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Tyreece Campbell - June 2025 - called up for Jamaica again (p34)
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stoneroses19 said:Good to see Campbell is targeting 9+ goals this season (from Cawley's free email newsletter).In my opinion, he's doing everything right at the moment, up to the point of shooting. It's going to be very exciting for us when it does click for him in front of goal this season.But I see we channel so much ball to him, he’s our key attacking outlet, yet the ratio of it turning to chances and outcomes is far too low for the amount of final third ball and positions he gets.Frustrates me hugely.3
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He might actually benefit from coming on fresh against tiring defenders rather than being the one spending 70 minutes tiring them out5
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Some of his shots need more power behind them.
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Or Simon Church4
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No one has mentioned that the excerpt was really talking about his contract: Asked if he had thought about his future longer term, Campbell said: “No. I just want to play football for Charlton.”
I know it's partly media training etc but it's still nice. Most players say "I just want to keep perfoming well/helping the team, impressing the manager" etc., it's a subtle difference but maybe a signifcant one, I hope so anyway
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hermann said:He might actually benefit from coming on fresh against tiring defenders rather than being the one spending 70 minutes tiring them out
I wouldn't have.
The fact he got one assist last year and still featured in nearly all of the games tells me Jones isn't concerned one bit about his attacking tallies.
It's difficult to remember he's still only 22. His best years are yet to come. Whether that's in the form of goals and assists i'm not sure. But I'm certain he'll have plenty more savvy in a season or two, which is a frightening prospect for the opposition.0 -
AFKABartram said:stoneroses19 said:Good to see Campbell is targeting 9+ goals this season (from Cawley's free email newsletter).In my opinion, he's doing everything right at the moment, up to the point of shooting. It's going to be very exciting for us when it does click for him in front of goal this season.But I see we channel so much ball to him, he’s our key attacking outlet, yet the ratio of it turning to chances and outcomes is far too low for the amount of final third ball and positions he gets.Frustrates me hugely.And this is just from his first 6 games at this level, he will get better as the season goes on.Even when he doesn’t create or score, he’s so integral to getting us up the pitch with the way he carries the ball. Even if his run only wins us a free kick or a throw in, we’ve then got possession higher up the pitch. I can see why he is picked to start every game and I don’t see that changing16
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It is aggravating when your forwards miss chances. We have had dozens of misfiring strikers over recent decades. The difference with Campbell is that nearly all the chances he misses he has manufactured himself. No one ever lays one on a plate for him. In fact he is rarely passed to at all, apart from Bell or Edwards up the line, which still leaves him a long way from goal.5
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The only chance he should have scored from this season was the header against Leicester. When I look back on that game, it was our best performance of the season but we lost because we snatched at excellent chances.1
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I'd love him to be a little more direct, sometimes he just does a trick or two too much. It's the same with most you haters though so hopefully that comes in time. Very good player with a high ceiling.0
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He’s still not going to score a championship goal, which when your playing as a striker is going to massively hinder the team’s goal return.He’s great at dribbling but has terrible composure and finishing, so it looks good with little end product.I can’t wait to be proved wrong and have it all rubbed into me on Twitter and here but so far I’ve been right and Tanto even scores within 10 minutes.Absolutely laughable TC has a target of 9 goals in the Championship. He couldn’t even get that in league one.0
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AFKABartram said:stoneroses19 said:Good to see Campbell is targeting 9+ goals this season (from Cawley's free email newsletter).In my opinion, he's doing everything right at the moment, up to the point of shooting. It's going to be very exciting for us when it does click for him in front of goal this season.But I see we channel so much ball to him, he’s our key attacking outlet, yet the ratio of it turning to chances and outcomes is far too low for the amount of final third ball and positions he gets.Frustrates me hugely.I’m not sure I watch the same player as everyone else quite frankly.
if he was a new signing this season, he would be getting far more comments he’s not up to it, but academy products get extra protection.1 -
CAFC_boi said:AFKABartram said:stoneroses19 said:Good to see Campbell is targeting 9+ goals this season (from Cawley's free email newsletter).In my opinion, he's doing everything right at the moment, up to the point of shooting. It's going to be very exciting for us when it does click for him in front of goal this season.But I see we channel so much ball to him, he’s our key attacking outlet, yet the ratio of it turning to chances and outcomes is far too low for the amount of final third ball and positions he gets.Frustrates me hugely.I’m not sure I watch the same player as everyone else quite frankly.
if he was a new signing this season, he would be getting far more comments he’s not up to it, but academy products get extra protection.
There has to be something in almost every opposition fanbase coming away from our games saying he's our most dangerous player, doesn't there?
