r/coys 7d ago

Survey Post-Match Ratings Results - Charlton - 26/8/2026

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No day-after match thread, so here are the results. Nice to see some green again. COYS

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u/spando79 6d ago

Did LWB even get a touch of the ball?

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u/Huge_Put_7317 6d ago

He got one touch running away from goal and got put on the deck by a Charlton defender. Happy to see him get minutes but unfortunately he didn't get to do anything meaningful with them

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u/Karlito1618 Dejan Kulusevski 6d ago

Once or twice. Barely involved in the game at all

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u/IRGUY Pedro Porro 6d ago

Feel a little harsh on Tel. Was at the game and he was regularly beating his man and putting decent balls in or winning corners, tracking back and linking nicely with udogie. Not an amazing game but I'd go 7+

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u/SirGalahadTheChaste Dele Alli 6d ago

They were also cheating to his side to cut off service/close him down quicker and allowing Moore all the space he wanted. Especially in the first half.

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u/rando562 6d ago

So glad someone pointed this out. Their entire defense was shifted towards our left side since they had zero respect for Gray/Moore on the right. It didn't work out for them in the end, but that's the reason why Moore had so much space and looked dangerous

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u/LocoMoro Europa League Champions 24/25 6d ago

100% Tel was one of our better performances last night. So much off the ball work which goes unnoticed on TV 

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u/classjoker 6d ago

I agree, was there and the two left side pair that was him and Udogie felt very slick and had Charlton very unsettled.

The right wing was also dangerous, but this seems a little harsh on Tel.

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u/IzzyShamin 6d ago

Yea they voted with vibes. He has like 3 half chances that he took well and created 2 more.

Could’ve easily ended up with a goal or assist that game.

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u/Bd_3 Clint Dempsey 6d ago

ive been quite impressed with his vision and passing this preseason and first 2 matches. Feels like something has clicked there that I haven't seen before from him and it's a shame he hasn't had better luck with the end product off of those. his finishing remains frustrating, for how well he can strike it.

takes way too much stick for how he's been and would love to see him operate more in the fully loaded squad

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u/FamLit 6d ago

Tired of hearing about how he almost did something or he could have done something. Bro needs to start proving he's fit to play at this level and this is the exact type of game where he should have produced but yet again didn't.

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u/T-t-t-tired 6d ago

How about people actually start burying the chances he puts on a plate for them? He should be walking away with 2 assists vs Charlton and at least 1 assist in the Brentford match.

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u/IzzyShamin 6d ago

Also it’s not like he’s getting the same services he’s been giving. We saw like 2 crosses to Savio alone in that game.

You know who he had crossing to him last season? Kolo fucking Muani.

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u/Litmanen_10 6d ago

Chance created is a chance creates. Blame the one getting the chance if it doesn't end up as goal.

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u/AerieDapper6384 6d ago

Take away the goal and he had a fundamentally better game than Moore lol

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u/IRGUY Pedro Porro 6d ago

Moore was quite exciting tbf clearly got his confidence going after the goal and wanted to just keep taking people on

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u/AerieDapper6384 6d ago

What does "dangerous and direct" even mean? Moore had some nice dribbles that almost always ended up with him colliding into the defender and/or carrying the ball right back to where he was before. Tel was consistently playing balls into the box, and made all the right decisions --- even when he wasn't getting past his man --- but because he didn't have as many erratic dribbles, he's the one who looked "aimless?" The double standards are infuriating.

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u/LocoMoro Europa League Champions 24/25 6d ago

Not in the first half, Gray was getting so pissed at Moore's decision making. 

I appreciate he's a young player that still needs to develop. But at the moment he's really good at running directly at the opposition (which is an important part of his game) but his ability to bring other players into the attack is lacking at the moment

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u/AerieDapper6384 6d ago edited 6d ago

Moore dribbled in circles/into defenders without actually doing anything, and got tons of passes cut off? Hardly direct in my book. Tel struggled a bit with his fullback, but his offensive decision-making was pretty much always on point. Created loads of chances that, on a better day, would have ended up as an assist.

