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Any further news on the Kiwi lad that was mentioned a few days ago ?1
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Always remember big Bobs interview after an FA cup game in which I think we lost and he got The mom. Live on tv he came out with that classic line of ‘win or lose on the booze’!!!! Met him a few years back, he is a real gentleman with hands like shovels!3
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Charlie Wright must get an honourable mention among the keepers!!!7
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After Cheltenham, with the obvious caveats. I’d say a rw option is a higher priority than a cm, chalobah settled Coventry quite a lot and gave him time and space to pick out passes going forward. Both TC and Grant looked very quite on the right and were largely ineffective.I know people have doubts about Apter but he is a natural reception who when fit should provide competition for the place. I wouldn’t however want to start him against Derby.1
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whilst we arw on chants.. for challobah.. simply cum bi ah. my lord challobah.. oh lord.. chalobah9
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In reality, the top PL clubs will have many youngsters that are much better than our own. As they should do with their ability to lure/poach the best kids to join them, and limitless academy budgets.Redrobo said:
Nathan specifically talked about the loaning of young players. He did not want to spend time improving young players of other Clubs when we had such wonderful youngsters here.WoolwichAddick said:A prem loan keeper would be good. Shame we didn’t go for Beadle as he’d get more game time with us. Coventry getting Rushworth was a fantastic move.
on loans more generally I’m not sure why we have a policy against them as you then usually are front of the queue for signing player who’d never have come to you permanently
I was skipping when I heard that Nathan was to be our manager, and was particularly pleased at the length of the contract. It is not a surprise to me that Clubs that have stuck with a manager are the ones that tend to be successful in the end.
I think it gives the manager time to plan ahead and build the whole clubs direction. Too many IMO are expected to deliver results immediately and this leads to the buying of oven ready players at top end prices and wages with little room for profit, in order to get results.Man Utd went for the instant solution and Arsenal went long.
Conor Gallagher was our best player when he arrived, it would have been crazy to refuse him because it might block George Lapslie and Albie Morgan.
Of course there are also plenty of overrated academy players, the Matt Smiths, the Levitts and Nile Johns etc, so as ever scouting is key.2 -
Didn’t Steve Gallen confess that he hadn’t seen Gallagher play?0
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It's not even a debate.RedChaser said:Deano was better than Carson for me.9 -
Not heard anything since my mate mentioned it to me. I don't know what to make of it really. He's pretty well connected with the board of Directors at Silkeborg but also a bit of a wind up merchant at times!ShootersHillGuru said:Any further news on the Kiwi lad that was mentioned a few days ago ?6 -
Priority is still the right midfielder, not sure I'm prepared to ConCov the benefit of the doubt even after Saturday, it's what you would expect against a League 2 team1
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I was a big fan of Charlie Wright. But Nicky Johns was a superb keeper. At the other end of the scale I would put Thuram and Mick Rose.5
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Agreed, but where’s Ouma?😄Redrobo said:
Nathan specifically talked about the loaning of young players. He did not want to spend time improving young players of other Clubs when we had such wonderful youngsters here.WoolwichAddick said:A prem loan keeper would be good. Shame we didn’t go for Beadle as he’d get more game time with us. Coventry getting Rushworth was a fantastic move.
on loans more generally I’m not sure why we have a policy against them as you then usually are front of the queue for signing player who’d never have come to you permanently
I was skipping when I heard that Nathan was to be our manager, and was particularly pleased at the length of the contract. It is not a surprise to me that Clubs that have stuck with a manager are the ones that tend to be successful in the end.
I think it gives the manager time to plan ahead and build the whole clubs direction. Too many IMO are expected to deliver results immediately and this leads to the buying of oven ready players at top end prices and wages with little room for profit, in order to get results.Man Utd went for the instant solution and Arsenal went long.0 -
If it was determined to be anything other than this I will be dissappointedLeuth said:Ouma's chant was already determined the other day
https://youtu.be/cXelMzaCmiQ?si=h-7gxgmNSY40tE1B 7 -
Don't forget Graham Tutt, great keeper and definitely would have been a legend here, unless one of the big boys came in for him. His book is well worth a read aswell 👍🏻DennisBooth said:I was a big fan of Charlie Wright. But Nicky Johns was a superb keeper. At the other end of the scale I would put Thuram and Mick Rose.11 -
I disagree, that the RW is the priority. CM much more important to get in and soon. Chalobah looked great vs. Cheltenham, but we need another in there to play alongside him and to allow for him to be subbed out if we need to manage his minutes due to injury history.Rothko said:Priority is still the right midfielder, not sure I'm prepared to ConCov the benefit of the doubt even after Saturday, it's what you would expect against a League 2 teamI liked that TC and Grant / Alli swapped wings a few times on Saturday, and feel that will be something we see a lot of this year if we can get the versatility.That’s not to say that RW isn’t a priority for the window because it absolutely is, but CM is a more pressing concern in my opinion.Hopefully before the friendly tomorrow..!7 -
Would definitely take him over T K.Red_Chester said:
Since hearing Wrexham didn’t want him I did think he might be someone we’d go in for and someone interested in moving back to London. Played at the valley in the summer tooButtleJR said:Has Okonkwo moved yet? He was great against us last season.0 -
Considering the amount of fish puns on this thread, we hasn’t anyone listed Mike salmon as our greatest ever keeper4
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Simonsen said:
It was superb and definitely up there with Nicky Johns v Chelsea at The Valley in 1983.BR7 said:Bob Bolder’s display on New Years Day at Man Utd was unbelievable. Best I have seen!!
How about Nicky Johns away at Chesterfield 1981? A stunning array of world class saves to earn us a win after Killer gave us a first half lead with a 30 yarder.3 -
Keeper performances I'll throw in Hamer at the AMEX to get a point against Brighton. Absolutely outstanding.6
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.. I really enjoy the music of the late Sergio Mendes and that rythmic latin pulse ..Jac_52 said:
If it was determined to be anything other than this I will be dissappointedLeuth said:Ouma's chant was already determined the other dayhttps://youtu.be/cXelMzaCmiQ?si=h-7gxgmNSY40tE1B0 -
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Hopefully announced later todaymart77 said:6 -
Erm excuse me - who is guy trying to claim @Redrobo exclusives?21
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Younger brazillianceLincsaddick said:
.. I really enjoy the music of the late Sergio Mendes and that rythmic latin pulse ..Jac_52 said:
If it was determined to be anything other than this I will be dissappointedLeuth said:Ouma's chant was already determined the other dayhttps://youtu.be/cXelMzaCmiQ?si=h-7gxgmNSY40tE1B4 -
Only because Kiely was here a lot longer. If Carson had put in that level of performance over the same period then it would be.The Red Robin said:
It's not even a debate.RedChaser said:Deano was better than Carson for me.3 -
Journo reads CL confirmedBetterCallSaul said:
The prospect of Ouma joining Charlton has already sparked excitement among the club's supporters, with many expressing admiration for his passing range and midfield prowess after reviewing his performance clips online.
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Come on who's the Kenyan journo then 🤣🤣🤣fenaddick said:
Journo reads CL confirmedBetterCallSaul said:
The prospect of Ouma joining Charlton has already sparked excitement among the club's supporters, with many expressing admiration for his passing range and midfield prowess after reviewing his performance clips online.2
