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Charlton players you rated that never reached the level you expected...
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Agree about Yassin Moutaouakil.
Hard to believe it was the same player after his injury.5 -
Wasn't it Parkinson who Josh Wright fell out with. Laid on travel etc for his family after being promised that he would play and then Parky changed his mind
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From the old days, Micky Bennett.
Genuinely thought he would be something special before injuries slowed him down.2 -
Oh yes I remember him... Had big clubs interested in him, French U21 Captain before he joined usJiMMy 85 said:
No, although you're right that it could be him! French kid I think. I'll try Googling. Edit - Moutaouakil.ForeverAddickted said:
Tariq Holmes-Dennis? - He fell foul to the Charlton full-back curse, with injuries f**king him... If that's who you meanJiMMy 85 said:That really fast full back with a complicated surname. Saw him play for the first time and thought, that kid is going to be immense! Now I can't even remember his name.1 -
4th in Serie A is hardly petering out...Sillybilly said:Two spring to mind who have done ok but I though would be destined for bigger and better:Lookman has petered out a little albeit still at decent level. His Everton debut alongside Lukaku was the stuff of dreams but he didn’t kick on.Gudmundson has had a decent turn at Burnley in the Premiership and championship but I thought he was good enough to do better.20 -
Can remember in a programme him saying he was going to 'fire us' back to the Premier League, didn't he end playing in the Cyprus Premier League, still would have been a bit warmer over there.MrLargo said:Chris Dickson, "the next Ian Wright".
Thought Paul Sturgess was another in the Scott Minto mould.1 -
Moutouakill looked incredible on his debut then got injured away at Stoke???? (Think it was on Sky) and then was never the same player again.3
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Madjid Bougherra.
I saw him play for Wednesday v Birmingham and he was fantastic, a ball playing centre half.
A shame it never worked out for him in SE7.3 -
You may well be right. I have a memory when it was all going wrong of Pardew changing the team up and throwing a load of kids in, then when we still lost digging those kids out for not being good enough but I might have misrememberedStarinnaddick said:Wasn't it Parkinson who Josh Wright fell out with. Laid on travel etc for his family after being promised that he would play and then Parky changed his mind
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Diego Poyet by a country mile. Was by far and away the best player on the pitch in a toilet team for pretty much every match he played. Seem to recall his statbank ratings were ridiculous. Was absolutely convinced he was going to be a top 4 midfield player.
Scott Parker won England player of the year and footballer of the year. Could have maybe achieved more, but still had an exceptional career.2 -
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Cant recall his name but we had an Algerian (?) left winger who i thought was mustard. Plyed under Pardew i think. Again, 3 good games and then toilet. Dare I say it, Paul Mortimer too. As you can see i rated him highly so when he left us I honestly thought he'd play for England. Having said that if he had gone on i wouldn't have had the joy of him returning later in his career and making me sooooo happy!0
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Hameur Bouazza?Mortimerwasgod said:Cant recall his name but we had an Algerian (?) left winger who i thought was mustard. Plyed under Pardew i think. Again, 3 good games and then toilet. Dare I say it, Paul Mortimer too. As you can see i rated him highly so when he left us I honestly thought he'd play for England. Having said that if he had gone on i wouldn't have had the joy of him returning later in his career and making me sooooo happy!2 -
Alan Campbell
Richie Bowman
Bob Curtis
John Stenson
Jonjo Shelvey
Diego Poyet, of course
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Bouazza scored a screamer at home to Reading and then didn't really do anything else, think he got recalled in January by Fulham. Shame because I thought he was a bit of a coup to get after his spell at Watford.1
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Palace are looking for a goalkeeping scout. You should apply. 😎hoof_it_up_to_benty said:I had high hopes for Dillon Phillips but his career seems to have nosedived. I was never a great fan of Pope but he proved me wrong.8 -
Charlie McDonald. I thought he was going to be the next Michael Owen.4
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Steve Brown. Thought he was going to be a top class keeper, but only saw him play in goal once.
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Campbell Rice and Harriett I thought would do better than they did albeit both had decent lower league careers
But Simon Francis the stand out for me. I thought he would reach his non league level but he captained a PL team!1 -
Danny Hollands.
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Jordan Cousins - thought he was great when he broke into our team. My eldest still mocks me for comparing him to Steve Gerard4
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Reminds me of Alan Ellis young midfielder how came up from the youth team.thai malaysia addick said:Alan Campbell
Richie Bowman
Bob Curtis
John Stenson
Jonjo Shelvey
Diego Poyet, of course
Only made a handful of appearances but looked re class. Around 1970 of the top of my head.3 -
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Still only 28.Talal said:Diego Poyet.
Retired footballer through choice and now assistant manager to the Greek national team.
I thought he would be a good water carrier and link up player at a high level but for various reasons he lost interest.
So many young premier players want the first big contract so they can buy a house for their parents (or just mum) but that wasn't the motivation with Gus Poyet as his Dad !
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Wonder how he got that job....soapboxsam said:Afternoon Delight said:
Still only 28.Talal said:Diego Poyet.
Retired footballer through choice and now assistant manager to the Greek national team.
I thought he would be a good water carrier and link up player at a high level but for various reasons he lost interest.
So many young premier players want the first big contract so they can buy a house for their parents (or just mum) but that wasn't the motivation with Gus Poyet as his Dad !0 -
North Lower Neil said:
Wonder how he got that job....soapboxsam said:Afternoon Delight said:
Still only 28.Talal said:Diego Poyet.
Retired footballer through choice and now assistant manager to the Greek national team.
I thought he would be a good water carrier and link up player at a high level but for various reasons he lost interest.
So many young premier players want the first big contract so they can buy a house for their parents (or just mum) but that wasn't the motivation with Gus Poyet as his Dad !
No nepotism involved 🤥0 -
Andy Jones - scored bucket loads of goals for Port Vale (37 in 86/87 season) - we sign him, and what a let down - I was genuinely excited when we bought him, and was desperate for him to do well for us4
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Lookman is playing in the Europa League with Atalanta, and currently sitting 4th in Serie A.Sillybilly said:Two spring to mind who have done ok but I though would be destined for bigger and better:Lookman has petered out a little albeit still at decent level. His Everton debut alongside Lukaku was the stuff of dreams but he didn’t kick on.Gudmundson has had a decent turn at Burnley in the Premiership and championship but I thought he was good enough to do better.4 -
Going back a bit, Jim Ryan our Wales u/23 centre forward. He told me that he fell out with Frank Hill, manager, and lost his enthusiasm, which just goes to show how important the coaches/managers are to maintain confidence.
Oh no doubt Diego Poyet should have been a super star but he just burnt out.1 -
I think he must have joined Killer in the full English front!Lordflashheart said:Andy Jones - scored bucket loads of goals for Port Vale (37 in 86/87 season) - we sign him, and what a let down - I was genuinely excited when we bought him, and was desperate for him to do well for us
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I always thought Josh Wright was going to have a decent career. I saw him at Wembley for the Gills in the play off final. He was brilliant.2
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Ahmed Kashi.....he looked immense in his first few games. Covered every blade of grass and had a great range of passing.
Going back to the mid 80s - Jimmy Loveridge.7