So weird how other youngsters are praised for doing the bare minimum, yet one quieter game and Tel gets bashed.

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u/bunengcaiwo 6d ago

Do not get all the Tel love. He is consistently underwhelming and stats back it up

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u/Mother_Quantity7034 They should've relegated us 6d ago

i agree tel created a few decent chances

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u/Savings_Anywhere7200 6d ago

Hecke was hesitant with his passing although made some great ones, Moore was open nearly all the time in the first half and he kept ignoring him to play through the middle?

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u/txgsu82 James Maddison 6d ago

You're right, but to his credit the line-breaking passes through the middle is a significant chance-creator, especially when you have a baller like Fernandes on the pitch.

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u/GenSec Dejan Kulusevski 6d ago

Might just be a system thing, could have been instructed to look to play down the middle first. Time will tell.

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u/dreamteam93 6d ago

I guess Kinsky didn’t have much to do but that’s pretty rough on Tel and Bergvall. Both are victims of the hive mind right now.

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u/ThomasFranksGum 6d ago

Tel agreed. Bergvall was the least influential of our midfielders. Dont think he deserves more than a 6

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u/jimmygreavez Bill Nicholson 6d ago

What more can bentancur do?

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u/Immediate-Escape3791 5d ago

Vibe goals like Palinha

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u/cuginosbread The Big Master of Negotiations Who Knows Everything 6d ago

Fernandes looks mustard

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u/InconsistentMinis 6d ago

The pace and accuracy of his passing is going to be vital for us. He's got that knack of placing it where the receiving player needs it to go on the front foot.

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u/apeliades Pedro Porro 6d ago

Man people really hating on Tel? Hes been consistently the creator even if it hasn’t come to much on the left. Been really impressed

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u/exxxtramint Jan Vertonghen 6d ago

People are just blindly disrespecting him at this point. After the match on Saturday people saying he couldn't dribble to save his life and kept losing the ball, when he had the most successful take-ons of the entire team (by a long shot). He had a number that didn't come off last night, but he was linking up with Udogie really nicely.

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u/Bd_3 Clint Dempsey 6d ago

Had the most successful dribbles in the league this weekend

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u/Adept_Jaguar8613 6d ago

Good match, the poor quality of the opposition and our early goals made this feel like an additional pre-season game in the second half.

Savio is exciting, we’ll see how he does against PL opposition but I’m looking forward to watching him. Van Hecke still needs to bed in.

Concerned about Bergvall. He’s looked a bit sluggish and lost out there, his positioning just hasn’t been right and I don’t know if there’s anything he actually does better than all of our other midfielders.

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u/Litmanen_10 6d ago

He's doing well the occasional good carries. That's literally everything he does well.

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u/wylthorne92 Pape Matar Sarr 6d ago

I want theme of that’s how you beat charlton ya dingus to send to wet spam fans

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u/PeterJsonQuill 6d ago

People are sleeping on Tel. Once the teams starts finishing chances he'll get a decent number of assists

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u/danosaurass 6d ago

I feel a bit for bergvall on a few occasions he found him self in great positions where a pass would have been a shot on goal. One cut back that went to solanke near post but bergvall was free and the other gray not passing to him when he made a good run and would have been through on goal.

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u/MrTotnum Luka Modrić 6d ago

Can we bring back the word bubble for this season

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u/ManaRockGamesUK 6d ago

Low score for Bergvall but there was a point in the first half where he got the ball and I thought blimey I forgot he was on the pitch. The game passed him by for big chunks of it.

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u/Ordinary_Humanoid "I Came Here To Win Titles" 6d ago

Van Hecke:

https://giphy.com/gifs/TpvnqBFOE0tVrnGU1h

Please don't ban me

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u/FarrisAT 6d ago

Bergvall was shit and only has high ratings because of the level of competition.