It’s interesting to see how the view of fans on Charltonlife (and maybe elsewhere too?) on Naby Sarr has changed since he first arrived at the club.
Initially, and for some time after, he was relentlessly ridiculed, unfounded rumours were indulged, there were numerous comparisons to the turning circle of a ferry and his name on the teamsheet was greeted with a chorus of “FFS” by pretty much everyone.
Now, he seems to get a mention, it seems, every week as one of our best performers.
Has he actually improved that much? Or have you lot mellowed? Or is it that his effort is appreciated? Or has he become a cult figure? Or is it that he has, for some mysterious reason, simply become “one of us”?
I’m an addick in exile, so I haven’t seen much of him for myself, so could anyone enlighten me?
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Also, he was a bit meek and could be bullied, such as by Miller (or even Eaves last season) but he's not allowing anyone to bully him now. Good coaching can do wonders for a talented player.
He's easily Championship quality. I think he wouldn't look out of place in the PL - maybe a slight lack of pace would prevent him reaching the top, but he's clearly a cut above this league.
We overpaid for him, but this is his level.
I'm unsure if we can carry him into the championship next year.
When he 1st came he had 10 games under his belt and was raw.
Now he looks great and I honestly dont know how Pearce comes in ahead of Sarr and BFG
Seems to have a great sense of humour too.
Niw is he is more mature and makes many fewer mistakes.
I gave him 9 and MOM today.
That would have been 10 if that 40 yard effort had gone in. From Zero to Hero.
He might get one of the highest player ratings of the season for today’s performance. It was...memorable.
Wish he’d shoot more because he has lead in his boots.
And it might be worth letting him take the odd free kick if within range (40 yards).
The only blemish, which wasn't his fault, was that their deflected goal came off him.
Today, in addition to his superb defending (one excellent sliding challenge in the first half, in front of the main stand, stood out) he shew superb touches in attack taking on defenders, putting in a couple if the better crosses in the match, and unleashing a wonderful shot that just missed the target.
I hope The Enforcer continues this excellent run of form.
The old Sarr is gone, long live the new Sarr.
Was that Naby as if so he look devistated to have gotten that deflection for their goal - Complete accident of course as could have gone anywhere but the bloke really cares