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+++ Rob Apter signs on four year deal +++

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  • Looking like it’s all coming together nicely,this is a defining season coming & I do think owners & management are aligned to give us that nudge in the right direction,on the next stage of our journey & it’s rather exciting me thinks…🤞🏻,welcome to Cafc Rob let’s hope you lead us to better times…

    Cmon U Addicks
  • What position is he gonna play though?
  • Best signing so far really excited about this one

    Good luck Rob 👍
  • robroy said:
    I've heard that he's terrible when required to make any tackles... He tends to take chunks out of the opposition
    From who? 
    Really?
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  • The transfer fee is undisclosed. 
    We (I) won’t really know if he is any good until we see him playing in the flesh for half a dozen games.
    I don’t think he will be a dud, but it is not unknown in our recent experience what with Charlie Kirk, Ben Reeves and Gassan Ahadme as examples.
    I hope Rob is so tricky opponents nearly dislocate their hips trying to stop him.
  • Excited by this one, sounds like we have finally signed a player who can take on a defender, beat him and get a cross in 
  • Great signing. Excited to see him in a Charlton shirt. I’m glad we can leave the poor Blackpool fans alone, what a weird bunch, it’s amazing what one season in the prem can do to a club. Most deluded lot I’ve come across. Anyway DKD next? 
  • Scoham said:
    Interesting that there's absolutely no reference to his position in the interview, either with Jones or in the narrative. Jones described Bell as a left-sided centre back and JRC as a centre mid so we know how they'll generally be used but other than Apter apparently fitting the structure well there's nothing. Maybe Jones doesn't even know exactly where he'll use him yet
    I can’t see there not being a plan, NJ doesn’t work that way. Can’t see the board signing off an expensive signing if we only have a vague idea how he’ll fit in.

    It might suggest RWB, as it would look odd if he comes in and NJ immediately talks about sticking a goalscoring winger at WB. But we know if he plays there he’ll have a lot of freedom and we’d be switching to a back four when in possession.

    Looking forward to seeing him play.
    Yep, I'm sure there's a plan, but I also wonder if it's a situation where he's earmarked to play RWB but they're also thinking about playing him further up in a 343 or at 10 in a 3421 and will change that based on how he does in training and what the prevailing wind is for the team. His versatility will definitely be a strength
  • Does this mean Floyd and Harvey are off to Preston now?
  • Welcome Rob and all the very best during your CAFC career
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  • We could stay up !!
    some potentially exciting signings 
    will need to see with my own eyes to cast an opinion that actually matters,  rather than the usual tug fest over every being that we sign 
  • Signing a winger rarely goes well for us. 

    Prove me wrong Rob! 
  • Great tune love the krs one version too.
  • He seems more effective kicking right to left.
  • Oggy Red said:
    Redhenry said:
    Improvement on Small? Time will tell...
    He scored 8 goals last season & 13 when on loan at Tranmere. So a big improvement on Small. Don't care if he cant defend, that's the job of the 10+ defenders we have. 


    I read somewhere that Rob Apter has good workrate. 

    NJ will want him to press and track back. 
    Lacking the physique of Small, Apter will play a similar role in a slightly different way, using quick feet and guile - but with end product. 
    As you say possibly sacrificing a little defensive side for a bit more attacking,a Blackpool fan made a nice post on the other forum wishing him well and that his best position will be in a 10 someday and we shouldn't play him rwb as he reckons he's not that good there but of course it's down to our set up how he plays and develops.
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