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Karoy Anderson - new contract until 2028 (p23)

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  • stoneroses19
    stoneroses19 Posts: 7,209
    seth plum said:
    Fair enough.
    Do you think it might be possible Anderson got dropped because it was easier to drop the young guy to accommodate more senior signings like Alan Campbell, Luke Berry, Conor Coventry, and Greg Docherty?
    I fully admit my bias because I am always inclined to look on our own a bit more favourably than incomers.
    Jones clearly likes/rates Karoy, and dropping him could have been for his own protection, rather than further damaging his confidence after performances were not matching his potential. 

    You can say it's worked out well if Karoy follows up yesterdays superb performance with more like it this season, whether that's in starting 11 or off the bench. 
  • JustFloydRoad
    JustFloydRoad Posts: 1,601
    Looked out of place against Pratley yesterday. 
  • Bostonaddick
    Bostonaddick Posts: 812
    edited March 2
    He did something things well yesterday.  His pressure on the opposing midfielders led to some interceptions and he also made some good runs off the ball including the one half chance that he had.  He was poor on the ball again which is clearly holding him back.  Normally I would say he is best served being on the bench but given the run form we are having, something is working big picture so don’t tinker with the starting lineup right now.
  • Todds_right_hook
    Todds_right_hook Posts: 10,875
    I’m not his biggest fan but doc was noticeably  better when he came on but I noticed a lot of good things with Anderson yesterday.

  • JustFloydRoad
    JustFloydRoad Posts: 1,601
    edited March 2
    He did something things well yesterday.  His pressure on the opposing midfielders led to some interceptions and he also made some good runs off the ball including the one half chance that he had.  He was poor on the ball again which is clearly holding him back.  Normally I would say he is best served being on the bench but given the run form we are having, something is working big picture so don’t tinker with the starting lineup right now.
    I’m not his biggest fan but doc was noticeably  better when he came on but I noticed a lot of good things with Anderson yesterday.

    I agree some of his technique was good (there is  progress in his play and created some good chances), but when he was challenged he got muscled by Pratley and gave the ball away on a number of occasions.
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,728
    Good lad
  • Great to hear and even better seeing progression in his game aswell, thought Wycombe was one of his best games for us.
  • fenaddick
    fenaddick Posts: 10,963
    Always find it striking how different he is on and off the pitch. On the pitch he's a bundle of energy and off it he is so chilled out. He doesn't seem as shy as TC, there's a quite, calm confidence about him
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  • Alwaysneil
    Alwaysneil Posts: 13,803
    Brought a tear to my eye that interview. Come on!
  • AndyG
    AndyG Posts: 5,905
    Another young player who has been at the club for most of his life who seems very grounded and likeable the club must be doing something really great in developing these lads as people 
  • KettsJohn
    KettsJohn Posts: 1,210
    Lovely lad and one of our own. Big future ahead of him.
  • fenlandaddick
    fenlandaddick Posts: 1,767
    Cracking interview, perfect for the run up to the game. Hope Karoy plays his part and has another great game
  • Weegie Addick
    Weegie Addick Posts: 16,511
    Karoy Zidane ❤️
  • LoOkOuT
    LoOkOuT Posts: 10,850
    I’m hoping Karoy gets to work with TC’s brother this summer so he comes back a beast. 
  • Swisdom
    Swisdom Posts: 14,976
    I found out earlier he had some issues in his private life which I won’t go into but safe to say it’s understandable if there is a drop in form.  
    Having said that TC also had different but significant issues going on that affected him for a bit.  From what I can gather CAFC did a quite superb job of helping them theough it and beyond it and are now reaping some rewards 

    Karoy is still young and developing but he really is an asset to us.  I’m waiting for his “Scott Parker” moment where he just bosses a few games and smashes people up in the air and says “yeah, I’m here”
  • That goal couldn't have come at a better time for him. I hope it gives him added confidence, not in just his general game, but in attacking the box.
    I feel he could be a very important player in the final games.
  • DessieValley
    DessieValley Posts: 340
    Swisdom said:
    I found out earlier he had some issues in his private life which I won’t go into but safe to say it’s understandable if there is a drop in form.  
    Having said that TC also had different but significant issues going on that affected him for a bit.  From what I can gather CAFC did a quite superb job of helping them theough it and beyond it and are now reaping some rewards 

