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  • fenaddick
    fenaddick Posts: 22,813
    If Fullah was put in there intentionally then huge credit to whoever’s idea that was. TC is never going to be one for long answers but it’s the most he’s ever looked like he’s enjoyed an interview 
  • stonemuse
    stonemuse Posts: 35,066
    bolloxbolder said:
    Painful to watch. No social skills whatsoever.
    What a pathetic comment to make 
  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 34,555
    Weegie Addick said:
    How is that painful? Bizarre word to use
    I’d agree the wrong words were used but he could seriously do with some media training, in my opinion.
  • fenaddick
    fenaddick Posts: 22,813
    LargeAddick said:
    Weegie Addick said:
    How is that painful? Bizarre word to use
    I’d agree the wrong words were used but he could seriously do with some media training, in my opinion.
    Players get media training in the academy, he's just shy and that's ok 
  • Bedsaddick
    Bedsaddick Posts: 25,827
    He’s obviously painfully shy which is probably a reason why he’s stayed with us. 
  • wmcf123
    wmcf123 Posts: 6,560
    bolloxbolder said:
    Painful to watch. No social skills whatsoever.
    Why should he have ? He’s a footballer .  
  • Stu_of_Kunming
    Stu_of_Kunming Posts: 17,424
    LargeAddick said:
    Weegie Addick said:
    How is that painful? Bizarre word to use
    I’d agree the wrong words were used but he could seriously do with some media training, in my opinion.
    Think he’s better off sticking with the football training, as that’s what could make him a multiple millionaire.


  • fenlandaddick
    fenlandaddick Posts: 2,337
    edited August 29
    What a motivation  it must be to be having such a great start to his 2nd Championship season. Charlton through and through, and one of the most exciting players I have seen for many years.
    He could have gone elsewhere, but sees the value in staying and growing along with the club.
    Just hope the prem vultures stay away, and he can go up with us in a few years .
    Can't wait to see him play today, hope he gets an assist or goal again
  • LenGlover
    LenGlover Posts: 32,360
    Nothing wrong with that interview. A man of few words but as my late father often said: Empty vessels make the most noise,

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  • jose
    jose Posts: 1,885
    The interview by numbers was what these things usually are. Indeed TC showed he had fully learned his ‘media training’ with his brief on point clichéd answers.
    He is a footballer, the interviewers are the ones supposedly media trained, yet without fail they ask closed, predictable and leading questions.
    I mean consider the question ‘how much are you looking forward to the game?’
    How is any footballer supposed to respond to such inanities?
    ’On a scale of one to ten my anticipation is a four’.

  • WrightCharlie
    WrightCharlie Posts: 891
    I'm very glad his football has improved leaps and bounds in the past 3 years and I'm sure there's a media improvement on its way too, but it's the football one that really counts!
  • Chizz
    Chizz Posts: 28,900
    bolloxbolder said:
    Painful to watch. No social skills whatsoever.
    Can you share some of your best interview videos from when you were 22? 
  • sam3110
    sam3110 Posts: 24,795
    bolloxbolder said:
    Weegie Addick said:
    How is that painful? Bizarre word to use
    All the interviews he is fed the answer in the questions and repeats what they say. Absolutely no personality whatsoever.

    I suppose it's defend at all costs. Great player for us, but come on. If that was my son, i'd be embarrassed.
    Quite an apt thing to say with that username, because this post is bollox! 
  • AndyG
    AndyG Posts: 6,696
    Those critics of the young lad in terms of his media abilities should hang their heads in shame 
  • Addickhead86
    Addickhead86 Posts: 1,212
    Two years ago I went to see Ian McKellan in Player Kings on the West End. During the encore, I tossed a football onto the stage at his feet and shouted "If you think you're so good, let's see what you can do with this!?" Three Around The Worlds, a couple of headstalls, thigh pops, a crossover and finished with a flick and bicycle kick right into my smug face. Serves me right for assuming that people who are gifted at one particular activity might not be gifted at all possible activities. They are.
  • Oh_Yoni_Boy
    Oh_Yoni_Boy Posts: 1,773
    Thought he ran his nuts off last night, feels right to call it out when I for one was guilty of throwing around "lazy" accusations last season about his tracking at wing back. I think everyone knew he had some potential but he's properly surprised me this season.
  • NabySarr
    NabySarr Posts: 6,562
    Oh_Yoni_Boy said:
    Thought he ran his nuts off last night, feels right to call it out when I for one was guilty of throwing around "lazy" accusations last season about his tracking at wing back. I think everyone knew he had some potential but he's properly surprised me this season.
    Jones really needs to sub him off sometimes though. Was clear he was absolutely knackered and we very nearly conceded twice down that side from their full back overlapping and TC not being there 

