow yet tricky. If he could find the work ethic at league one level he could have been a decent gamble.
He was not good enough for us and whilst I agree he could pass and bring a ball down better than Stockley, (I disagree on Aneke) he couldn't finish and tried ridiculous shots that rarely got on target, let alone bothered the keeper.
He wasn't a team player, he tried to dribble it all the way himself and at the end of the day was flogged to Doncaster and is now a League 2 player. He has found the level he can excel at.
burstow has enough about him for Chelsea to take a punt on him.
to say that burstow is no less effective than bogle is actually laughable.
What has Burstow actually done, not what could he potentially do?Burstow is an 18 year old in his break through season, who despite being in a dry spell has around 5 in 20 in all competitions. Bogle as an experienced pro scored 2 in a similar number of games.0 -
Bogle's biggest problem wasn't really lack of ability on the ball ...... but what was going on inside his head at Charlton.
His lack of self-belief crippled him. The harder he tried the worse he got.
He got dogs abuse from the crowd that was killing him, it was plain to see. Mentally he was shot.
Many people seem to forget that players have all the strengths, imperfections and frailties of being human.
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Worst player I have ever seen in our jersey. He didn't have any saving graces - he was slow, clumsy, unaware, no good in the air, no shot, poor first touch etc. I see he has averaged about three goals a season since 2016. Surprised he even got two for us. Don't think he knew much about them either.Covered End said:
Ludicrous. He would definitely be in the mix for our worst ever forward.Leuth said:Will keep saying it: he was never as bad as most people thought. His touch and hold-up play is a step-up on Stockley's (if not Aneke's)0 -
In league games Bogle scored a goal every 375 minutes. 1 assist. The 18 league games Bogle featured in we netted 31 points, 1.73 PPG.Todds_right_hook said:
What are their goals per minute ratio in a Charlton shirt?Cafc43v3r said:
Potential they are in a different ball park, even stratosphere, effectiveness isn't laughable.Todds_right_hook said:
Burstow is 18 ffs. He is raw and low on confidence due to leading the line at the age of 18 for a team getting beat every weekCafc43v3r said:
For all the stick he gets, some of it justified, some of it OTT. He was no less effective than those that replaced him. Schwartz and Davison I would even include Burstow.Dazzler21 said:Bogle was often lazy and ponderous. Slow yet tricky. If he could find the work ethic at league one level he could have been a decent gamble.
He was not good enough for us and whilst I agree he could pass and bring a ball down better than Stockley, (I disagree on Aneke) he couldn't finish and tried ridiculous shots that rarely got on target, let alone bothered the keeper.
He wasn't a team player, he tried to dribble it all the way himself and at the end of the day was flogged to Doncaster and is now a League 2 player. He has found the level he can excel at.
burstow has enough about him for Chelsea to take a punt on him.
to say that burstow is no less effective than bogle is actually laughable.
What has Burstow actually done, not what could he potentially do?Burstow is an 18 year old in his break through season, who despite being in a dry spell has around 5 in 20 in all competitions. Bogle as an experienced pro scored 2 in a similar number of games.
In league games Burstow has scored a goal every 325. No assist. The 15 league games Burstow featured in we netted 11 points, 0.73 PPG.
If you think I am suggesting that Bogle is in anyway shape or form better, or has more potential than, Burstow I suggest you reread what I wrote. Because that's not what I said.
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Bogle scored again this weekend
An own goal admittedly
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Hartlepool United can today confirm the departure of Omar Bogle.The forward leaves for an undisclosed fee to Newport County AFC.Bogle made 22 appearances for the club, scoring five goals after signing in January.
https://www.hartlepoolunited.co.uk/news/2022/june/omar-bogle-leaves-pools/0 - Sponsored links:
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This bloke must not ever bother unpacking his suitcaseclive said:Hartlepool United can today confirm the departure of Omar Bogle.The forward leaves for an undisclosed fee to Newport County AFC.Bogle made 22 appearances for the club, scoring five goals after signing in January.
https://www.hartlepoolunited.co.uk/news/2022/june/omar-bogle-leaves-pools/
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Was that meant as a general comment or a reply to mine?addick1956 said:
It says he moved for a fee.Chunes said:
This bloke must not ever bother unpacking his suitcaseclive said:Hartlepool United can today confirm the departure of Omar Bogle.The forward leaves for an undisclosed fee to Newport County AFC.Bogle made 22 appearances for the club, scoring five goals after signing in January.
https://www.hartlepoolunited.co.uk/news/2022/june/omar-bogle-leaves-pools/1 -
I think he will do well at Newport.1
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No, it was a simple joke based on the fact he's had a lot of clubs. No other insinuations being made. Not fun when you have to explain them...addick1956 said:
By way of surprise because people say he is so bad and to you because you made it sound as if he was shoved on. A fee tends to suggest otherwise and Newport are a team who have competed at the top end of L2 recently.Chunes said:
Was that meant as a general comment or a reply to mine?addick1956 said:
It says he moved for a fee.Chunes said:
This bloke must not ever bother unpacking his suitcaseclive said:Hartlepool United can today confirm the departure of Omar Bogle.The forward leaves for an undisclosed fee to Newport County AFC.Bogle made 22 appearances for the club, scoring five goals after signing in January.
https://www.hartlepoolunited.co.uk/news/2022/june/omar-bogle-leaves-pools/
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Omar Bogle gets paid to play football.
That is a success in my book.
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How’s his rap career going?0
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He wasn't great but if people think he was the worst player they'd seen in a Charlton shirt, who can forget Lepointe, Eggert Jonsson or any of the Matt Smiths?0
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Fixed it for youJaShea99 said:How’s his Crap career going?2 -
I did manage to forget but now you e reminded me....thanks 😂rananegra said:He wasn't great but if people think he was the worst player they'd seen in a Charlton shirt, who can forget Lepointe, Eggert Jonsson or any of the Matt Smiths?0 -
And Akpo!rananegra said:He wasn't great but if people think he was the worst player they'd seen in a Charlton shirt, who can forget Lepointe, Eggert Jonsson or any of the Matt Smiths?0
