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Karlan Grant moves to Huddersfield
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Fixed for youExiled_Addick said:One. Flipping. Point. Flipping. Five. Flipping. Million.
Flip. Off. Roland.0 -
His second was named goal of the day in today’s Observer.
Saw MOTD this morning - not only did
they neglect to mention the peach of a goal, the so called analysis also failed to make any mention of the subbing of Grant at 3-1, and the sitter they missed after that which could
have made it 4-3 to Hudders.1 -
Thing is it wasnt just a great strike
That dummy he did to start the move sent his marker into next week the way he got taken out of it1 -
Briliant strike but I thought keeper should have done better wasn’t exactly top bins3
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Philips would have caught it but then been slagged off for not kicking it out perfectlyoohaahmortimer said:Briliant strike but I thought keeper should have done better wasn’t exactly top bins22 -
Liked by cafc official twitter - more great subversive activityguinnessaddick said:11 -
He will still be in The Championship next season.
Then they sell him up to a PL club In the summer for £12M.
Thanks Roly.2 -
In a way it's a good thing we didn't get much money for him.
It's not like it would've gone straight in the transfer kitty.
It's money for Roland to take or offset his costs.
The less money he gets, hopefully the faster he'll leave.11 -
But why would Phillips have saved a shot from his own player?Henry Irving said:
Philips would have caught it but then been slagged off for not kicking it out perfectlyoohaahmortimer said:Briliant strike but I thought keeper should have done better wasn’t exactly top bins
And his kicking is shit
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Parody account not actual CAFCJohnnyJoeyDeeDee said:
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It was a great goal, no doubt about that, but still a long way to go for KAG.
It will be very tough for him in the Championship next season, if he struggles he could go the way of Jordan Cousins and not really reach his full potential.1 -
Chunes said:In a way it's a good thing we didn't get much money for him.
It's not like it would've gone straight in the transfer kitty.
It's money for Roland to take or offset his costs.
The less money he gets, hopefully the faster he'll leave.
the more of our younger players he will sell in the future
Corrected that for you
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Not sure Cousins is struggling. Missed chunks through injuries, fans haven't got him yet, but their form with him vs form without him is pretty plain to see.1
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I think Karlan's made a promising start.Ormiston Addick said:It was a great goal, no doubt about that, but still a long way to go for KAG.
It will be very tough for him in the Championship next season, if he struggles he could go the way of Jordan Cousins and not really reach his full potential.
6 weeks ago he was a Third Division player. Now he's feeling his way in the Prem, with 2 starts and a few sub appearances - and he's already got 3 Prem goals to his name.
You can see his confidence growing ...... after nicking scruffy poachers goals for his first 2 goals, his strong pacy running at defenders, and the way he created the chance for himself and struck his last goal, you could see him brimming with belief.
Players brimming with belief don't struggle. I feel he'll do well in the Championship next season, especially if Hudds are challenging. And if he does well, bigger clubs than Hudds will be watching.
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Isn't he going to end up as Huddersfield's top scorer?0
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He's already their top scorer so I imagine so...rananegra said:Isn't he going to end up as Huddersfield's top scorer?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/huddersfield-town/top-scorers
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No wonder they are doomed,no one scoring over 3.1
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Blimey - already their joint top scorer after 309 minutes played.1
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Top scorer at two different clubs this season... easy to replace though, Lyle Taylor made him look good. :-)6
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Oggy Red said:
I think Karlan's made a promising start.Ormiston Addick said:It was a great goal, no doubt about that, but still a long way to go for KAG.
It will be very tough for him in the Championship next season, if he struggles he could go the way of Jordan Cousins and not really reach his full potential.
6 weeks ago he was a Third Division player. Now he's feeling his way in the Prem, with 2 starts and a few sub appearances - and he's already got 3 Prem goals to his name.
You can see his confidence growing ...... after nicking scruffy poachers goals for his first 2 goals, his strong pacy running at defenders, and the way he created the chance for himself and struck his last goal, you could see him brimming with belief.
Players brimming with belief don't struggle. I feel he'll do well in the Championship next season, especially if Hudds are challenging. And if he does well, bigger clubs than Hudds will be watching.
I hope he does really well, but it’s still early days and there are no guarantees of anything in football!0 -
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I like how Bowyer has complimented on his second goal against West Ham - Takes a bit of (deserved) credit for it thoughHenry Irving said:0 -
I hope he gets a hattrick in their next match.1
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Just like Karl Robinson is always banging on about Dele Alli, Bowyer can now talk about Karlan Grant
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It may be true but how are comments like this gonna make Igor and Josh feel
If he’d played for us on Saturday [at Bristol Rovers] then we’d definitely have created more chances and he’d probably have taken one of them or set one up for Lyle [Taylor].
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It should make them feel like they need to play better, but they know that anyway.1
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It's poor old Ajose I feel sorry for. He said if he had played instead of Grant he'd had scored as many goals. Could be playing in the Premier league now with a big fat contract instead of warning the bench for Mansfield.paulie8290 said:It may be true but how are comments like this gonna make Igor and Josh feel
If he’d played for us on Saturday [at Bristol Rovers] then we’d definitely have created more chances and he’d probably have taken one of them or set one up for Lyle [Taylor].7 -
Just like to say, haven’t read a single comment on this thread since page 4, but since Grant went out on loan to Crawley last season, he has scored 26 in 50.
Shame he couldn’t have scored against Palace today to keep that relegation away from Huddersfield for another week but let’s hope he will be back at The Valley next season playing against us in the Championship, so long as he doesn’t score, he ought to get a very good reception the next time he is here.4 -
Very good reception? Guy left us after half a good season.Sage said:Just like to say, haven’t read a single comment on this thread since page 4, but since Grant went out on loan to Crawley last season, he has scored 26 in 50.
Shame he couldn’t scored again Palace today to keep that relegation away from Huddersfield for another week but let’s hope he will be back at The Valley next season playing against us in the Championship, so long as he doesn’t score, he ought to get a very good reception the next time he is here.
Whilst I don’t particularly blame him, I can see him getting a bit of stick when he comes back.0
