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Conor Coventry - called up for Republic of Ireland May 2026 friendly (p37)
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He was excellentcovered_end_junior said:Thought it was arguably his best game for us.1 -
I was wrong to doubt this man. Get the contract out and sign him up long term7
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Such an improvement from last season works so much better when playing with a partner who can play with the ball and leaving him to the defensive side of the game. Obviously still lacks the quality of passing going forward but if he had that he probably wouldn’t be a Charlton player.Will definitely earn that new contract if he keeps this up0
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Everyone keeps saying this, and he keeps picking out our wide players unerringly. There were even a few through the middle to Grant/Leaburn yesterdayCrispywood said:Such an improvement from last season works so much better when playing with a partner who can play with the ball and leaving him to the defensive side of the game. Obviously still lacks the quality of passing going forward but if he had that he probably wouldn’t be a Charlton player.Will definitely earn that new contract if he keeps this up5 -
In three seasons of football, have you seen him play a pass like Skipp did to put TC through against QPR? I can't recall any.Leuth said:
Everyone keeps saying this, and he keeps picking out our wide players unerringly. There were even a few through the middle to Grant/Leaburn yesterdayCrispywood said:Such an improvement from last season works so much better when playing with a partner who can play with the ball and leaving him to the defensive side of the game. Obviously still lacks the quality of passing going forward but if he had that he probably wouldn’t be a Charlton player.Will definitely earn that new contract if he keeps this up
He does look to be passing better and more positively. His has improved a lot on the last few seasons. I would agree with @Crispywood though. There are levels.
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He’s played passes between the lines like that before. Though usually it’s out to a wide player.Chunes said:
In three seasons of football, have you seen him play a pass like Skipp did to put TC through against QPR? I can't recall any.Leuth said:
Everyone keeps saying this, and he keeps picking out our wide players unerringly. There were even a few through the middle to Grant/Leaburn yesterdayCrispywood said:Such an improvement from last season works so much better when playing with a partner who can play with the ball and leaving him to the defensive side of the game. Obviously still lacks the quality of passing going forward but if he had that he probably wouldn’t be a Charlton player.Will definitely earn that new contract if he keeps this up
He does look to be passing better and more positively. His has improved a lot on the last few seasons. I would agree with @Crispywood though. There are levels.
I actually think he’s got a decent passing range, his issue here, is he does not have the ability to control the ball and drive into space and open up a passing option like that (which Skipp does).
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His range has got a lot better. To play a pass like Skipp's, you also need good vision. Agree on the driving forward part, too. He probably doesn't turn and go forwards like Skipp does in that move and that's definitely part of the issue.FishCostaFortune said:
He’s played passes between the lines like that before. Though usually it’s out to a wide player.Chunes said:
In three seasons of football, have you seen him play a pass like Skipp did to put TC through against QPR? I can't recall any.Leuth said:
Everyone keeps saying this, and he keeps picking out our wide players unerringly. There were even a few through the middle to Grant/Leaburn yesterdayCrispywood said:Such an improvement from last season works so much better when playing with a partner who can play with the ball and leaving him to the defensive side of the game. Obviously still lacks the quality of passing going forward but if he had that he probably wouldn’t be a Charlton player.Will definitely earn that new contract if he keeps this up
He does look to be passing better and more positively. His has improved a lot on the last few seasons. I would agree with @Crispywood though. There are levels.
I actually think he’s got a decent passing range, his issue here, is he does not have the ability to control the ball and drive into space and open up a passing option like that (which Skipp does).1 -
Last year he suffered because although Coady was great for us, he was a very defensive midfielder which meant we leant too much in Coventry being more of an 8, didn’t suit his game at all. He’s brilliant as a deeper midfielder just needs someone alongside him who’s more of a ball player.
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Very good yesterday.0
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There was one moment yesterday on the counter in the 2nd half, TC was on the halfway line unmarked opposition CB’s also on the halfway line. Coventry had the ball 15-20 yards away, all he had to do was play the ball inside the defender for TC to run on to and he’s 1 on 1 Coventry ended up hitting the defender.Leuth said:
Everyone keeps saying this, and he keeps picking out our wide players unerringly. There were even a few through the middle to Grant/Leaburn yesterdayCrispywood said:Such an improvement from last season works so much better when playing with a partner who can play with the ball and leaving him to the defensive side of the game. Obviously still lacks the quality of passing going forward but if he had that he probably wouldn’t be a Charlton player.Will definitely earn that new contract if he keeps this upNow I really don’t want to be harsh because he was brilliant yesterday but he does not have the ability to open up defences or play through balls, he is looking to play forward now which is definitely an improvement but he is still very safe on the ball he always goes into feet.But I’m delighted to see how much he’s come on from last season because in pre season wouldn’t have minded if he went now I’m happy to see him in the starting XI1 -
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He's doing alright for someone that was supposedly a league one player.1
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Looking good. When he plays at a tempo, he's good.2
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Believe he's a good player and plays his role well. I think our issues come from general team play rather than individual players.0
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Bit harsh. The ball came to him quickly and he had to hit the pass first-time, defender read the situation, was unlucky more than anythingCrispywood said:
There was one moment yesterday on the counter in the 2nd half, TC was on the halfway line unmarked opposition CB’s also on the halfway line. Coventry had the ball 15-20 yards away, all he had to do was play the ball inside the defender for TC to run on to and he’s 1 on 1 Coventry ended up hitting the defender.Leuth said:
