Regarding some of the fouls against Taylor and some of his bookings, I think it’s a case of him being frustrated. The treatment he gets every single game is crazy, I mean he is constantly being fouled and pulled by the defender and often if the striker goes down, the referee is more likely to wave play on than if it was the other way around.
I think some of his bookings this season have been a bit unnecessary, but there have definitely been some as well where he is a victim of how the game has gone where he would get booked for less than what the defender does to him. You’ll often find Lyle express his dismay towards the officials because of this, and they don’t like that, so they’ll pick on him more.
No way I would change how he plays though, I do agree that it would take part of his game away. The bonus too is opposition teams focus so much on stopping Taylor as best as they can, that it leaves space for Grant to use his pace to get in behind.
He’ll likely miss a couple of games through suspension with his bookings, but he is one hell of a player for us, and in this division.
He is a strong player and defenders have to man up against him. You can't blame them for that. I would be surprised if he wasn't one of the players they least enjoyed playing against.
Got a real man-love going on for him. Lovely bloke, great personality but a fantastic player too! He has an “edge” to him that is what makes him so effective
Best of all I think he gets what we see about and it’s a mutually great fit
First game this season and wow! What a player. Can certainly see why people have been mentioning him alongside the god that is Yann.
Superb player off and on the ball. Also the passion he has is a delight to see after some of the shit we’ve been forced to watch over these past few years.
His reaction in the second half when he had a really poor shot isn’t something you tend to see these days.
Said it before and got some lol’s, but will say it again, he isn’t going anywhere. Top player, top man, and we are so lucky to have him, joy to watch and will score at least 20 this season.
Absolutely love this boy. His attitude is everything I want to see in a Charlton player. Competitive, determined, and 100% committed but he still looks like he’s having a lovely old time every time he plays. Even when he was co commentating on valley pass, despite not getting to play, you could tell he was determined to make the most of it and have some fun with Gregg and Tell. Knows he’s has one of the best jobs in the world, knows he’s top of his game, and is full of joie de vivre and it’s infectious.
And then there was that penalty last week. It’s really stuck with me this week, what he did, giving it to Karlan to help his mate out. I know he got some credit for it, but I’m not sure enough was made of it. Sure, it seems a small enough gesture on the surface but, seriously, how many times have you seen a player do something like that? It’s not like it was 5-0 and Karlan was in a hat trick. In fact he was kind of on the opposite of a hat trick and we needed that goal to put the game to bed. Plus Lyle’s a goal scorer and they usually want every chance to score they can get. Thought it was real leadership and unselfishness you’ll rarely see on a football pitch.
The man love is nearing Kermorgant levels, for me. And I seriously doubted anyone would ever get close to Yann. For me, having players like him around goes a very long way towards getting my Charlton back, Roland or no Roland.
Absolutely love this boy. His attitude is everything I want to see in a Charlton player. Competitive, determined, and 100% committed but he still looks like he’s having a lovely old time every time he plays. Even when he was co commentating on valley pass, despite not getting to play, you could tell he was determined to make the most of it and have some fun with Gregg and Tell. Knows he’s has one of the best jobs in the world, knows he’s top of his game, and is full of joie de vivre and it’s infectious.
And then there was that penalty last week. It’s really stuck with me this week, what he did, giving it to Karlan to help his mate out. I know he got some credit for it, but I’m not sure enough was made of it. Sure, it seems a small enough gesture on the surface but, seriously, how many times have you seen a player do something like that? It’s not like it was 5-0 and Karlan was in a hat trick. In fact he was kind of on the opposite of a hat trick and we needed that goal to put the game to bed. Plus Lyle’s a goal scorer and they usually want every chance to score they can get. Thought it was real leadership and unselfishness you’ll rarely see on a football pitch.
The man love is nearing Kermorgant levels, for me. And I seriously doubted anyone would ever get close to Yann. For me, having players like him around goes a very long way towards getting my Charlton back, Roland or no Roland.
