This will go one of two ways and probably determine if the kid has a future here. He seems to have the raw talent to tear it up in league 2 but his lack of professional minutes and his diminutive stature means he may well not be able to replicate that in the EFL.
So intrigued to find out though and I think crawley or Bromley were the best 2 options for him.
I might be drunk but when I saw him against Dartford he had more of a spark and opportunity than most of the other players. He has potential and will go further in his career and I hope that's with us.
Will he ever catch up? The writing's on the wall...
Fullah is a midfielder ; he’s a striker .
Dixon is a wide forward(old fashion winger) mainly and coming to CAFC at 20 was raw and not easy to make the transition after no academy training in a European or South American recognized football country. I said it was time for Dixon to go on loan and pleased he has this opportunity at Crawley.
Fullah has already shown his versatile and can play in a number of positions including wing back and attack from wide positions or move central as he showed with his tenacity in scoring his goal against Stevenage.
Just my opinion but Fullah could be the best talent to come out of the Cafc academy to progress to the 1st team over the last five seasons; if he stays fit, humble and keeps learning with his natural ability.
Really interesting thread here on how this loan could effect our ability to do overseas recruitment next season, basically Dixon needs to play 70% of Crawley’s minutes to qualify for a work permit and not use up one of our extra spaces
Crawley fans saying he was best player on the pitch when he was on.
This is the Dixon dilemma in a nutshell. "Best player on the pitch, no-one could get near him" - BUT in League 2. He's clearly got bags of talent but he's perpetually playing catch up and I'm not sure if the stars will ever align in just the right way that we get to see him break through at Charlton - though I do hope to be wrong.
No reflection on the player but the original transfer might bear some investigation.
You can’t just drop that in without some explanation of what you mean.
I suspect he's suggesting a certain former director with links to both CAFC and the academy in Jamaica might have a had a vested interest in getting young Kaheim over to Europe, which might have potentially clouded judgement on his ability and readiness for such a move, somewhat.
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So intrigued to find out though and I think crawley or Bromley were the best 2 options for him.
He's obviously now fallen behind Fullah.
Will he ever catch up? The writing's on the wall...
Dixon is a wide forward(old fashion winger) mainly and coming to CAFC at 20 was raw and not easy to make the transition after no academy training in a European or South American recognized football country.
I said it was time for Dixon to go on loan and pleased he has this opportunity at Crawley.
Fullah has already shown his versatile and can play in a number of positions including wing back and attack from wide positions or move central as he showed with his tenacity in scoring his goal against Stevenage.
Just my opinion but Fullah could be the best talent to come out of the Cafc academy to progress to the 1st team over the last five seasons; if he stays fit, humble and keeps learning with his natural ability.
Nonetheless it will be interesting to see if Dixon makes it and I hope he does.
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