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Micah Mbick (Pg.5 - Joins Col U on season loan)
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He’s also had a haircut which makes his head look massive, good for getting on the end of crosses2
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More good news.
And he's had a haircut.
I know some will quickly say how unimpressed they were with him last season but there is great potential there. Give him time.13 -
Good news, as NJ says with his size and power the potential is there.
Going to be interesting to see if we loan him out, and if so to what level. We might prefer to keep him at the club to focus on developing him exactly the way we want to.
I don’t disagree that generally he hasn’t looked ready yet, but he’s still only 18 and he’s not going to be on a huge contract, so it’s low risk.
I think nerves and confidence played a part at times, and it wasn’t his fault we lacked good options off the bench. Definitely more to come from him, hopefully he can make enough progress in the next few years to make it with us.5 -
3 years and a +1 option suggests that there's pretty high hopes, he certainly has the physical attributes to succeed.
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That’s Mbick, Fullah, Enslin, Laqeretabua and Mitchell signed up on long term deals in the last year, plus Dixon who joined on a long contract too.
Great to get them all signed up before they’ve properly broken through, rather than trying to do so after they’ve become established in our first team.
I would guess they’ll look to get Mwamba signed up too, as he was part of the u21 group at Wembley, and possibly Asiimwe if they’re happy with his progress at Walsall.
Wonder why they’ve announced the contract length but didn’t with Enslin and Fullah? Expect it’ll be very similar.9 -
That’s excellent news!fenaddick said:Signed a new contract until 2028 with a club option of another year
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/micah-mbick-pens-new-contract0 -
I see a raw player, the club see the potential, good news he's been signed up long term.1
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Still feels like the best thing for him next season is a loan. Great to get him signed long term though.3
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He's definitely one who the manager really rates, whereas before NJ arrived he wouldn't have been the academy striker I'd expect to break through.
I still think he was promoted a bit early, so he really shouldn't be featuring regularly in the Championship squads. Whether that means a loan or just a season in the U21s with the occasional cup game remains to be seen.4 -
If we’re not signing another forward this summer then this means that NJ sees his progress in training as good enough to make league appearances. Players his age can make huge strides in short periods. Maybe we’ve been stuck in League One so long to forget that we once had young players stepping up to making regular appearances in even the top division.
I long for the days when for example Scott Minto came in from nowhere, looked so classy that Chelsea signed him, and so we just simply seemlessly brought in Anthony Barness.
Then there’s Lee, Stuart, Mortimer, Bennett, Konchesky and more recently Doughty (and loads of others) who broke into the 1st team at a young age and fitted in immediately. Why not Mbick or anyone else?2 - Sponsored links:
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Barness was sold to Chelsea before Minto was sold to Chelsea. Barness was signed back 2 full seasons after Minto leftjimmymelrose said:If we’re not signing another forward this summer then this means that NJ sees his progress in training as good enough to make league appearances. Players his age can make huge strides in short periods. Maybe we’ve been stuck in League One so long to forget that we once had young players stepping up to making regular appearances in even the top division.
I long for the days when for example Scott Minto came in from nowhere, looked so classy that Chelsea signed him, and so we just simply seemlessly brought in Anthony Barness.
Then there’s Lee, Stuart, Mortimer, Bennett, Konchesky and more recently Doughty (and loads of others) who broke into the 1st team at a young age and fitted in immediately. Why not Mbick or anyone else?7 -
Mortimer came in from Palace.jimmymelrose said:If we’re not signing another forward this summer then this means that NJ sees his progress in training as good enough to make league appearances. Players his age can make huge strides in short periods. Maybe we’ve been stuck in League One so long to forget that we once had young players stepping up to making regular appearances in even the top division.
I long for the days when for example Scott Minto came in from nowhere, looked so classy that Chelsea signed him, and so we just simply seemlessly brought in Anthony Barness.
Then there’s Lee, Stuart, Mortimer, Bennett, Konchesky and more recently Doughty (and loads of others) who broke into the 1st team at a young age and fitted in immediately. Why not Mbick or anyone else?0 -
Not for his first spell as an addick. But he wasn't through our youth ranks either. Had been released by Fulham and was working in a book shop when he had a successful trial with us.LargeAddick said:
Mortimer came in from Palace.jimmymelrose said:If we’re not signing another forward this summer then this means that NJ sees his progress in training as good enough to make league appearances. Players his age can make huge strides in short periods. Maybe we’ve been stuck in League One so long to forget that we once had young players stepping up to making regular appearances in even the top division.