    The lazy stuff was always stupid. He’s not lazy, his running stats are good and always have been. He sometimes doesn’t track back because he’s knackered. That’s when Jones needs to sub him, but I think he likes to leave him on because even when knackered he’s still usually our most dangerous player 

    Last season I can understand why he was left on all the time as we had no one else that can do what he does. We had Alli and Nkeng on the bench last night and I think Alli should have come on 15 minutes earlier at least, which would also mean TC has a bit more in him at the weekend 
  • Dazzler21
    Dazzler21 Posts: 52,473
    Has really stepped up his game. I think he was subbed too early vs Stoke and too late last night. Jones should probably try to balance that a bit better.

  • NabySarr
    NabySarr Posts: 6,562
    Dazzler21 said:
    Has really stepped up his game. I think he was subbed too early vs Stoke and too late last night. Jones should probably try to balance that a bit better.

    Jones said he’s carrying a bit of an injury at the moment. We’d already lost the Stoke game so made sense to rest him 

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  • se9addick
    se9addick Posts: 33,381
    edited September 10
    As last season he’s still about 99% of our creative outlet. He’s such an important player for us, but it really feels like we’re running him into the ground.
  • NabySarr
    NabySarr Posts: 6,562
    se9addick said:
    As last season he’s still about 99% of our creative outlet. He’s such an important player for us, but it really feels like we’re running him into the ground.
    Missing out on Rak-Sakyi or another right winger is a big blow. We aren’t as reliant as we were last season but still way too reliant on one player to make something happen
  • DamoNorthStand
    DamoNorthStand Posts: 13,550
    It's why JRS would have been such an important signing to get over the line..... it would have changed the issue of TC being doubled up on overnight.
  • Garrymanilow
    Garrymanilow Posts: 15,213
    Despite it being disallowed I was thinking about the confidence and calm TC took his goal with. Compare that to the Stoke one on one where he scored but got away with it a bit because his first touch was poor and he recovered it well. The difference in his approach with those two chances show how far he's come since last season
  • thenewbie
    thenewbie Posts: 11,967
    Garrymanilow said:
    Despite it being disallowed I was thinking about the confidence and calm TC took his goal with. Compare that to the Stoke one on one where he scored but got away with it a bit because his first touch was poor and he recovered it well. The difference in his approach with those two chances show how far he's come since last season
    Maybe its related to his shyness but I wonder if TC has (or had) a slight tendency to get stuck in his own head a bit and overanalyse/put too much pressure on himself, where the new and improved TC has more faith in his own instincts and abilities.
    Last night you could tell he was knackered but he didn’t give up or down tools, he kept at it which is probably the main factor that makes NJ such a fan.
  • Crispywood
    Crispywood Posts: 2,891
    thenewbie said:
    Garrymanilow said:
    Despite it being disallowed I was thinking about the confidence and calm TC took his goal with. Compare that to the Stoke one on one where he scored but got away with it a bit because his first touch was poor and he recovered it well. The difference in his approach with those two chances show how far he's come since last season
    Maybe its related to his shyness but I wonder if TC has (or had) a slight tendency to get stuck in his own head a bit and overanalyse/put too much pressure on himself, where the new and improved TC has more faith in his own instincts and abilities.
    Last night you could tell he was knackered but he didn’t give up or down tools, he kept at it which is probably the main factor that makes NJ such a fan.

