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Jonny Williams - now at Gillingham (p47)

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  • For a moment I thought the fella down with the knee injury was Gunter!
  • Right u think Jonny has been in the middle of everything for Wales tonight. 

    Not how he has to play for us. He seems to have people running ahead of him who he's feeding. So different than how he has to play for us.

    Maybe he is not a player for Bow's 

    He need players around him to do the running and movement ahead of him. All playmakers do. Give him those things and he'll look a better player. Not easy to show you're passing ability if no one makes themselves available for a pass,
    Totally agree. Last season we should have used Bonne and mcgeady to do this.

    This year I'm sure using Washington and doughty would pay dividends
  • 2121 said:
    Jonny summed up his cafc performances for wales; tidy on the ball, links it, effort, wins free kicks, but no real effect on the game! 

    Ridiculous that he was shagged after 55 minutes
  • 2121 said:
    Jonny summed up his cafc performances for wales; tidy on the ball, links it, effort, wins free kicks, but no real effect on the game! 

    Ridiculous that he was shagged after 55 minutes
    I don't think people realise how much work Williams does off the ball.  Coleman, who has managed him, mentioned it in comms. 

    He doesn't stop moving.  Reminds me of a young Parker, in that regard, but at his age you would think he would have learnt to pace himself as most of that movement is totally ineffective. 
  • He was able to get a few things going. I think he maybe does have too many ideas sometimes though 
  • Cafc43v3r said:
    2121 said:
    Jonny summed up his cafc performances for wales; tidy on the ball, links it, effort, wins free kicks, but no real effect on the game! 

    Ridiculous that he was shagged after 55 minutes
    I don't think people realise how much work Williams does off the ball.  Coleman, who has managed him, mentioned it in comms. 

    He doesn't stop moving.  Reminds me of a young Parker, in that regard, but at his age you would think he would have learnt to pace himself as most of that movement is totally ineffective. 
    He's a midfielder. I doubt the miles he covers in a match look impressive when compared to other midfielders

    And he's only 26! 
  • edited October 2020
    Cafc43v3r said:
    2121 said:
    Jonny summed up his cafc performances for wales; tidy on the ball, links it, effort, wins free kicks, but no real effect on the game! 

    Ridiculous that he was shagged after 55 minutes
    I don't think people realise how much work Williams does off the ball.  Coleman, who has managed him, mentioned it in comms. 

    He doesn't stop moving.  Reminds me of a young Parker, in that regard, but at his age you would think he would have learnt to pace himself as most of that movement is totally ineffective. 
    He's a midfielder. I doubt the miles he covers in a match look impressive when compared to other midfielders

    And he's only 26! 
    Yeah so at 26, having been a pro for nearly ten years, he should know when to take a breather.  Scott Parker did not run as much at 26 than he did at 21 and was a better player for it.

    He doesn't run as much, or as far, as a lot of midfielders but he doesn't stop moving.  He jogs all the time.  He doesn't do many "lung bursting runs" but it's the constant movement and probably "nervous energy". 

    Johnny has 3 very significant weakness, that stop him being a top class footballer. Ability and effort aren't two of them. 



  • Cafc43v3r said:
    Cafc43v3r said:
    2121 said:
    Jonny summed up his cafc performances for wales; tidy on the ball, links it, effort, wins free kicks, but no real effect on the game! 

    Ridiculous that he was shagged after 55 minutes
    I don't think people realise how much work Williams does off the ball.  Coleman, who has managed him, mentioned it in comms. 

    He doesn't stop moving.  Reminds me of a young Parker, in that regard, but at his age you would think he would have learnt to pace himself as most of that movement is totally ineffective. 
    He's a midfielder. I doubt the miles he covers in a match look impressive when compared to other midfielders

    And he's only 26! 
    Yeah so at 26, having been a pro for nearly ten years, he should know when to take a breather.  Scott Parker did not run as much at 26 than he did at 21 and was a better player for it.