Everyone keeps saying this, and he keeps picking out our wide players unerringly. There were even a few through the middle to Grant/Leaburn yesterdayCrispywood said:Such an improvement from last season works so much better when playing with a partner who can play with the ball and leaving him to the defensive side of the game. Obviously still lacks the quality of passing going forward but if he had that he probably wouldn’t be a Charlton player.Will definitely earn that new contract if he keeps this upNow I really don’t want to be harsh because he was brilliant yesterday but he does not have the ability to open up defences or play through balls, he is looking to play forward now which is definitely an improvement but he is still very safe on the ball he always goes into feet.But I’m delighted to see how much he’s come on from last season because in pre season wouldn’t have minded if he went now I’m happy to see him in the starting XI4 -
That’s the difference between a Coventry and a JRC/Skipp end of the day. He may not have the quality with his passing range but at least he’s trying to be more progressive and has had a very encouraging start to the seasonLeuth said:
Bit harsh. The ball came to him quickly and he had to hit the pass first-time, defender read the situation, was unlucky more than anythingCrispywood said:
There was one moment yesterday on the counter in the 2nd half, TC was on the halfway line unmarked opposition CB’s also on the halfway line. Coventry had the ball 15-20 yards away, all he had to do was play the ball inside the defender for TC to run on to and he’s 1 on 1 Coventry ended up hitting the defender.Leuth said:
Everyone keeps saying this, and he keeps picking out our wide players unerringly. There were even a few through the middle to Grant/Leaburn yesterdayCrispywood said:Such an improvement from last season works so much better when playing with a partner who can play with the ball and leaving him to the defensive side of the game. Obviously still lacks the quality of passing going forward but if he had that he probably wouldn’t be a Charlton player.Will definitely earn that new contract if he keeps this upNow I really don’t want to be harsh because he was brilliant yesterday but he does not have the ability to open up defences or play through balls, he is looking to play forward now which is definitely an improvement but he is still very safe on the ball he always goes into feet.But I’m delighted to see how much he’s come on from last season because in pre season wouldn’t have minded if he went now I’m happy to see him in the starting XI1 -
JRC might have pulled that extremely tricky pass off, might not have. The significant difference between him and Coventry is that JRC cannot cover even close to the same ground. JRC's greater ability to move with the ball is his own advantage, but that's much less important in a Championship midfielder than raw ground coverage, ball-winning and a controlled mentalityCrispywood said:
That’s the difference between a Coventry and a JRC/Skipp end of the day. He may not have the quality with his passing range but at least he’s trying to be more progressive and has had a very encouraging start to the seasonLeuth said:
Bit harsh. The ball came to him quickly and he had to hit the pass first-time, defender read the situation, was unlucky more than anythingCrispywood said:
There was one moment yesterday on the counter in the 2nd half, TC was on the halfway line unmarked opposition CB’s also on the halfway line. Coventry had the ball 15-20 yards away, all he had to do was play the ball inside the defender for TC to run on to and he’s 1 on 1 Coventry ended up hitting the defender.Leuth said:
Everyone keeps saying this, and he keeps picking out our wide players unerringly. There were even a few through the middle to Grant/Leaburn yesterdayCrispywood said:Such an improvement from last season works so much better when playing with a partner who can play with the ball and leaving him to the defensive side of the game. Obviously still lacks the quality of passing going forward but if he had that he probably wouldn’t be a Charlton player.Will definitely earn that new contract if he keeps this upNow I really don’t want to be harsh because he was brilliant yesterday but he does not have the ability to open up defences or play through balls, he is looking to play forward now which is definitely an improvement but he is still very safe on the ball he always goes into feet.But I’m delighted to see how much he’s come on from last season because in pre season wouldn’t have minded if he went now I’m happy to see him in the starting XI0 -
I’m hoping he gets a new contract soon as he has been a good servant to the club. He’s also got better this year especially.Probably reading too much into it but from the video the club put out about the team picture, he’s sat on the front row right next to Fleming. On the other side of the coaching staff is LJ, so maybe he’s vice captain?0
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In the squad for Ireland's four Nations League fixtures, well deserved21
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Starts for Ireland tonight10
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Rep of Ireland 3-0 up against Israel!!3
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He's playing very well so far. Great chance for him to nail down a place7
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He’s been excellent.
Some sublime crosses.
Glad the football is doing the talking 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻13 -
Looked really good tonight. Always a pleasure seeing an Addick representing the Irish national team. Was a surreal atmosphere though but credit to him and the boys for their performance tonight.6
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I see Moylan ran the show for Ireland. Can’t see him hanging around in the Championship for long if he carries on this trajectory and it’s not just an (eighteen month) purple patch.4
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Happy for Cov, he spent so long without a call up, record appearances for the under 21’s. He deserves this15
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Starting tonight against Austria7
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Played all 90. Ireland were 2-0 up and threw it away to draw 2-2AberystwythAddick said:Starting tonight against Austria3 -
Cov played well, Ireland looked tired towards the end.fenaddick said:
Played all 90. Ireland were 2-0 up and threw it away to draw 2-2AberystwythAddick said:Starting tonight against Austria4 -
The Republic of Ireland boss revealed the team have taken to a group prayer before leaving the dressing room before recent games "just to cool our heads before we go on to the pitch" and said that has been led by midfielder Conor Coventry whom he joked is now known within the squad as "Brother Coventry". BBC Sport website14
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we know you love him. He’s a really solid central midfielder , but actually very different from your usual favourites - Ben Haim, Reeves , Naby, Fraser .Leuth said:This season,
Average goals scored per 90 with Coventry on the pitch: 0.923
Average goals conceded per 90 with Coventry on the pitch: 0.615
Average goals scored per 90 with Coventry not on the pitch: 0
Average goals conceded per 90 with Coventry not on the pitch: 8
Ignoring that he came off with a couple of minutes to go against WBA
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