Richard Cawley @RichCawleySLP 32m32 minutes ago Back page of today's @sthlondonpress is Nick Pope on the #cafc mass exits. Also exclusive with Johann Berg Gudmundsson.
This'll be fun reading...
If anyone fancies taking a photo of the stories and sharing it for us out of town folk, that'd be splendid.
Richard Cawley @RichCawleySLP 32m32 minutes ago Back page of today's @sthlondonpress is Nick Pope on the #cafc mass exits. Also exclusive with Johann Berg Gudmundsson.
This'll be fun reading...
If anyone fancies taking a photo of the stories and sharing it for us out of town folk, that'd be splendid.
Richard Cawley @RichCawleySLP 32m32 minutes ago Back page of today's @sthlondonpress is Nick Pope on the #cafc mass exits. Also exclusive with Johann Berg Gudmundsson.
Thanks for posting. For some reason he has blocked me on twitter so it's good that I can still keep up with his latest tweets.
Given Phillip's experience last season at Conference level, I'm struggling to see why we'd let him go out on loan rather than Mitov, who has never played a first team game. Maybe there's a modest loan fee, which would help subsidise the wages of our other loanees for a week or so.
I know we cant claim credit for them all but I'd love to know what it is about Charlton that creates such good Goalkeepers:
Bartram / Kiely / Carson / Anderson / Elliot / Randolph / Hamer / Button / Pope have all had really successful years after joining us and am sure I've missed a load of that list (Especially between Bartram / Kiely as my knowledge of Charlton in that era)
Then you've got Phillips / Mitov / Beeney who are all highly rated and could be our First-Team 'keeper
Nicky Weaver must be one of the few 'keepers that we've signed that just hasn't worked (i.e. Who has made a First-Team appearance), maybe you could add Neil Etheridge and Ross Worner to those lists?
Even when we signed Myhre as 3rd choice it was a master stroke as he was brilliant
I thibk the Cheltenham manager said Phillips was the best keeper he'd ever worked with. Is that the chap who did well at Bristol and Yeovil? Gary Johnson?
Perhaps at 21 Phillips is ready. Archer has been good for millwall so it could work.
Yeah Gary Johnson is the ex-Yeovil and Bristol City Manager.
I think what shocks me most about Phillips is his height, he looks tiny in goal which scares me but he's only an inch smaller than Pope!!... Yet your right @SuperClive, Jordan Archer didnt do badly for Millwall last season so why not just try him
Nicky Weaver must be one of the few 'keepers that we've signed that just hasn't worked (i.e. Who has made a First-Team appearance), maybe you could add Neil Etheridge and Ross Worner to those lists?
Even when we signed Myhre as 3rd choice it was a master stroke as he was brilliant
Nicky Weaver must be one of the few 'keepers that we've signed that just hasn't worked (i.e. Who has made a First-Team appearance), maybe you could add Neil Etheridge and Ross Worner to those lists?
Even when we signed Myhre as 3rd choice it was a master stroke as he was brilliant
can't agree with this, Weaver did well for us.
He did okay but didnt do brilliantly (Only lasted a season and a half before being replaced by Rob Elliot from the Academy).
Unless its my memory I dont ever remember standing to my feet applauding him for a great save like all the others I mentioned managed
Nicky Weaver must be one of the few 'keepers that we've signed that just hasn't worked (i.e. Who has made a First-Team appearance), maybe you could add Neil Etheridge and Ross Worner to those lists?
Even when we signed Myhre as 3rd choice it was a master stroke as he was brilliant
can't agree with this, Weaver did well for us.
I Agree but he was on the Boo Boys hit list as soon as he walked in the door.
Player of the year winners since 1971 (when it started)
Goalkeepers in bold
Year Winner 1971 Paul Went 1972 Keith Peacock 1973 Arthur Horsfield 1974 John Dunn 1975 Richie Bowman 1976 Derek Hales 1977 Mike Flanagan 1978 Keith Peacock 1979 Keith Peacock 1980 Les Berry
Year Winner 1981 Nicky Johns 1982 Terry Naylor 1983 Nicky Johns 1984 Nicky Johns 1985 Mark Aizlewood 1986 Mark Aizlewood 1987 Bob Bolder 1988 John Humphrey 1989 John Humphrey 1990 John Humphrey
Year Winner 1991 Robert Lee 1992 Simon Webster 1993 Stuart Balmer 1994 Carl Leaburn 1995 Richard Rufus 1996 John Robinson 1997 Andy Petterson 1998 Mark Kinsella 1999 Mark Kinsella 2000 Richard Rufus
Year Winner 2001 Richard Rufus 2002 Dean Kiely 2003 Scott Parker 2004 Dean Kiely 2005 Luke Young 2006 Darren Bent 2007 Scott Carson 2008 Matt Holland 2009 Nicky Bailey 2010 Christian Dailly
Year Winner 2011 José Semedo 2012 Chris Solly 2013 Chris Solly 2014 Diego Poyet 2015 Jordan Cousins 2016 Jordan Cousins
People will lynch me for this but was also unsure about adding Sasa Ilic to the list.