I long for the days when for example Scott Minto came in from nowhere, looked so classy that Chelsea signed him, and so we just simply seemlessly brought in Anthony Barness.
Then there’s Lee, Stuart, Mortimer, Bennett, Konchesky and more recently Doughty (and loads of others) who broke into the 1st team at a young age and fitted in immediately. Why not Mbick or anyone else?5 -
And shown in the first couple of reserve team sheets as Paul MortimoreKips said:
Not for his first spell as an addick. But he wasn't through our youth ranks either. Had been released by Fulham and was working in a book shop when he had a successful trial with us.LargeAddick said:
Mortimer came in from Palace.jimmymelrose said:If we’re not signing another forward this summer then this means that NJ sees his progress in training as good enough to make league appearances. Players his age can make huge strides in short periods. Maybe we’ve been stuck in League One so long to forget that we once had young players stepping up to making regular appearances in even the top division.
I long for the days when for example Scott Minto came in from nowhere, looked so classy that Chelsea signed him, and so we just simply seemlessly brought in Anthony Barness.
Then there’s Lee, Stuart, Mortimer, Bennett, Konchesky and more recently Doughty (and loads of others) who broke into the 1st team at a young age and fitted in immediately. Why not Mbick or anyone else?2 -
You are correct but my point still stands, he wasn’t through our academy.Kips said:
Not for his first spell as an addick. But he wasn't through our youth ranks either. Had been released by Fulham and was working in a book shop when he had a successful trial with us.LargeAddick said:
Mortimer came in from Palace.jimmymelrose said:If we’re not signing another forward this summer then this means that NJ sees his progress in training as good enough to make league appearances. Players his age can make huge strides in short periods. Maybe we’ve been stuck in League One so long to forget that we once had young players stepping up to making regular appearances in even the top division.
I long for the days when for example Scott Minto came in from nowhere, looked so classy that Chelsea signed him, and so we just simply seemlessly brought in Anthony Barness.
Then there’s Lee, Stuart, Mortimer, Bennett, Konchesky and more recently Doughty (and loads of others) who broke into the 1st team at a young age and fitted in immediately. Why not Mbick or anyone else?1 -
I can see him being kept around, with maybe the odd short term non-league loan if he’s not getting on our bench.MarcusH26 said:Still feels like the best thing for him next season is a loan. Great to get him signed long term though.9 subs now so I think either him or Dixon can make the bench, especially if there is an attacking injury0 -
Plus NJ likes to throw on someone to run around like a nutter for 15 mins and young players will be happy to do so0
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Really, really glad to see him signing a longer deal, he's such a great prospect.0
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Jones obviously sees something in the lad beyond his obvious physical attributes and who knows how improved a young player can come back after the closed season look at how improved TC came back last season if this lad does the same I wouldn’t be surprised to see him part of the match day squads2
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Great physical presence and gets in good positions… just seems a bit lost when he gets the ball in them!Definitely needs a season long loan playing first team football.0
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*You’re all nitpicking.LargeAddick said:
You are correct but my point still stands, he wasn’t through our academy.Kips said:
Not for his first spell as an addick. But he wasn't through our youth ranks either. Had been released by Fulham and was working in a book shop when he had a successful trial with us.LargeAddick said:
Mortimer came in from Palace.jimmymelrose said:If we’re not signing another forward this summer then this means that NJ sees his progress in training as good enough to make league appearances. Players his age can make huge strides in short periods. Maybe we’ve been stuck in League One so long to forget that we once had young players stepping up to making regular appearances in even the top division.
I long for the days when for example Scott Minto came in from nowhere, looked so classy that Chelsea signed him, and so we just simply seemlessly brought in Anthony Barness.
Then there’s Lee, Stuart, Mortimer, Bennett, Konchesky and more recently Doughty (and loads of others) who broke into the 1st team at a young age and fitted in immediately. Why not Mbick or anyone else?
So one of the ones I mentionned didn’t come ftom academy. Besides, weren't Fulham in the 3rd division back then, so it was still a young player with no experience in the top division.
Everyone now seems to think that a loan out to a lower division side is a necessity, but some young players are good enough to come straight into the team.
