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Corey Blackett-Taylor - (p34 - signed for Derby on loan til the end of the season)
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Callumcafc said:
It’s not January but can I still quote you?CAFCsayer said:
Give over... I'd like to think of myself as an optimist for all things Charlton. We've just signed a player who played 11 games for tranmere in league 2 last season on a 4 month permanent deal. I hope this comment gets quoted and I get ripped the shit out of in January, but in my eyes that is wankValleyGary said:Good luck Corey. Hopefully the short term deal bucks his attitude up and he becomes a useful option for us off the bench.
I pray to god he doesn’t read some of the shit on here.
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Genuine question rather than a dog at not signing a striker: I'm I remembering rightly that he played upfront a few times when he was younger? Sure I saw it somewhere.0
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He has many of the attributes to play as a striker apart from probably the most important one.2
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I don't think he likes doing headers. Apart from that, worth a go0
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And he has zero composure in front of goal. Surely nobody has missed that one.4
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I like CBT but he can’t really do much apart from run and cross1
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Yep agreed. He seems to get a rush of blood to the head and pulls his shots or chooses the wrong option. Not got the killer instinct.MuttleyCAFC said:And he has zero composure in front of goal. Surely nobody has missed that one.0 -
I don't disagree.MuttleyCAFC said:And he has zero composure in front of goal. Surely nobody has missed that one.
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After Garner’s 4-4-2/4-2-2-2 experiment on Wednesday I’d say it’s more likely JRS would play up front. CBT is better suited to one of the wide midfield roles.0
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I like him too. He terrifies defenders, but he will never be a striker because he just doesn't have the instincts. 5 would be the best return I reckon and that isn't great as part of a front three I would want about 40 to 45 from at a minimum this season if we are going to do anything. That can be more than three players of course but only three will be playing at the same time.0
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On the website JRS is in the forwards section where-as DJ, CBT & Kirk are all in the midfielders sectionScoham said:After Garner’s 4-4-2/4-2-2-2 experiment on Wednesday I’d say it’s more likely JRS would play up front. CBT is better suited to one of the wide midfield roles.
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Rejected a bid from Wigan. I guess it comes down to it being In Sandgaard’s interests that we stay up, he reduces the wage bill and leaves the next owner’s with players they can potentially sell.0
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Interesting. Not that I would want to lose CBT because he is incredibly exciting to watch on his day.
But his inconsistency in both performance and fitness makes me question whether he is championship quality.
Though I suppose Wigan are likely looking at next year already.0 -
Was it a swap deal with Gwion Edwards, seeing that we nearly signed him from Wigan?Scoham said:Rejected a bid from Wigan. I guess it comes down to it being In Sandgaard’s interests that we stay up, he reduces the wage bill and leaves the next owner’s with players they can potentially sell.0 -
The shit storm that followed O'Connell's departure would have been nothing compared to CBT going. My feeling would be the same for both, over rated !1
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What do those stats represent Callum, is that the top of the table suggesting CBT is the third best in league one?Callumcafc said:0 -
eaststandmike said:
What do those stats represent Callum, is that the top of the table suggesting CBT is the third best in league one?Callumcafc said:
Yes, and JRS fifth.
Effectively saying we have two of the most threatening wingers in the league. It doesn't measure end product (ie the result of shots or key passes made) which is an entirely different discussion...0 -
Lol, two of the most threatening wingers in the league. Who is compiling the chart, Stevie Wonder.Callumcafc said:eaststandmike said:
What do those stats represent Callum, is that the top of the table suggesting CBT is the third best in league one?Callumcafc said:
Yes, and JRS fifth.
Effectively saying we have two of the most threatening wingers in the league. It doesn't measure end product (ie the result of shots or key passes made) which is an entirely different discussion...4 -
Only in one stat are they the 3rd and 5th best which is chance creating dribbles. They also perform well in 'key pass ending' which shows they are able to create goalscoring chances too.Callumcafc said:
If you look at the 'shot ending', 'goal ending' and 'assist ending' it shows where our problem lies. We create the chances but then can't finish them off.0 -
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Last time I checked JRS was the top-scoring winger in the leagueeaststandmike said:
Lol, two of the most threatening wingers in the league. Who is compiling the chart, Stevie Wonder.Callumcafc said:eaststandmike said:
What do those stats represent Callum, is that the top of the table suggesting CBT is the third best in league one?Callumcafc said:
Yes, and JRS fifth.