There's a place up for grabs in the front line for sure but it's not Tyreece's place that's in danger.15 -
Callumcafc said:CAFC_boi said:AFKABartram said:stoneroses19 said:Good to see Campbell is targeting 9+ goals this season (from Cawley's free email newsletter).In my opinion, he's doing everything right at the moment, up to the point of shooting. It's going to be very exciting for us when it does click for him in front of goal this season.But I see we channel so much ball to him, he’s our key attacking outlet, yet the ratio of it turning to chances and outcomes is far too low for the amount of final third ball and positions he gets.Frustrates me hugely.I’m not sure I watch the same player as everyone else quite frankly.
if he was a new signing this season, he would be getting far more comments he’s not up to it, but academy products get extra protection.
There has to be something in almost every opposition fanbase coming away from our games saying he's our most dangerous player, doesn't there?
There's a place up for grabs in the front line for sure but it's not Tyreece's place that's in danger.If we’re 20 games into the season and TC hasn’t scored a Championship goal will you change your tune? Because unless he dramatically improves his finishing, that’s what’s going to happen, in my opinion.0 -
CAFC_boi said:He’s still not going to score a championship goal, which when your playing as a striker is going to massively hinder the team’s goal return.He’s great at dribbling but has terrible composure and finishing, so it looks good with little end product.I can’t wait to be proved wrong and have it all rubbed into me on Twitter and here but so far I’ve been right and Tanto even scores within 10 minutes.Absolutely laughable TC has a target of 9 goals in the Championship. He couldn’t even get that in league one.7
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CAFC_boi said:Callumcafc said:CAFC_boi said:AFKABartram said:stoneroses19 said:Good to see Campbell is targeting 9+ goals this season (from Cawley's free email newsletter).In my opinion, he's doing everything right at the moment, up to the point of shooting. It's going to be very exciting for us when it does click for him in front of goal this season.But I see we channel so much ball to him, he’s our key attacking outlet, yet the ratio of it turning to chances and outcomes is far too low for the amount of final third ball and positions he gets.Frustrates me hugely.I’m not sure I watch the same player as everyone else quite frankly.
if he was a new signing this season, he would be getting far more comments he’s not up to it, but academy products get extra protection.
There has to be something in almost every opposition fanbase coming away from our games saying he's our most dangerous player, doesn't there?
There's a place up for grabs in the front line for sure but it's not Tyreece's place that's in danger.If we’re 20 games into the season and TC hasn’t scored a Championship goal will you change your tune? Because unless he dramatically improves his finishing, that’s what’s going to happen, in my opinion.
I think the goals will start to come for him at some point, but judging how well he’s doing purely by how many goals he’s scored is just stupid5 -
NabySarr said:CAFC_boi said:He’s still not going to score a championship goal, which when your playing as a striker is going to massively hinder the team’s goal return.He’s great at dribbling but has terrible composure and finishing, so it looks good with little end product.I can’t wait to be proved wrong and have it all rubbed into me on Twitter and here but so far I’ve been right and Tanto even scores within 10 minutes.Absolutely laughable TC has a target of 9 goals in the Championship. He couldn’t even get that in league one.Don’t dispute the team is doing well but that’s mainly down to our excellent defence. Tanto scored from a position TC never would have been in.2
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Always worth remembering that TC is always the player opposition fans pick out as looking dangerous5
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CAFC_boi said:NabySarr said:CAFC_boi said:He’s still not going to score a championship goal, which when your playing as a striker is going to massively hinder the team’s goal return.He’s great at dribbling but has terrible composure and finishing, so it looks good with little end product.I can’t wait to be proved wrong and have it all rubbed into me on Twitter and here but so far I’ve been right and Tanto even scores within 10 minutes.Absolutely laughable TC has a target of 9 goals in the Championship. He couldn’t even get that in league one.Don’t dispute the team is doing well but that’s mainly down to our excellent defence. Tanto scored from a position TC never would have been in.
Yes, he could be better in front of goal, but other than 1 header (not his strong point at all), it’s not like he’s missed any big chances that our other players would score.He probably wouldn’t have been in the position Tanto was in to score, but Tanto wouldn’t have done a lot of the good work TC has done this season. That’s why you have different options and Jones knows when and where to use them pretty well12 -
NabySarr said:CAFC_boi said:NabySarr said:CAFC_boi said:He’s still not going to score a championship goal, which when your playing as a striker is going to massively hinder the team’s goal return.He’s great at dribbling but has terrible composure and finishing, so it looks good with little end product.I can’t wait to be proved wrong and have it all rubbed into me on Twitter and here but so far I’ve been right and Tanto even scores within 10 minutes.Absolutely laughable TC has a target of 9 goals in the Championship. He couldn’t even get that in league one.Don’t dispute the team is doing well but that’s mainly down to our excellent defence. Tanto scored from a position TC never would have been in.
