I think it could still go either way, but I would also say that this is the right time to get some money on us as it could definitely go the right way. This is a big signing.
I think it could still go either way, but I would also say that this is the right time to get some money on us as it could definitely go the right way. This is a big signing.
I agree.
I am going to put a whole € on us not going down. Bookies - what do they know, heh?
He's saying he couldn't get board admission, no email received since yesterday but has messaged me this - he's a good friend of his and him and 4 or 5 others will be coming to The Valley a couple times to cheer him on.
"he can play in any of the attacking position but his natural position is left attacking winger in 4-3-3
He's saying he couldn't get board admission, no email received since yesterday but has messaged me this - he's a good friend of his and him and 4 or 5 others will be coming to The Valley a couple times to cheer him on.
"he can play in any of the attacking position but his natural position is left attacking winger in 4-3-3
he can dribble, is quick with good crosses
can score great goals
his crosses are probably his strongest weapon"
Sounds horrifically like stuff that was written about Danny Green when we signed him. And I still think Danny Green will come good so this guy is going to be incredible
He's saying he couldn't get board admission, no email received since yesterday but has messaged me this - he's a good friend of his and him and 4 or 5 others will be coming to The Valley a couple times to cheer him on.
"he can play in any of the attacking position but his natural position is left attacking winger in 4-3-3
he can dribble, is quick with good crosses
can score great goals
his crosses are probably his strongest weapon"
Sounds horrifically like stuff that was written about Danny Green when we signed him. And I still think Danny Green will come good so this guy is going to be incredible
Danny Green had fine ability on the ball.
Even though he seemed to lack acceleration to get past his man, to me the biggest question was of his reading of the game and concentration.
Johann Berg Gudmundsson (no doubt he'll be reduced to JBG in Red Midland's match threads!) seems to have a bit of fire in his belly, pace to get past his man and footballing intelligence to be in the right place at the right time.
Good to hear about other parts of his game. When we signed Green he was doing it for a team relegated from League 1. Gudmundsson has been a regular in a Dutch top division side and has experience of international football. Big difference. And he's lived over here before for as a youth player at two other London clubs, so there should be less of a concern over him settling here.
He's saying he couldn't get board admission, no email received since yesterday but has messaged me this - he's a good friend of his and him and 4 or 5 others will be coming to The Valley a couple times to cheer him on.
"he can play in any of the attacking position but his natural position is left attacking winger in 4-3-3
he can dribble, is quick with good crosses
can score great goals
his crosses are probably his strongest weapon"
Sounds horrifically like stuff that was written about Danny Green when we signed him. And I still think Danny Green will come good so this guy is going to be incredible
I await the 'Gudmundssons' New House' debate with great anticipation...
Danny Green scores the odd spectacular goal but to score the 3 quality goals that Gusmundssons scored against the Swiss would take Green 3 seasons. Green also lacks positional discipline and pace. At the higher level, wandering out of position causes problems as mistakes are exploited. If Danny Green was Icelandic he would not be in the Icelandic team.
Getting a decent player in at left wing / left midfield really strengthens that area. Harriots is good but can be variable. Gudmundsson in this area will both encourage Harriots to play his best to get in the team. Also to take the pressure off him as it is not all on his shoulders.
He's saying he couldn't get board admission, no email received since yesterday but has messaged me this - he's a good friend of his and him and 4 or 5 others will be coming to The Valley a couple times to cheer him on.
"he can play in any of the attacking position but his natural position is left attacking winger in 4-3-3
he can dribble, is quick with good crosses
can score great goals
his crosses are probably his strongest weapon"
Sounds horrifically like stuff that was written about Danny Green when we signed him. And I still think Danny Green will come good so this guy is going to be incredible
I await the 'Gudmundssons' New House' debate with great anticipation...
The real question though is who do you think is better; Wagstaff or Gudmundsson?
He's saying he couldn't get board admission, no email received since yesterday but has messaged me this - he's a good friend of his and him and 4 or 5 others will be coming to The Valley a couple times to cheer him on.
"he can play in any of the attacking position but his natural position is left attacking winger in 4-3-3
he can dribble, is quick with good crosses
can score great goals
his crosses are probably his strongest weapon"
Sounds horrifically like stuff that was written about Danny Green when we signed him. And I still think Danny Green will come good so this guy is going to be incredible
I await the 'Gudmundssons' New House' debate with great anticipation...
The real question though is who do you think is better; Wagstaff or Gudmundsson?
Haha, don't knock "Waggy" always gave his all for us, a bit if a whinger and he liked to fall over quite a lot but he is definitely one of us! COYR...
