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msomerton said:Well they played so much better in the 2nd half. Some real class at times from us. So 2-2 a fair result. Outstanding player for us I would say was Enslin. Rylah had a good game as well. Dixon was better in the second half. Mullah a hard working player, he will not score many better goals than that one tonightWhose mullah is he the one taking corners1
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msomerton said:Well they played so much better in the 2nd half. Some real class at times from us. So 2-2 a fair result. Outstanding player for us I would say was Enslin. Rylah had a good game as well. Dixon was better in the second half. Mullah a hard working player, he will not score many better goals than that one tonight1
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So thst was Mwaba then . He really plays like Dixon or Dixon like him which ever.
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Great stuff from the U21's.
The first team should be embarrassed by what they are serving up each week!!!0 -
Always silly and a bit insulting that people who rarely watch the U21s immediately undermine the success of the U21s by making crass comparisons with the first team.
It's a different level of football played against other development sides.
"Development" being the key word.
It is much more open and results very variable. There are far too many goals conceded.
It's not that those players have their ability coached out of them when they reach the first team but that they come up against bigger, faster, better, more experienced players.
And when they do they often get slagged off or dismissed as rubbish eg Anderson, TC and Kanu "never going to be good enough". Casey was a "carthorse" not worthy of his V number, Rylah useless, Asiimwe needs to go out on loan, etc etc
BTW the first team beat Birmingham, the U21s only drew 🤔12 -
Henry Irving said:Always silly and a bit insulting that people who rarely watch the U21s immediately undermine the success of the U21s by making crass comparisons with the first team.
It's a different level of football played against other development sides.
"Development" being the key word.
It is much more open and results very variable. There are far too many goals conceded.
It's not that those players have their ability coached out of them when they reach the first team but that they come up against bigger, faster, better, more experienced players.
And when they do they often get slagged off or dismissed as rubbish eg Anderson, TC and Kanu "never going to be good enough". Casey was a "carthorse" not worthy of his V number, Rylah useless, Asiimwe needs to go out on loan, etc etc
BTW the first team beat Birmingham, the U21s only drew 🤔
Some also get to play regularly in their favoured position, while the more versatile players are moved all over the pitch. Enslin being the best example of that, I’ve seen him play LWB, CB and CM this season, while in the Birmingham game alone he spent time on the right and left wing, up front before ending the game at LWB.
On the game itself I thought Laqeretabua showed why he’s starting to make appearances for the first team. He defended well, showed pace and was very comfortable on the ball, carrying it out of defence and picking out some good passes. One to look out for, but it’s a big jump to the first team, especially for a young CB with the step up in physicality and an expectation to be consistent playing in that position.4 -
Touré has got a Get out of Jail card because he spend 2+ years out injured. Hope we persevere. He is a unit.
Enslin not being in the 18 is dumbfounding.0 - Sponsored links:
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Gisappointed said:Touré has got a Get out of Jail card because he spend 2+ years out injured. Hope we persevere. He is a unit.
Enslin not being in the 18 is dumbfounding.0 -
Henry, how about you stop trolling me and give a factual critique of my posts.
Are you inferring Touré and Enslin are not talented?
Please explain your oft used DFTT quote.
You seem to single me out for criticism. Why is that?1 -
I enjoy having my homework marked by Henry, we do have some very good players, who could get us on the edge of our seats!
Watched Paul Walsh along with Konsa and Gomez and they had the pedigree. Walsh was a dream to watch, hence I have no issues about giving the U21's some minutes, especially if their good enough!
There is a good chance the players mentioned in the last few days, could all be potentially be in the match day squad!
Once we have enough points and safe from relegation would be the ideal time?1 -
StanTheMan said:I enjoy having my homework marked by Henry, we do have some very good players, who could get us on the edge of our seats!
Watched Paul Walsh along with Konsa and Gomez and they had the pedigree. Walsh was a dream to watch, hence I have no issues about giving the U21's some minutes, especially if their good enough!
There is a good chance the players mentioned in the last few days, could all be potentially be in the match day squad!
Once we have enough points and safe from relegation would be the ideal time?2 -
https://x.com/charltonacademy/status/1870037664021254524?s=46&t=A-w3Eq0EWWpjMxring904QGoals from the other night well worth watching. Enslin from his own half and a great strike from Fullah on his “weaker” left foot.
Enslin’s a bit more well known after his first team debut but Fullah is an exciting player and one to look out for over the next few years (still only 17 as I mentioned a few posts up).4 -
https://x.com/charltonacademy/status/1870039520986501387?s=46&t=A-w3Eq0EWWpjMxring904QSwansea game being streamed today, 1pm kick off.2
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Scoham said:https://x.com/charltonacademy/status/1870037664021254524?s=46&t=A-w3Eq0EWWpjMxring904QGoals from the other night well worth watching. Enslin from his own half and a great strike from Fullah on his “weaker” left foot.
Enslin’s a bit more well known after his first team debut but Fullah is an exciting player and one to look out for over the next few years (still only 17 as I mentioned a few posts up).0 -
Here’s how our U21s line-up in this afternoon’s PDL2 fixture against Swansea City: Reid; Hobden, Hunter, Toure; Asiimwe, Edun, Kedwell, Fullah, Enslin; Rylah, Dixon Subs: Sadler, Bower, Mwamba, Wales, Reid0
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fenaddick said:clive said:Here’s how our U21s line-up in this afternoon’s PDL2 fixture against Swansea City: Reid; Hobden, Hunter, Toure; Asiimwe, Edun, Kedwell, Fullah, Enslin; Rylah, Dixon Subs: Sadler, Bower, Mwamba, Wales, Reid5
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The clue here is who has dropped out to be replaced by Dixon.
They will likely feature in some way tomorrow.0 -
Looks like Enslin is LWB and Edun is CM.0
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seth plum said:The clue here is who has dropped out to be replaced by Dixon.
They will likely feature in some way tomorrow.0 -
Todds_right_hook said:seth plum said:The clue here is who has dropped out to be replaced by Dixon.
They will likely feature in some way tomorrow.1 -
This is a lovely game so far.1
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Dixon won the ball using his pace, went through but tried to set up Rylah and Swansea intercepted.1
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1-0 Swansea, got down our left side and a ball across the box was put in at the far post.1
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1-0 Swansea, cross from the right tucked away.1
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Kedwell tries to play Dixon into the box but overhit the pass.1
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Decent in swinging corner in from Enslin but we couldn’t get a head on to it.1