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Kayne Ramsay
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Watson as well, no news on him1
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Oh yeah... Forgot he existedbolloxbolder said:Watson as well, no news on him0 -
February at the earliest allegedly0
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What is his injury?0
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Unless Watson is back by then/expected early FebForeverAddickted said:1 -
“Kayne is a lot closer than he was before,” said Jones. “We have had some good news, and he's out there running. That's a good thing, he's not as far away as people may think. It's a frustrating one as he was in such good form for us and was a big part of what we did. He provided us that balance on the right-hand side.
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/jones-we-have-be-best-version-us17 -
Excellent news about Kayne. I had been expecting him to out for several months yet8
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The Hackney Cafu on his way back, excellent news.9
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Yes great news to hear but I will be much happier once I see his name on the team sheet. Just hope it doesn't now drift for a while and he is back in January.......2025!killerandflash said:Excellent news about Kayne. I had been expecting him to out for several months yet0 -
hope we dont sell him,is one of the few positives in our squadBraziliance said:The Hackney Cafu on his way back, excellent news.4 -
Hopefully he will be back in January 2025!KettsJohn said:
Yes great news to hear but I will be much happier once I see his name on the team sheet. Just hope it doesn't now drift for a while and he is back in January.......2025!killerandflash said:Excellent news about Kayne. I had been expecting him to out for several months yet0 -
Cannot wait to have him back in the side, sorely sorely missedCHG said:6 -
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I know people get very weird about non-left footers playing on the left but if he could manage it I'd be very interested to see if Alex Mitchell can switch to LCB so Ramsay can play RCB and Small continue on as RWB. I think it has the potential to really improve our game
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Interesting selection problem for NJ when Ramsay is match fit.fenaddick said:1 -
Or Small LWB with Edwards centre back? Small has done well on the right but his shooting when cutting in is pretty awful.Garrymanilow said:I know people get very weird about non-left footers playing on the left but if he could manage it I'd be very interested to see if Alex Mitchell can switch to LCB so Ramsay can play RCB and Small continue on as RWB. I think it has the potential to really improve our game3 -
I noticed Watson in that clip too. Does that mean we now have no first teamer squad members in the treatment room?fenaddick said:1 -
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This would be my choiceTalal said:
Or Small LWB with Edwards centre back? Small has done well on the right but his shooting when cutting in is pretty awful.Garrymanilow said:I know people get very weird about non-left footers playing on the left but if he could manage it I'd be very interested to see if Alex Mitchell can switch to LCB so Ramsay can play RCB and Small continue on as RWB. I think it has the potential to really improve our game
LWB: Small
LCB: Edwards (tall and good in the air for a full back, better defensively than he is going forward and would allow us to play out from the back better than with Gillesphey)
CB: L Jones
RCB: Mitchell
RWB: Ramsay17 -
just going off memory I think socharente addick said:
I noticed Watson in that clip too. Does that mean we now have no first teamer squad members in the treatment room?fenaddick said:0 -
When 5 players get season ending injuries this afternoon, I'm blaming you for cursing us with that comment!charente addick said:
I noticed Watson in that clip too. Does that mean we now have no first teamer squad members in the treatment room?fenaddick said:7 -
I think Small has found his position at RWB and I'd be very disappointed if we moved him when he's hit this kind of form. He's only just turned 20, so I don't think we should expect him to have great end product just yet. He has been stretching teams and going past people for fun, much to our general benefit, even if he's not adding goals and assists yet. I hope we keep him there.
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Got no issue with him staying there but don't see why it would change if he went to the left? He's confident at the moment so would still stretch teams and go past people.Chunes said:I think Small has found his position at RWB and I'd be very disappointed if we moved him when he's hit this kind of form. He's only just turned 20, so I don't think we should expect him to have great end product just yet. He has been stretching teams and going past people for fun, much to our general benefit, even if he's not adding goals and assists yet. I hope we keep him there.6 -
Agree, moving him gives me vibes of 11/12 when some wanted a midfield of Green Stephens Hollands Jackson. The best midfield on paper wasn’t effective due to the lack of pace - the balance wasn’t right, and the same could happen here.Chunes said:I think Small has found his position at RWB and I'd be very disappointed if we moved him when he's hit this kind of form. He's only just turned 20, so I don't think we should expect him to have great end product just yet. He has been stretching teams and going past people for fun, much to our general benefit, even if he's not adding goals and assists yet. I hope we keep him there.
TC is better drifting wide left where he can shoot or cross, I don’t think he’d be as effective from the right.1 -
He can cut inside on his stronger foot on the right, which makes him hard to play against. Defenders try to show him down the outside on his weaker foot. But when they do that, he just bursts past them with his pace. If they show him inside, he's playing off his stronger foot.Talal said:
Got no issue with him staying there but don't see why it would change if he went to the left? He's confident at the moment so would still stretch teams and go past people.Chunes said:I think Small has found his position at RWB and I'd be very disappointed if we moved him when he's hit this kind of form. He's only just turned 20, so I don't think we should expect him to have great end product just yet. He has been stretching teams and going past people for fun, much to our general benefit, even if he's not adding goals and assists yet. I hope we keep him there.
On the left he'd be cutting onto his weaker foot and running into other players where that acceleration isn't so handy. Much easier to defend against because his threat is mostly down one side rather than both.
He's basically an inverted winger at wingback.3 -
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just going off memory I think socharente addick said:
I noticed Watson in that clip too. Does that mean we now have no first teamer squad members in the treatment room?fenaddick said:2 -
I'd much rather try Edwards LCB and Ramsay back at RWB than playing 3 players out of position in Mitchell, Ramsay and Small3
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Do get what you're saying, I just think of when he signed and how effective he was on the left. Didn't appear to be any issue with acceleration then. If there needs to be a place for Ramsey then I guess it all depends on whether Mitchell could adapt to the left side of the 3.Chunes said:
He can cut inside on his stronger foot on the right, which makes him hard to play against. Defenders try to show him down the outside on his weaker foot. But when they do that, he just bursts past them with his pace. On the left he'd be cutting onto his weaker foot and running into other players where that acceleration isn't so handy.Talal said:
Got no issue with him staying there but don't see why it would change if he went to the left? He's confident at the moment so would still stretch teams and go past people.Chunes said:I think Small has found his position at RWB and I'd be very disappointed if we moved him when he's hit this kind of form. He's only just turned 20, so I don't think we should expect him to have great end product just yet. He has been stretching teams and going past people for fun, much to our general benefit, even if he's not adding goals and assists yet. I hope we keep him there.
He's basically an inverted winger at wingback.1