He kept a record number of Clean-Sheets joining us (Which should mean he's straight on there) but from the Sunderland performance (i.e. conceding four times) on wards he didnt reach the same heights again, although that might have just been on the basis he wasnt quite good enough for the Premier League
As most of my memories after Wembley are of him running out of his goal at an Everton (or Chelsea) player and doing a star jump to try and stop one of their goals
I voted for him and he was our best player that season without and question or doubt but I still find it ludicrous that in a season when we broke record after record and reached 101 points our best player was a Right-Back
As a regular under 21 watcher, I put it out there to other such attendees that everyone I have spoken to reckons Phillips is better than Mitov. In fact people I speak to at the games don't rate Mitov at all, but for some reason the club rave about him.
Phillips is a real steady eddy, a good communicator to the back four and saves penalties. Mitov to me has mistakes in him and his kicking is very poor (his goal v Coventry being the obvious exception!).
I think Bob bolder got a chance of being number 1 this season the way things are going
I always loved Bob, I'm sure like most of us in middle age he may be carrying a bit more weight and width these days if we can persuade the league to use 5 a side goals he could be very difficult to get past
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Bartram / Kiely / Carson / Anderson / Elliot / Randolph / Hamer / Button / Pope have all had really successful years after joining us and am sure I've missed a load of that list (Especially between Bartram / Kiely as my knowledge of Charlton in that era)
Then you've got Phillips / Mitov / Beeney who are all highly rated and could be our First-Team 'keeper
I believe we are...
Even when we signed Myhre as 3rd choice it was a master stroke as he was brilliant
Perhaps at 21 Phillips is ready. Archer has been good for millwall so it could work.
I think what shocks me most about Phillips is his height, he looks tiny in goal which scares me but he's only an inch smaller than Pope!!... Yet your right @SuperClive, Jordan Archer didnt do badly for Millwall last season so why not just try him
Unless its my memory I dont ever remember standing to my feet applauding him for a great save like all the others I mentioned managed
Yohann Thuram-UlienGoalkeepers in bold
Year Winner
1971 Paul Went
1972 Keith Peacock
1973 Arthur Horsfield
1974 John Dunn
1975 Richie Bowman
1976 Derek Hales
1977 Mike Flanagan
1978 Keith Peacock
1979 Keith Peacock
1980 Les Berry
Year Winner
1981 Nicky Johns
1982 Terry Naylor
1983 Nicky Johns
1984 Nicky Johns
1985 Mark Aizlewood
1986 Mark Aizlewood
1987 Bob Bolder
1988 John Humphrey
1989 John Humphrey
1990 John Humphrey
Year Winner
1991 Robert Lee
1992 Simon Webster
1993 Stuart Balmer
1994 Carl Leaburn
1995 Richard Rufus
1996 John Robinson
1997 Andy Petterson
1998 Mark Kinsella
1999 Mark Kinsella
2000 Richard Rufus
Year Winner
2001 Richard Rufus
2002 Dean Kiely
2003 Scott Parker
2004 Dean Kiely
2005 Luke Young
2006 Darren Bent
2007 Scott Carson
2008 Matt Holland
2009 Nicky Bailey
2010 Christian Dailly
Year Winner
2011 José Semedo
2012 Chris Solly
2013 Chris Solly
2014 Diego Poyet
2015 Jordan Cousins
2016 Jordan Cousins
He kept a record number of Clean-Sheets joining us (Which should mean he's straight on there) but from the Sunderland performance (i.e. conceding four times) on wards he didnt reach the same heights again, although that might have just been on the basis he wasnt quite good enough for the Premier League
As most of my memories after Wembley are of him running out of his goal at an Everton (or Chelsea) player and doing a star jump to try and stop one of their goals
Phillips is a real steady eddy, a good communicator to the back four and saves penalties. Mitov to me has mistakes in him and his kicking is very poor (his goal v Coventry being the obvious exception!).