I don’t know if Mbick is good enough but we haven't signed any other forward yet and we need someone else but just Godden, Leaburn and Ahadme.0 -
There's nit picking and there's also hanging your hat on an older player who can't do it all himself and dropped down a division to play for us, 2 youngsters, one who's injured alot and the other who has had a handful of minutes and then ahadme, the someone else you say we need apart from godden isn't any of these in reality. Teams are improving and dropping more than our whole transfer budget on one striker despite us having rich owners and good support if they surprise us all over the window then so be it and it would be more than welcome but stand still and rely on the afore mentioned and we will need more than just luck.jimmymelrose said:
*You’re all nitpicking.LargeAddick said:
You are correct but my point still stands, he wasn’t through our academy.Kips said:
Not for his first spell as an addick. But he wasn't through our youth ranks either. Had been released by Fulham and was working in a book shop when he had a successful trial with us.LargeAddick said:
Mortimer came in from Palace.jimmymelrose said:If we’re not signing another forward this summer then this means that NJ sees his progress in training as good enough to make league appearances. Players his age can make huge strides in short periods. Maybe we’ve been stuck in League One so long to forget that we once had young players stepping up to making regular appearances in even the top division.
I long for the days when for example Scott Minto came in from nowhere, looked so classy that Chelsea signed him, and so we just simply seemlessly brought in Anthony Barness.
Then there’s Lee, Stuart, Mortimer, Bennett, Konchesky and more recently Doughty (and loads of others) who broke into the 1st team at a young age and fitted in immediately. Why not Mbick or anyone else?
So one of the ones I mentionned didn’t come ftom academy. Besides, weren't Fulham in the 3rd division back then, so it was still a young player with no experience in the top division.
Everyone now seems to think that a loan out to a lower division side is a necessity, but some young players are good enough to come straight into the team.
I don’t know if Mbick is good enough but we haven't signed any other forward yet and we need someone else but just Godden, Leaburn and Ahadme.0 -
We’ve signed Olaofe, though I expect we’ll sign another striker to give us 5 senior strikers.jimmymelrose said:
*You’re all nitpicking.LargeAddick said:
You are correct but my point still stands, he wasn’t through our academy.Kips said:
Not for his first spell as an addick. But he wasn't through our youth ranks either. Had been released by Fulham and was working in a book shop when he had a successful trial with us.LargeAddick said:
Mortimer came in from Palace.jimmymelrose said:If we’re not signing another forward this summer then this means that NJ sees his progress in training as good enough to make league appearances. Players his age can make huge strides in short periods. Maybe we’ve been stuck in League One so long to forget that we once had young players stepping up to making regular appearances in even the top division.
I long for the days when for example Scott Minto came in from nowhere, looked so classy that Chelsea signed him, and so we just simply seemlessly brought in Anthony Barness.
Then there’s Lee, Stuart, Mortimer, Bennett, Konchesky and more recently Doughty (and loads of others) who broke into the 1st team at a young age and fitted in immediately. Why not Mbick or anyone else?
So one of the ones I mentionned didn’t come ftom academy. Besides, weren't Fulham in the 3rd division back then, so it was still a young player with no experience in the top division.
Everyone now seems to think that a loan out to a lower division side is a necessity, but some young players are good enough to come straight into the team.
I don’t know if Mbick is good enough but we haven't signed any other forward yet and we need someone else but just Godden, Leaburn and Ahadme.3 -
I think the thing with Mbick when he came in for his stint at the end of the season was that he was still coming back from a long term injury. Will be interesting to see how he performs in the preseason friendlies after a prolonged period of fitness. Jones clearly rates him highly.10
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He'd be well suited to a season with Crawley or maybe Wimbledon.1
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Crawley would be absolutely ideal. Lost a few players up top and they'll play good football under Lindsay.heckington_reds said:He'd be well suited to a season with Crawley or maybe Wimbledon.2 -
He panicked in the final but Jones clearly sees something so fingers crossed he will have time to develop and end up being a good player . Wonder if he will go on loan though - I’d hope we are still going to bring in another striker , unless Leaburn comes back reborn , so a temporary switch to league one or two might be wiseHenry Irving said:More good news.
And he's had a haircut.
I know some will quickly say how unimpressed they were with him last season but there is great potential there. Give him time.5 -
At the latter stages of an under 21 game at Dartford last season Micha was near me in the corner. He has bested quite a physical battle against his opposing centre half. Anyway I said ‘You’ve played well Micha’ and he gave me a thumbs up.
If he goes on to become a top player it will be all down to me.3 -
Think the suspicions about the identity of Jose have just been confirmedseth plum said:Earlier this season at a game at Dartford towards the end he was near to me at the side of the pitch. I said ‘You’ve played well Micah’ to which he gave me a subtle thumbs up.
If he goes on to have a good career it’ll be all down to me.
Edit: Feel like I should say that I don't have a problem with it or the poster, just funny to me to post exactly the same story again pretty close to word for word11
