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Most underrated player for Charlton

The most underrated player for me was Diawara - thought he was a real quality player who many of our fans never rated. One of the best tacklers I've seen. 
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  • Any keeper who comes from the academy.

    They all seem to get far too much stick in recent years yet go on to do very well elsewhere.

    Elliot, Randolph, Pope. Philips getting the same treatment now.
    Pope seemed to get an awful lot of stick from some of our fans and I'm sure it affected him. He's done amazingly well.
  • Bradley Pritchard

    Bryan Hughes

  • edited January 2020
    Pope and Francis are probably the poster children.  Always rated Pope although did not think he would go in and do as well as he has, still cant get my head around Francis career. Well played to him.
  • Ralph Milne........

    I’ll get my coat
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  • Any keeper who comes from the academy.

    They all seem to get far too much stick in recent years yet go on to do very well elsewhere.

    Elliot, Randolph, Pope. Philips getting the same treatment now.
    Pope seemed to get an awful lot of stick from some of our fans and I'm sure it affected him. He's done amazingly well.
    At the start, Pope made one howler per game that lead directly to a goal. The stick at that point was warranted but should have been directed at TwoShits for leaving us in such a position. 
  • Stig said:

    Players who do all the dirty work like Kish are often underrated - you only appreciate their work when they're not playing and see the difference.
  • Smertin, Todd, Leaburn and Paul Sturgess. 
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  • Keith Jones and Matt Holland both did the ‘invisible’ stuff that people don’t notice if their eyes only follow the ball 
  • 100% Keith Jones and Kish. Both are regularly slated on here by some people but without them, we would have no one to do the leg work that’s unnoticed but a vital link between the defenders and attackers.
  • Whilst he was a bit lightweight I always enjoyed watching Mark Stuart - on his day a tidy skilful player 
    He certainly had the ability, knew how to conjure a goal out of nothing, if only he could have been more consistent.

    Remember a frustrated Lennie Lawrence saying, Stuart could play for Barcelona or Bromley, it was up to him. 


  • Another vote for Kish and Jones.  
  • Keith Jones and Matt Holland both did the ‘invisible’ stuff that people don’t notice if their eyes only follow the ball 
    This.

    They do all the tracking and covering,  giving the more creative players the platform to flourish.

    The rest of the team can't perform if these type of players don't do their job.

  • Geoff Hammond
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