#talisman
Very true. Compare Taylor's action with that effing idiot at Fulham who refused to give the ball to Mitrovich when they were awarded a penalty in a vital game. (And then proceeded to miss it!)
Bowyer has said on Radio London that the club will be appealing the red card. He said hes watched the incident 3 times and cannot see what Lyle or their keeper did wrong.
Bowyer has said on Radio London that the club will be appealing the red card. He said hes watched the incident 3 times and cannot see what Lyle or their keeper did wrong.
Well their bellend of an nobody (video on the Post Match Thread) has said that their Goalkeeper has had a kick in the chest
If thats from Taylor and true then nope it aint getting rescinded
Bowyer has said on Radio London that the club will be appealing the red card. He said hes watched the incident 3 times and cannot see what Lyle or their keeper did wrong.
Well their bellend of an nobody (video on the Post Match Thread) has said that their Goalkeeper has had a kick in the chest
If thats from Taylor and true then nope it aint getting rescinded
Well,if true,then no,it won't be rescinded but Bowyer seemed fairly sure Taylor hasn't done anything wrong. Oh well,we'll find out soon enough.
Although not a red card if you are not attempting to go for the ball but impeding the keeper from doing so then it’s a foul and the goal should be disallowed.
Although not a red card if you are not attempting to go for the ball but impeding the keeper from doing so then it’s a foul and the goal should be disallowed.
Could argue that Taylor was purely standing his ground, especially if that was anywhere else on the pitch
Although not a red card if you are not attempting to go for the ball but impeding the keeper from doing so then it’s a foul and the goal should be disallowed.
Could argue that Taylor was purely standing his ground, especially if that was anywhere else on the pitch
Although not a red card if you are not attempting to go for the ball but impeding the keeper from doing so then it’s a foul and the goal should be disallowed.
Could argue that Taylor was purely standing his ground, especially if that was anywhere else on the pitch
Yes but by doing so you are impeding the keeper.
Is that a red card offence though?
Was Taylor sent off for that or his part in the melee?
Although not a red card if you are not attempting to go for the ball but impeding the keeper from doing so then it’s a foul and the goal should be disallowed.
Could argue that Taylor was purely standing his ground, especially if that was anywhere else on the pitch
Yes but by doing so you are impeding the keeper.
Is that a red card offence though?
Was Taylor sent off for that or his part in the melee?
Whilst laying on the ground, he kicked out at one of their players.
Although not a red card if you are not attempting to go for the ball but impeding the keeper from doing so then it’s a foul and the goal should be disallowed.
Could argue that Taylor was purely standing his ground, especially if that was anywhere else on the pitch
Yes but by doing so you are impeding the keeper.
Is that a red card offence though?
Was Taylor sent off for that or his part in the melee?
Whilst laying on the ground, he kicked out at one of their players.
Not sure based on watching the replay several times that the correct decision was made. I certainly think Accrington should have had Sykes and one other sent off...
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Best of all I think he gets what we see about and it’s a mutually great fit
Superb player off and on the ball. Also the passion he has is a delight to see after some of the shit we’ve been forced to watch over these past few years.
His reaction in the second half when he had a really poor shot isn’t something you tend to see these days.
"In a freak training ground accident..."
And then there was that penalty last week. It’s really stuck with me this week, what he did, giving it to Karlan to help his mate out. I know he got some credit for it, but I’m not sure enough was made of it. Sure, it seems a small enough gesture on the surface but, seriously, how many times have you seen a player do something like that? It’s not like it was 5-0 and Karlan was in a hat trick. In fact he was kind of on the opposite of a hat trick and we needed that goal to put the game to bed. Plus Lyle’s a goal scorer and they usually want every chance to score they can get. Thought it was real leadership and unselfishness you’ll rarely see on a football pitch.
The man love is nearing Kermorgant levels, for me. And I seriously doubted anyone would ever get close to Yann. For me, having players like him around goes a very long way towards getting my Charlton back, Roland or no Roland.
#talisman
If thats from Taylor and true then nope it aint getting rescinded
Was Taylor sent off for that or his part in the melee?