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Corey Blackett-Taylor - (p34 - signed for Derby on loan til the end of the season)
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Think some Charlton are a bit too dismissive of how important CBT's contribution has been to any sign of good spell we've had over the last few months.
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I think because May has shown he isn't a lone strikerjimmymelrose said:Why do people say that he and May can’t play together. If May was in the middle and CBT on the wing, where’s the problem?
And ideally we want him up front with a partner, in which case CBT can't be on the wing, because 442 isn't realistic
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I wonder if the fee might be increased if the Rams get promoted and whether we have a sell on
Personally as with Fraser I can see that our style has evolved and reluctantly I accept both need to move on.1 -
It’s not a criticism more a reflection and some sadness that he’s leaving.se9addick said:
Do the players we signed yesterday have no loyalty too?sillav nitram said:I suppose ultimately I feel pissed off him going, no loyalty and all that jazz!
But as so many others have said he was so inconsistent and I guess we need players who can show up, week in week out. Mind, we ain’t got many of those either at the moment.
I guess the players we’re signing are joining for a variety of reasons, game time, want to move back to their roots, etc etc.
Equally CBT was playing regularly, will he get that at Derby?
Don't look for things that aren’t there or make assumptions on my meaning.0 -
But Southampton, nor anyone else have offered that and it's a completely different example to the one that's happening.killerandflash said:
I've seen that said here, but never from an actual source.cafc999 said:CBT made it clear that he would not renew his contract as he wanted to be nearer home. Letting him go now for a fee is the right thing to do IMHO.
Good luck, just not against us
If for example Southampton had wanted him and offered him £25k a week, would he really have turned it down because he wanted to return to the midlands? He's not a 34 year old, joining his final club like Watson when he joined us or McGoldrick when he returned home to Notts County.
It's common knowledge around the club that he isn't going to renew and wants to be nearer home.0 -
The undisclosed nature of fees means we don’t know to what extent there is a net investment post transfers out.Regardless we need a rebuild.0
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A nice bloke, all the best Cory, don’t blame you for going, let’s hope the players coming in, do even better.
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He's not that great BUT, he absolutely shines in a team filled to the brim with such average players who consistently perform at such a low level. As Harry Rednap was once quoted, even his Mrs could put away the chances his platers were missing.Steven81 said:That's it to call our second best player in goal and assist contributions inconsistent what does it say about the other players, he is a big loss and we need to find some creativity to replace him.
CBT is a disappointment from perspective of the player he could be, but he's the only player in our squad that can beat a man. Who can or will do that now?2 -
I still don't buy that though. It's a convenient story, but Cory when "tapped up" by Derby would have seen them as a bigger club with a better team, and paying more. A good move wherever they were.cafc999 said:
But Southampton, nor anyone else have offered that and it's a completely different example to the one that's happening.killerandflash said:
I've seen that said here, but never from an actual source.cafc999 said:CBT made it clear that he would not renew his contract as he wanted to be nearer home. Letting him go now for a fee is the right thing to do IMHO.
Good luck, just not against us
If for example Southampton had wanted him and offered him £25k a week, would he really have turned it down because he wanted to return to the midlands? He's not a 34 year old, joining his final club like Watson when he joined us or McGoldrick when he returned home to Notts County.
It's common knowledge around the club that he isn't going to renew and wants to be nearer home.
The midlands location is a bonus, but I'm sceptical it's that important a factor. I doubt he would have chosen say Burton over Portsmouth for example.3 -
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thenewbie said:
You absolutely would if the alternative was that same player walking away in three months for absolutely nothing.Valiantphil said:This is a loss for CAFC.
I’ve seen L1 defenders unable to cope with him on occasions, and clearly he is Championship standard.A club with substantial backers wouldn’t be tempted by 600k (or whatever), for a player that could get us out of L1 and keep us in the Championship.Interesting to see what happens with Dobbo now.
If we were actively pushing him out of the door and trying to sell him, it would be different. But by all accounts he's made it clear he wants to go. Maximising the profit is all weMoney talks and bull**** walks.If we wanted him - he would stay.Mullen dropped into non league a while back for some reason 😀0 -
Should keep him until the summer. £300k will pale into insignificance if we get relegated this season, which could happen without him.
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Looking at that list…Mendonca In Asdas said:A nice bloke, all the best Cory, don’t blame you for going, let’s hope the players coming in, do even better.
Not one player who has got an assist this season played today.
No wonder we didn’t score!
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Yep and we kinda replaced rak sakyi's contributions with CBT this year a good team has more options we should have got another top winger In aswell everything's too predictable.0
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Hope we haven’t shot ourself in the foot by letting him go.0
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Please stay CBT :-(0
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Last two games without him have shown just how much we have relied on him.
As the divine poet Joni wrote
"Don't it always seem to go,
That you don't know what you got till it's gone"9 -
As I stood shivering in the cold yesterday it was blindingly obvious we missed his direct style yesterday.Henry Irving said:Last two games without him have shown just how much we have relied on him.
As the divine poet Joni wrote
"Don't it always seem to go,
That you don't know what you got till it's gone"3 -
It was obvious we’d miss him but some have a strange relationship with wingers and focus on what they don’t offer. He’s still being called inconsistent, a poor decision maker etc after 15+ goals and assists in half a season.Henry Irving said:Last two games without him have shown just how much we have relied on him.
As the divine poet Joni wrote
"Don't it always seem to go,
That you don't know what you got till it's gone"13 -
We’ll really miss him, no question.300k sounds cheap to me. I hope we have a good sell-on, just in case.1
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Or the other sideHenry Irving said:Last two games without him have shown just how much we have relied on him.
As the divine poet Joni wrote
"Don't it always seem to go,
That you don't know what you got till it's gone"
if their keeper didn't make 3 good saves and we scored 2 of them, if Kanu had scored instead is smashing the bar, we would have won. Would we have missed him then?
fine margins
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They aren’t that bloody fine if we’re missing alk our opportunities!Todds_right_hook said:
Or the other sideHenry Irving said:Last two games without him have shown just how much we have relied on him.
As the divine poet Joni wrote
"Don't it always seem to go,
That you don't know what you got till it's gone"
if their keeper didn't make 3 good saves and we scored 2 of them, if Kanu had scored instead is smashing the bar, we would have won. Would we have missed him then?
fine marginsUltimately you can speculate on hypothetical alternative realities, but in actual reality we are team struggling to win matches and a player who has contributed a significant number of goals & assists is looking likely to leave.0 -
Bet he cant wait to play against Watson next month,man vs boy0
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Very true, some would moan if we had Beckham and Ronaldo in their prime, that they didn’t track back enough!Scoham said:
It was obvious we’d miss him but some have a strange relationship with wingers and focus on what they don’t offer. He’s still being called inconsistent, a poor decision maker etc after 15+ goals and assists in half a season.Henry Irving said:Last two games without him have shown just how much we have relied on him.
As the divine poet Joni wrote
"Don't it always seem to go,
That you don't know what you got till it's gone"0 -
My boy has already moved on to Alfie being his favourite1
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Moved to Derby. Loan to the end of the season before a permanent move after his contract ends. Weird deal1
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Does a loan mean he can’t play against us?0
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Presumably Derby refused to pay what we wanted, so CBT refused to ply for us again this season unless we accepted a deal (meaning he would leave for free in summer)
looks as if we’ve taken the best figure we can get without losing him for nothing and an attitude stinking out the plac2 -
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