    Karoy is still young and developing but he really is an asset to us.  I’m waiting for his “Scott Parker” moment where he just bosses a few games and smashes people up in the air and says “yeah, I’m here”
    Brownie said similar about private issues yesterday 
  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 26,126
    Jones has to work out that midfield in the summer. All too similar and zero creativity.
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  • Swisdom
    Swisdom Posts: 14,976
    Jones has to work out that midfield in the summer. All too similar and zero creativity.
    He’s got the workmanlike bit sorted.  Now we need to add a touch of sparkle
  • vff
    vff Posts: 6,881
    edited April 27
    Karoy Anderson brings great energy to the centre midfield, that can really help later on in games. Not sure he has the energy to sustain that impact yet for a whole match from the start of a game. 
    Yesterday did he did some good things, but does not have the range of passing that bring other players in in the advanced central midfield role. Berry can do that well on occassions. Anderson is not yet an advanced midfield player. Nathan Jones asked him to play in a position, that is not his best. Similar, he NJ asked him play right back, the other week, which was not his position either. Its helpful to remember this when looking at KA's performance yesterday. It doesn't work but Anderson did his best, did what the manager asked and play in an uncomfortable position. He deserves credit for that.
    NJ is doing his best with a squad lacking in depth with quality, and depleted with injury. NJ is a good manager and understand that he is not going to get every decision right. NJ is limited by the budget set for him. He has done well to get Charlton to the playoffs.
    Wrexham also were fast off the blocks and tore into Coventry and Doherty yesterday.This put Chalton on the back foot, whilst a changed midfield & disrupted team was finding their feet.
    Anderson has lots of good qualities that deserves his space in the squad.  He is best when in a central midfield position, when some energy is needed. Good to remember this, when he is played out of position. KA is still developing and hopefully will improve further. If he can learn from playing other positions (even though it did not work), then games like yesterday can help strenghten his game.
  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 26,126
    Swisdom said:
    Jones has to work out that midfield in the summer. All too similar and zero creativity.
    He’s got the workmanlike bit sorted.  Now we need to add a touch of sparkle
    I’m just not sure Jones values that sort of midfielder. The team is built to win the ball quickly and counter but no plan or alternative if that doesn’t work. 
  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 26,126
    vff said:
    Karoy Anderson brings great energy to the centre midfield, that can really help later on in games. Not sure he has the energy to sustain that impact yet for a whole match from the start of a game. 
    Yesterday did he did some good things, but does not have the range of passing that bring other players in in the advanced central midfield role. Berry can do that well on occassions. Anderson is not yet an advanced midfield player. Nathan Jones asked him to play in a position, that is not his best. Similar, he NJ asked him play right back, the other week, which was not his position either. Its helpful to remember this when looking at KA's performance yesterday. It doesn't work but Anderson did his best, did what the manager asked and play in an uncomfortable position. He deserves credit for that.
    NJ is doing his best with a squad lacking in depth with quality, and depleted with injury. NJ is a good manager and understand that he is not going to get every decision right. NJ is limited by the budget set for him. He has done well to get Charlton to the playoffs.
    Wrexham also were fast off the blocks and tore into Coventry and Doherty yesterday.This put Chalton on the back foot, whilst a changed midfield & disrupted team was finding their feet.
    Anderson has lots of good qualities that deserves his space in the squad.  He is best when in a central midfield position, when some energy is needed. Good to remember this, when he is played out of position. KA is still developing and hopefully will improve further. If he can learn from playing other positions (even though it did not work), then games like yesterday can help strenghten his game.
    Which we didn’t match.
  • fenaddick
    fenaddick Posts: 10,963
    Think part of Karoy’s issue yesterday was actually the loss of Small. Watson doesn’t naturally sit as high which left a big area for Karoy to cover, that then had a knock on effect of Doc & Civentry
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 69,828
    Swisdom said:
    Jones has to work out that midfield in the summer. All too similar and zero creativity.
    He’s got the workmanlike bit sorted.  Now we need to add a touch of sparkle
    Midfielders who can dominate physically AND create are like gold dust though. Unless you have some money to spend, you end up with lightweight flair players, or water carriers.
  • Croydon
    Croydon Posts: 12,723
    Ideal player for when you need someone to come on and run around and press, but of no value to us when we actually need to chase a game or create something. The amount of misplaced passes is maddening. 
  • Athletico Charlton
    Athletico Charlton Posts: 14,272
    edited April 27
    Some of the abuse Anderson gets makes me cringe.  The bloke behind me yesterday was venting and booting chairs each time Anderson made an error. 

    Anderson is a long way from the finished article but he gives 100% for our club, clearly gets and likes the club and never, ever hides.  I hope.he comes good and think he will, his guts and bravery have probably counted against him so far as they have meant NJ gets him to fill in out of position so often.
  • Croydon
    Croydon Posts: 12,723
    Some of the abuse Anderson gets makes me cringe.  The bloke behind me yesterday was venting and booting chairs each time Anderson made an error. 

    Anderson is a long way from the finished article but he gives 100% for our club, clearly gets and likes the club and never, ever hides.  I hope.he comes good and think he will, his guts and bravery have probably counted against him so far as they have meant NJ gets him to fill in our if position so often.
    Was that the fella in the Charlton shirt right next to the Wrexham fans by the dug outs? 
  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 26,126
    Swisdom said:
    Jones has to work out that midfield in the summer. All too similar and zero creativity.
    He’s got the workmanlike bit sorted.  Now we need to add a touch of sparkle
    Midfielders who can dominate physically AND create are like gold dust though. Unless you have some money to spend, you end up with lightweight flair players, or water carriers.
    The point is, you can have two different types of player in midfield, rather than three of the same.