It's very clear that with Buyens, Vetokele and now this guy, there is a vision...£5-6m of talent just landed... Looking forward to tomorrow and Brentford away. Perhaps those players who left us over the last 6 months are thinking wtf?!
More thinking the players that left could not give a f*** morelike.
My first post in here and wanted to give you some information on your newest signing Johann Gudmundsson.
His natural position is left winger although he can play both wings and as a striker if needed. He can run past players, deliver great crosses and score some fantastic goals as most of you have probably seen on youtube. I think his game is well suited to the championship and he will give Chartlon a lot of options in attack. He´s good one vs one and been in Netherlands for 5 years he's good on the ball also.
He played for my club Breidablik in Iceland before he went to Netherlands and is a good friend with my brother so i know him quite well. He will be a great addition to the team and we can't wait to see him in a Charlton shirt.
My mate is a huge Charlton fan and he wanted me to give you my thoughts on him as a player for those who haven't seen him.
My first post in here and wanted to give you some information on your newest signing Johann Gudmundsson.
His natural position is left winger although he can play both wings and as a striker if needed. He can run past players, deliver great crosses and score some fantastic goals as most of you have probably seen on youtube. I think his game is well suited to the championship and he will give Chartlon a lot of options in attack. He´s good one vs one and been in Netherlands for 5 years he's good on the ball also.
He played for my club Breidablik in Iceland before he went to Netherlands and is a good friend with my brother so i know him quite well. He will be a great addition to the team and we can't wait to see him in a Charlton shirt.
My mate is a huge Charlton fan and he wanted me to give you my thoughts on him as a player for those who haven't seen him.
Thank you for the information, you and your mate will have to come and watch him sometime your more than welcome.
My first post in here and wanted to give you some information on your newest signing Johann Gudmundsson.
His natural position is left winger although he can play both wings and as a striker if needed. He can run past players, deliver great crosses and score some fantastic goals as most of you have probably seen on youtube. I think his game is well suited to the championship and he will give Chartlon a lot of options in attack. He´s good one vs one and been in Netherlands for 5 years he's good on the ball also.
He played for my club Breidablik in Iceland before he went to Netherlands and is a good friend with my brother so i know him quite well. He will be a great addition to the team and we can't wait to see him in a Charlton shirt.
My mate is a huge Charlton fan and he wanted me to give you my thoughts on him as a player for those who haven't seen him.
Excellent post. Johann Gudmundsson will get a great and warm welcome from Charlton supporters. I have been impressed with what Johann G has said so far about signing for Charlton. It is clear he is happy for signing for Charlton. Most encouraging signing of the season so far.
He's saying he couldn't get board admission, no email received since yesterday but has messaged me this - he's a good friend of his and him and 4 or 5 others will be coming to The Valley a couple times to cheer him on.
"he can play in any of the attacking position but his natural position is left attacking winger in 4-3-3
he can dribble, is quick with good crosses
can score great goals
his crosses are probably his strongest weapon"
Sounds horrifically like stuff that was written about Danny Green when we signed him. And I still think Danny Green will come good so this guy is going to be incredible
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I am going to put a whole € on us not going down. Bookies - what do they know, heh?
Bobby Peters' Red and White Army
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/scotland/9080443.stm
"he can play in any of the attacking position but his natural position is left attacking winger in 4-3-3
he can dribble, is quick with good crosses
can score great goals
his crosses are probably his strongest weapon"
Even though he seemed to lack acceleration to get past his man, to me the biggest question was of his reading of the game and concentration.
Johann Berg Gudmundsson (no doubt he'll be reduced to JBG in Red Midland's match threads!) seems to have a bit of fire in his belly, pace to get past his man and footballing intelligence to be in the right place at the right time.
Getting a decent player in at left wing / left midfield really strengthens that area. Harriots is good but can be variable. Gudmundsson in this area will both encourage Harriots to play his best to get in the team. Also to take the pressure off him as it is not all on his shoulders.
It is a good and encouraging transfer.
COYR...
His natural position is left winger although he can play both wings and as a striker if needed. He can run past players, deliver great crosses and score some fantastic goals as most of you have probably seen on youtube. I think his game is well suited to the championship and he will give Chartlon a lot of options in attack. He´s good one vs one and been in Netherlands for 5 years he's good on the ball also.
He played for my club Breidablik in Iceland before he went to Netherlands and is a good friend with my brother so i know him quite well. He will be a great addition to the team and we can't wait to see him in a Charlton shirt.
My mate is a huge Charlton fan and he wanted me to give you my thoughts on him as a player for those who haven't seen him.
19 'likes' so far with your first post ......... impressive!
Look forwarding to reading more.
Vive le vegetarian!!!