    He doesn't run as much, or as far, as a lot of midfielders but he doesn't stop moving.  He jogs all the time.  He doesn't do many "lung bursting runs" but it's the constant movement and probably "nervous energy". 

    Johnny has 3 very significant weakness, that stop him being a top class footballer. Ability and effort aren't two of them. 



    I'm sure Pratley does far more running than Jonny, and he's 34

    Jonny doesn't seem naturally very athletic, I suspect he has to put in a lot of effort to keep himself fit
  • Cafc43v3r said:
    Cafc43v3r said:
    2121 said:
    Jonny summed up his cafc performances for wales; tidy on the ball, links it, effort, wins free kicks, but no real effect on the game! 

    Ridiculous that he was shagged after 55 minutes
    I don't think people realise how much work Williams does off the ball.  Coleman, who has managed him, mentioned it in comms. 

    He doesn't stop moving.  Reminds me of a young Parker, in that regard, but at his age you would think he would have learnt to pace himself as most of that movement is totally ineffective. 
    He's a midfielder. I doubt the miles he covers in a match look impressive when compared to other midfielders

    And he's only 26! 
    Yeah so at 26, having been a pro for nearly ten years, he should know when to take a breather.  Scott Parker did not run as much at 26 than he did at 21 and was a better player for it.

    He doesn't run as much, or as far, as a lot of midfielders but he doesn't stop moving.  He jogs all the time.  He doesn't do many "lung bursting runs" but it's the constant movement and probably "nervous energy". 

    Johnny has 3 very significant weakness, that stop him being a top class footballer. Ability and effort aren't two of them. 



    I'm sure Pratley does far more running than Jonny, and he's 34

    Jonny doesn't seem naturally very athletic, I suspect he has to put in a lot of effort to keep himself fit
    I disagree, Pratley does more noticeable running. 

    Obviously Pratley is much more of a natural athlete than Williams, despite his age. 
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  • Williams had a good game today. Drew a fair dumber of fouls, was tidy and set up some of Wales' best attacks (admittedly not many of them). He should be starting for us.
  • Aren't you agreeing?

    You're both saying Pratley does more running and is a more natural athlete...
  • Williams had a good game today. Drew a fair dumber of fouls, was tidy and set up some of Wales' best attacks (admittedly not many of them). He should be starting for us.
    Drew a fair number of fouls? Our Williams? How about doing something useful and creating some chances? Perhaps a goal is asking too much?
  • PopIcon said:
    Williams had a good game today. Drew a fair dumber of fouls, was tidy and set up some of Wales' best attacks (admittedly not many of them). He should be starting for us.
    Drew a fair number of fouls? Our Williams? How about doing something useful and creating some chances? Perhaps a goal is asking too much?
    I don’t quite get the thread that drawing fouls isn’t creating chances. Drawing fouls gives teams the chance to get balls into the box and score goals. The only problem is, we haven’t had the players to do this decently recently. Hopefully with Maddison we can start putting in decent crosses!

    i really hope Williams can start improving again now we’re signing better players and kick on from here because he really should be starting in a league 1 team with his talent. (Totally agree with Bowyer that he hasn’t been showing that enough recently and is justifiably not been playing as much)
  • RC_CAFC said:
    PopIcon said:
    Williams had a good game today. Drew a fair dumber of fouls, was tidy and set up some of Wales' best attacks (admittedly not many of them). He should be starting for us.
    Drew a fair number of fouls? Our Williams? How about doing something useful and creating some chances? Perhaps a goal is asking too much?
    I don’t quite get the thread that drawing fouls isn’t creating chances. Drawing fouls gives teams the chance to get balls into the box and score goals. The only problem is, we haven’t had the players to do this decently recently. Hopefully with Maddison we can start putting in decent crosses!

    i really hope Williams can start improving again now we’re signing better players and kick on from here because he really should be starting in a league 1 team with his talent. (Totally agree with Bowyer that he hasn’t been showing that enough recently and is justifiably not been playing as much)
    The fouls have to be in dangerous areas though. Grealish got fouled up the pitch, enabling the cross which led to Coady's goal, but  a lot of times Williams gets fouled too far out. He needs to be get into more dangerous positions
  • The fouls also mean that our opportunity to break has come to a stop and the defence can get back and organise. If it wasn't to the defence's advantage, they wouldn't foul.

