Aneke
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I know we've signed him, unfortunately?3
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I linked to the previous thread as I don't believe you have come up with a title or post that warrants a whole new discussion around Aneke, especially when there is a perfectly viable post on the forum already.
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Wasnt there the element of risk when we signed him that he was a bit injury prone?
i.e. Didnt he fail a medical at Queens Park Rangers just before signing for us0 -
Sounds like he could do with a change of career by travelling the country in a blue, elongated converted horse transporter whilst undertaking community based schemes.
A name for it escapes me, though.
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Mobile Librarian?3
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He's flashed quality but I haven't seen anything positive from him for a couple of months. I'd prefer to recall Morgan and have his direct running coming off the bench as Aneke looks totally off the pace.0
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There is a part of me that thinks we should call him Challenge, though I haven't the faintest idea why...Big_Bad_World said:Sounds like he could do with a change of career by travelling the country in a blue, elongated converted horse transporter whilst undertaking community based schemes.
A name for it escapes me, though.
Old age, I think.2 -
Loads of talent but he isn't good enough to get away with how unfit he is.
He needs to lose a stone, get lean and then he could push on.
That is why he hasn't yet fulfilled the potential he showed as a youth. Was the hottest prospect in the Country at 15.
Bit like gazza. The XS timber doesn't mean he cant perform over 90, but it does mean he cant string more than 7 games together.
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calydon_road said:Loads of talent but he isn't good enough to get away with how unfit he is.
He needs to lose a stone, get lean and then he could push on.
That is why he hasn't yet fulfilled the potential he showed as a youth. Was the hottest prospect in the Country at 15.
Bit like gazza. The XS timber doesn't mean he cant perform over 90, but it does mean he cant string more than 7 games together.
Agree but then who else could we afford? We we're trying to attract Championship-quality players whilst paying them third tier wages. What did you expect?1 - Sponsored links:
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the copycat Taylor hairdo is just so not him ((:>) .. and he hasn't improved at all during his Valley stay (so far I hope)0
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In his defense, he's been unfit and hasn't started a game for us yet. Plus, it's only been a few monthsLincsaddick said:the copycat Taylor hairdo is just so not him ((:>) .. and he hasn't improved at all during his Valley stay (so far I hope)
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He's so strong and wins pretty much all of his aerial battles, seems to provide a lot of flick ons. Because we haven't been as direct this season, we aren't really playing to his strengths.
Also as others have stated, when he's constantly coming on when we're behind with 10mins to go, it's difficult to fully judge him I'd say.
I like him, and think he will be useful to us throughout the season.
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thisDoctorCharlton said:He's so strong and wins pretty much all of his aerial battles, seems to provide a lot of flick ons. Because we haven't been as direct this season, we aren't really playing to his strengths.
Also as others have stated, when he's constantly coming on when we're behind with 10mins to go, it's difficult to fully judge him I'd say.
I like him, and think he will be useful to us throughout the season.
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He looked good when he came on at Reading and won us the penalty.1
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Have complete faith he will come good, very good in fact. May take a season or more but once he is fit he will do very well2
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Athletico Charlton said:Have complete faith he will come good, very good in fact. May take a season or more but once he is fit he will do very well
Knowing our luck , he'll probably be playing for someone else by then.(Do agree by the way )
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Watching Aneke early on he was the signing I was most confident about - not worked out so far.0
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Whilst this has been true of his appearances for us, Bowyer stated during the transfer window that he was brought in to play as an attacking midfielder - that his strengths lay with the ball at his feet as a creator and a goal scorer. I agree he needs time but based on Bowyer's comments, playing directly wouldn't necessarily be playing to his strengths.DoctorCharlton said:He's so strong and wins pretty much all of his aerial battles, seems to provide a lot of flick ons. Because we haven't been as direct this season, we aren't really playing to his strengths.
Also as others have stated, when he's constantly coming on when we're behind with 10mins to go, it's difficult to fully judge him I'd say.
I like him, and think he will be useful to us throughout the season.
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Is that your team bus?Big_Bad_World said:Sounds like he could do with a change of career by travelling the country in a blue, elongated converted horse transporter whilst undertaking community based schemes.
A name for it escapes me, though.
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