Effectively saying we have two of the most threatening wingers in the league. It doesn't measure end product (ie the result of shots or key passes made) which is an entirely different discussion...1 -
Which is blindingly obvious when Stockley had 2 goals, 1 of which was a penalty, Aneke 1 and Bonne stuck on 0.SELR_addicks said:
Only in one stat are they the 3rd and 5th best which is chance creating dribbles. They also perform well in 'key pass ending' which shows they are able to create goalscoring chances too.Callumcafc said:
If you look at the 'shot ending', 'goal ending' and 'assist ending' it shows where our problem lies. We create the chances but then can't finish them off.
You dont need stats to show we are shit up front.2 -
They both regularly have full backs on toast 🤷♂️eaststandmike said:
Lol, two of the most threatening wingers in the league. Who is compiling the chart, Stevie Wonder.Callumcafc said:eaststandmike said:
What do those stats represent Callum, is that the top of the table suggesting CBT is the third best in league one?Callumcafc said:
Yes, and JRS fifth.
Effectively saying we have two of the most threatening wingers in the league. It doesn't measure end product (ie the result of shots or key passes made) which is an entirely different discussion...3 -
Total chance creating carries = shot ending carries + key pass ending carries.SELR_addicks said:
Only in one stat are they the 3rd and 5th best which is chance creating dribbles. They also perform well in 'key pass ending' which shows they are able to create goalscoring chances too.Callumcafc said:
If you look at the 'shot ending', 'goal ending' and 'assist ending' it shows where our problem lies. We create the chances but then can't finish them off.All it shows is that our wingers have a stronger preference for passing/crossing than the other players shown.
Collins goes for the shot over 70% of the time (40 of his 57 total chance creating carries end in a shot) while CBT (56.8%) and JRS (55%) are almost as likely to pass as they are to shoot.
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“Goal ending” and “assist ending” metrics would’ve perhaps been better shown as a percentage of shot ending and key pass ending respectively…
Goal ending: 12% CBT, 4.5% JRS, (Collins 12.5%)
Assist ending: 10.5% CBT, 11.1% JRS, (Collins 35.2%)0 -
JRS will be in the Championship next season and clubs will be looking at CBT.Yes they’re inconsistent but they’re good players at this level. Having a striker suited to the lone role with Leaburn as an alternative would make a big difference - someone who’d score more from the chances they get, take pressure off the defence with their hold up play and their quality leading to more chances being created.
The third CM was a weakness too which is why we brought in Kilkenny. We also needed better full backs for when Sess and Egbo aren’t available which is why we signed two in the window.
I know many don’t rate them but JRS and CBT both have the potential to be part of something better, unlike a lot of other players in our squad.15 -
I'm not disputing where our problems lie but should leaburn be included in the above?golfaddick said:
Which is blindingly obvious when Stockley had 2 goals, 1 of which was a penalty, Aneke 1 and Bonne stuck on 0.SELR_addicks said:
Only in one stat are they the 3rd and 5th best which is chance creating dribbles. They also perform well in 'key pass ending' which shows they are able to create goalscoring chances too.Callumcafc said:
If you look at the 'shot ending', 'goal ending' and 'assist ending' it shows where our problem lies. We create the chances but then can't finish them off.
You dont need stats to show we are shit up front.0 -
Interesting discussion...
Most would agree that JRS and CBT are our two most (only) threatening players yet they rarely , if ever, pass to our lone centre forward - whoever he is.
For me, they dash about on the wing with flashes of genuine skill and pace but it's often an entirely independent effort from the other nine payers on the pitch.
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They do in the right team but we are too reliant on them. I think we need a ruthless clear out where we focus on wing backs and inject some goals in the team from a number of positions. It is obvious that they are our main threat and that is part of the problem. To be fair to them, if we didn't have them now we would be relegated.Scoham said:JRS will be in the Championship next season and clubs will be looking at CBT.Yes they’re inconsistent but they’re good players at this level. Having a striker suited to the lone role with Leaburn as an alternative would make a big difference - someone who’d score more from the chances they get, take pressure off the defence with their hold up play and their quality leading to more chances being created.
The third CM was a weakness too which is why we brought in Kilkenny. We also needed better full backs for when Sess and Egbo aren’t available which is why we signed two in the window.
I know many don’t rate them but JRS and CBT both have the potential to be part of something better, unlike a lot of other players in our squad.1 -
“ entirely independent effort from the other nine payers on the pitch.”grumpyaddick said:Interesting discussion...
Most would agree that JRS and CBT are our two most (only) threatening players yet they rarely , if ever, pass to our lone centre forward - whoever he is.
For me, they dash about on the wing with flashes of genuine skill and pace but it's often an entirely independent effort from the other nine payers on the pitch.
Thats exactly what it is, great way of putting it.2 -
I look at JRS and i see him being a Prem regular , I look at CBT and i'm not even sure he's going to be a Championship regular .
On Saturday it looked like he'd just been introduced to a football for the first time on occasions6