    His general performances need to be better, I think we could all agree on that. It's been a long time since we've seen the kind of player who came off the bench in the play off final and changed the game. 
  • I just don't get the love in for Williams. Lots of other players have done better than Williams and been roundly criticised.
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  • edited October 2020
    Williams plays for his country, still getting pelters from our fans. I can see why he isn't everyone's cup of tea he is a bit of a flairLuxury player which sometimes goes unnoticed, although its never lack of effort and he always shows for the ball. He reminds me a bit of Grealish but without the final third, create/score. I have no doubt he can do it, but we need to have a good side for him to flourish. 

    He obviously has injury problems and to play 60+ is a bonus but we need to make the best of it. He is a left winger or CM/ CAM, agreed he needs to pull the strings sometimes rather than draw in fouls which slows the play, although in some spots its useful. 

    I dont really agree he runs around like a headless chicken/ schoolground football, but he does do alot of running with no substance which cant be solely on him. I'd still rather than Ozzy personally if we had a choice although they have slightly different things to offer so pleased we have both. 

    Edit- to update the flair mistake :) 
  • edited October 2020
    @johnnybev1987 "he's a bit of a flair player which sometimes goes unnoticed"

    Running and filling gaps goes unnoticed, flair players are the opposite of going unnoticed, surely
  • Chunes said:
    @johnnybev1987 "he's a bit of a flair player which sometimes goes unnoticed"

    Running and filling gaps goes unnoticed, flair players are the opposite of going unnoticed, surely
    I get you, flair is incorrect. Basically although i think he works hard he needs people around him, maybe more of a luxury player? Its a bit early lol

    I do think he always creates but unfortunately without a proper forward its hard to judge him and often forgotten with noone putting them away. If we got a 15-20 Goal striker i am sure he would get quite a few of the assists
  • Let's all be nice, it's his birthday 
  • Winning free kicks can be great - in a Cup or PlayOff final. 

    Winning free kicks constantly in the centre circle against Scunthorpe suggests a player needs to either release the ball quicker or move into more dangerous areas to perform the same pattern of play.

    Did you notice how Ronaldo got battered and bruised in his first year in the EPL (Kish etc), but he put that much work into his body and play following that season that nobody could get near him. Not many compare to Ronaldo but it's the philosophy that we are referencing here, in terms of bettering yourself. 
  • Is this still ** BREAKING ** ?
  • RC_CAFC said:
    PopIcon said:
    Williams had a good game today. Drew a fair dumber of fouls, was tidy and set up some of Wales' best attacks (admittedly not many of them). He should be starting for us.
    Drew a fair number of fouls? Our Williams? How about doing something useful and creating some chances? Perhaps a goal is asking too much?
    I don’t quite get the thread that drawing fouls isn’t creating chances. Drawing fouls gives teams the chance to get balls into the box and score goals. The only problem is, we haven’t had the players to do this decently recently. Hopefully with Maddison we can start putting in decent crosses!

    i really hope Williams can start improving again now we’re signing better players and kick on from here because he really should be starting in a league 1 team with his talent. (Totally agree with Bowyer that he hasn’t been showing that enough recently and is justifiably not been playing as much)
    The fouls have to be in dangerous areas though. Grealish got fouled up the pitch, enabling the cross which led to Coady's goal, but  a lot of times Williams gets fouled too far out. He needs to be get into more dangerous positions
    This with bells on
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