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24/25 squad numbers
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Im sure Edwards will start ahead of Small. Both are worthy of a start .
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14 and 15 are good unallocated numbers. One for Potts and another incoming?0
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I am sure Anderson will startSouthbank said:
Looks like then 2-10 plus Mannion and Edwards or Small will be the starters on SaturdayCallumcafc said:Charlton Athletic’s 2024/25 squad numbers:
2. Kayne Ramsay
3. Macaulay Gillesphey
4. Alex Mitchell
5. Lloyd Jones
6. Conor Coventry
7. Tyreece Campbell
8. Luke Berry
9. Gassan Ahadme
10. Greg Docherty
11. Miles Leaburn
12. Terry Taylor
16. Josh Edwards
17. Tayo Edun
18. Karoy Anderson
19. Nathan Asiimwe
20. Zach Mitchell
21. Ashley Maynard-Brewer (gk)
22. Chuks Aneke
23. Rarmani Edmonds-Green
24. Matty Godden
25. Will Mannion (gk)
26. Thierry Small
27. Tennai Watson
29. Daniel Kanu
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/squad-numbers-confirmed-202425-season0 -
Most of us have already worked out that Fraser and Ness are leaving very soon, Golfie.golfaddick said:Why dont Fraser & Ness have shirt numbers ? Surely if they are currently here they should have a number. Wont they be involved in the cup match next Tuesday. Say we need them next week ?
If I were them I would be downing tools....." no number then you dont want me"
Also says a lot that we dont name a No1 keeper. Why not name either AMB or Mannion No1 and give any new keeper a number if/when they sign.
Gives off bad signals all round
As soon as his re-hab from surgery is completed, it's been leaked that Ness is signing for Notts County.
And Fraser is leaving to play in darkness and drizzle in Scotland.
After all, it's been discussed on here every day since pre-season training began
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Dixon?Ben18 said:14 and 15 are good unallocated numbers. One for Potts and another incoming?
Edit: On second thought, I believe Dixon likes to wear 13...0 -
So with Methven saying the squad needed trimming from 28 players (I assume 24 or so is target), who will be those to go and not be replaced in January..
January a notoriously difficult time to do decent business but who else might leave to improve on them??
My thoughts below..
100% keep
Mannion
Ramsey
A Mitchell
L Jones (last 6 months of contract, so I worry will be sold)
Edwards
Coventry
Docherty
T Campbell
Berry
Anderson
A Campbell
Leaburn (last 6 months of contract, so I worry will be sold)
Godden
Kanu
To go and not be replaced.
Taylor, Edun, Hylton
To be improved on if better is available and we can move them on (obviously not all of them).
AMB, REG, Ahadme, Gillesphy, Watson.
Potts, Aneke, Small (all in last 6 months of contracts)
Possible loans
Z, Mitchell, Dixson, Asiimwe (already out).1 -
Are you basing A Campbell on one good game?1
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No, on the basis he is on loan for the season and so I am guessing is here to stay. He has also been part of the squad a fair amount where Edun and Taylor have not
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Equally thought people writing off A Campbell after one bad game against Blackpool was silly.cafcsinger said:Are you basing A Campbell on one good game?
Apparently not allowed to say a player is good after an excellent performance, but you can certainly rule them out after a bad one.3 - Sponsored links:
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It depends on what formation we mainly play. If we play 4 at the back for the rest of the season, then we have too many centre backs. Potts, who is only on a short term contract, would be the easiest to let go.1
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Agree. Personally I think 4 at the back is the way to go - proved to be the case yesterday against the so called best attack in the division. Shouldn’t need to play 3 centre backs at this level imo.killerandflash said:It depends on what formation we mainly play. If we play 4 at the back for the rest of the season, then we have too many centre backs. Potts, who is only on a short term contract, would be the easiest to let go.0 -
Maybe, but 100% keep when he has only started two games is too early to say surelyCallumcafc said:
Equally thought people writing off A Campbell after one bad game against Blackpool was silly.cafcsinger said:Are you basing A Campbell on one good game?
Apparently not allowed to say a player is good after an excellent performance, but you can certainly rule them out after a bad one.0 -
I hope we stick with a back 4 too. A back 3/5 would make more sense if we passed out from the back, but the flaw in the way we were playing was going long yet trying to press high. The lack of possession meant the WBs couldn’t regularly support the attack and we were usually pressing with the front 2 and the most advanced midfielder.Brownie12 said:
Agree. Personally I think 4 at the back is the way to go - proved to be the case yesterday against the so called best attack in the division. Shouldn’t need to play 3 centre backs at this level imo.killerandflash said:It depends on what formation we mainly play. If we play 4 at the back for the rest of the season, then we have too many centre backs. Potts, who is only on a short term contract, would be the easiest to let go.
The formation on Saturday meant we could press high with 4. To do that with the 3-5-2 would mean pushing another midfielder up or one/both of the WBs, leaving gaps and taking us further away from that defence shape.
The box midfield meant we could keep the back four and two holding midfielders back when needed, and we’ve still had or were closer to that defence shape.
It also means giving us another player to support the attack over Potts or Gillesphey. While they can be solid enough, they’re probably not going to change a game.Plenty for Jones to think about and sometimes it’ll change game by game based on the opponent, weather etc, but we must have showed we can play decent football without being so route one. I was surprised how much good football we played, we didn’t grind out that result, instead the team who really should win the league comfortably didn’t get a single shot on target.
If we stick with a back 4 we probably need another CB suited to it in January, Gillesphey, Potts and REG are very much wider CBs in a back 3. I’d also like to see Zach Mitchell at some point, once he gets going he might nail down his place in the team.0 -
Attacking midfielder Alex Gilbert, who joined on loan from Middlesbrough for the remainder of the season, has chosen to take the number 17 shirt.
Meanwhile, Portsmouth loanee Tom McIntyre, a versatile left-footed defender, has elected to wear the number 15 jersey.
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/squad-numbers-confirmed-new-arrivals
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Acceptable
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I expected Gilbert to take 14… they’ve left it open for Hylton… :-)2