    Still had a fan next to me cussing him out for not making a 50m recovery run against a fresh mbengue off the bench in the 83rd minute. Would love the club or a website to post running numbers after games because some fans are just absolutely clueless at watching the games with their eyes
  • Weegie Addick
    Weegie Addick Posts: 17,732
    Crispywood said:
    thenewbie said:
    Garrymanilow said:
    Despite it being disallowed I was thinking about the confidence and calm TC took his goal with. Compare that to the Stoke one on one where he scored but got away with it a bit because his first touch was poor and he recovered it well. The difference in his approach with those two chances show how far he's come since last season
    Maybe its related to his shyness but I wonder if TC has (or had) a slight tendency to get stuck in his own head a bit and overanalyse/put too much pressure on himself, where the new and improved TC has more faith in his own instincts and abilities.
    Last night you could tell he was knackered but he didn’t give up or down tools, he kept at it which is probably the main factor that makes NJ such a fan.

    Still had a fan next to me cussing him out for not making a 50m recovery run against a fresh mbengue off the bench in the 83rd minute. Would love the club or a website to post running numbers after games because some fans are just absolutely clueless at watching the games with their eyes
    It doesn’t matter what they see with their own eyes - bloke behind me called him a “bottle job” for not going in hard on a 30/70 challenge. 
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 101,531
    Crispywood said:
    thenewbie said:
    Garrymanilow said:
    Despite it being disallowed I was thinking about the confidence and calm TC took his goal with. Compare that to the Stoke one on one where he scored but got away with it a bit because his first touch was poor and he recovered it well. The difference in his approach with those two chances show how far he's come since last season
    Maybe its related to his shyness but I wonder if TC has (or had) a slight tendency to get stuck in his own head a bit and overanalyse/put too much pressure on himself, where the new and improved TC has more faith in his own instincts and abilities.
    Last night you could tell he was knackered but he didn’t give up or down tools, he kept at it which is probably the main factor that makes NJ such a fan.

    Still had a fan next to me cussing him out for not making a 50m recovery run against a fresh mbengue off the bench in the 83rd minute. Would love the club or a website to post running numbers after games because some fans are just absolutely clueless at watching the games with their eyes
    Then you'll get comments of... "Anyone can run around"
  • NabySarr
    NabySarr Posts: 6,562
    Crispywood said:
    thenewbie said:
    Garrymanilow said:
    Despite it being disallowed I was thinking about the confidence and calm TC took his goal with. Compare that to the Stoke one on one where he scored but got away with it a bit because his first touch was poor and he recovered it well. The difference in his approach with those two chances show how far he's come since last season
    Maybe its related to his shyness but I wonder if TC has (or had) a slight tendency to get stuck in his own head a bit and overanalyse/put too much pressure on himself, where the new and improved TC has more faith in his own instincts and abilities.
    Last night you could tell he was knackered but he didn’t give up or down tools, he kept at it which is probably the main factor that makes NJ such a fan.

    Still had a fan next to me cussing him out for not making a 50m recovery run against a fresh mbengue off the bench in the 83rd minute. Would love the club or a website to post running numbers after games because some fans are just absolutely clueless at watching the games with their eyes
    The Sofascore app is your friend, they have it all. TC usually does 9-10km a game. Where he really excels though is the sprint numbers and high speed running. He runs a lot, some of our players do cover more ground per game, but the intensity he does it at is much higher 
  • Making_all_the_noise
    Making_all_the_noise Posts: 299
    Read his match programme quick Q&A from last night. 

    Best player you’ve played with? JRS - made me  laugh but reminder how much he likes the guy.

    One thing on your bucket list? - Play for Arsenal 😂😂. Thought that was a belter. Brutally honest but couldn’t someone in the media team thought to edit it or ask him to provide another answer? 

    In main body of interview he’s asked why he’s so curt with his answers and he said that’s how he was always taught to be since he was young. Can’t say his answers in interviews bother me at all but it’s really sad if true that he’s been taught that from a young age.

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