Yes, he could be better in front of goal, but other than 1 header (not his strong point at all), it’s not like he’s missed any big chances that our other players would score.He probably wouldn’t have been in the position Tanto was in to score, but Tanto wouldn’t have done a lot of the good work TC has done this season. That’s why you have different options and Jones knows when and where to use them pretty well2 - Sponsored links:
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It’s a results based game and to get results you need end product from your forward players, he doesn’t have the quality (yet) to produce. Doesn’t matter how many times you run at people, without end product you’ll eventually find yourself out of the side for someone who can.2
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drawnablank said:It’s a results based game and to get results you need end product from your forward players, he doesn’t have the quality (yet) to produce. Doesn’t matter how many times you run at people, without end product you’ll eventually find yourself out of the side for someone who can.Surely Kelman is first in line to be left out if we want to change a forward player. He’s only had 2 shots this season and contributes way less than TC does to the team3
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CAFC_boi said:He’s still not going to score a championship goal, which when your playing as a striker is going to massively hinder the team’s goal return.He’s great at dribbling but has terrible composure and finishing, so it looks good with little end product.I can’t wait to be proved wrong and have it all rubbed into me on Twitter and here but so far I’ve been right and Tanto even scores within 10 minutes.Absolutely laughable TC has a target of 9 goals in the Championship. He couldn’t even get that in league one.
I'm somewhere in the middle on him, I don't agree with some that he's our best player. He won't keep his place if the end product doesn't start coming through, but I don't agree with writing him off, he's still only 22 and last season was his first season of regular starts. As a team we're still adapting to this level, and our attacking play should improve as the season goes on.
He's not a poacher and won't score many tap ins or grab the type of goal Tanto did over his career, but pretty much every goal he's scored for the first team was a composed finish, with either foot, often involving him creating the space for himself or by running at the opposition.
I'd be surprised if he goes all season without scoring at least a few similar goals. The step up a division of course makes it harder, but it'll also create space as teams won't sit back deep in numbers like many clubs did in L1. At some point he'll take advantage of that.
I think his biggest weakness is in his head, it's his confidence and belief. He made progress last season and it might take time, but he's still got room to grow further.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wppHHf5TwS4
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drawnablank said:It’s a results based game and to get results you need end product from your forward players, he doesn’t have the quality (yet) to produce. Doesn’t matter how many times you run at people, without end product you’ll eventually find yourself out of the side for someone who can.It's not TC's fault we're not making the most of all the free kicks he wins every game.6
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I thought he was crap against us last Saturday.6
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CAFCTrev said:I thought he was crap against us last Saturday.0
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CAFC_boi said:NabySarr said:CAFC_boi said:He’s still not going to score a championship goal, which when your playing as a striker is going to massively hinder the team’s goal return.He’s great at dribbling but has terrible composure and finishing, so it looks good with little end product.I can’t wait to be proved wrong and have it all rubbed into me on Twitter and here but so far I’ve been right and Tanto even scores within 10 minutes.Absolutely laughable TC has a target of 9 goals in the Championship. He couldn’t even get that in league one.Don’t dispute the team is doing well but that’s mainly down to our excellent defence. Tanto scored from a position TC never would have been in.2
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RonnieMoore said:CAFC_boi said:NabySarr said:CAFC_boi said:He’s still not going to score a championship goal, which when your playing as a striker is going to massively hinder the team’s goal return.He’s great at dribbling but has terrible composure and finishing, so it looks good with little end product.I can’t wait to be proved wrong and have it all rubbed into me on Twitter and here but so far I’ve been right and Tanto even scores within 10 minutes.Absolutely laughable TC has a target of 9 goals in the Championship. He couldn’t even get that in league one.Don’t dispute the team is doing well but that’s mainly down to our excellent defence. Tanto scored from a position TC never would have been in.
If set pieces are included in these numbers then that only makes him look better as he never takes them.
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Lot of TC chat on other threads but thought I’d put this in here that TC is on average carrying the ball 120m per 90 minutes of football this season. That’s what his most important contribution is to the team performance and something he does brilliantly
Apter has similar numbers, but I think if Bree is starting over Apter, then it is even more important that TC starts so that we have someone who is able to get us up the pitch like TC does
Olaofe carried the ball very well yesterday, but doing so from the bench against tired legs is a lot easier to do. Personally I doubt Olaofe would be able to do that starting a game playing 70 mins like TC is able to do3 -
NabySarr said:Lot of TC chat on other threads but thought I’d put this in here that TC is on average carrying the ball 120m per 90 minutes of football this season. That’s what his most important contribution is to the team performance and something he does brilliantly
Apter has similar numbers, but I think if Bree is starting over Apter, then it is even more important that TC starts so that we have someone who is able to get us up the pitch like TC does
Olaofe carried the ball very well yesterday, but doing so from the bench against tired legs is a lot easier to do. Personally I doubt Olaofe would be able to do that starting a game playing 70 mins like TC is able to do
He is doing well, but we haven't tried anyone else on the left wing to properly compare his contributions. Apter and Bree have both done better than him in terms of output when they've both started.
I'm sure Olaofe is also able to carry a ball, run and pressure. We saw that yesterday.0