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Beginning to like this guy more and more ….. the new Kermit?

AllHell
Beginning to like this guy more and more ….. the new Kermit?

AllHell

I wouldn't risk him, of all players.
Bolster the Tuesday evening squad with some other league first-teamers by all means, but asking Lyle Taylor to lead the line is an unjustifiable risk in my opinion.
For pity's sake, do we really need Taylor in the team to overcome Mansfield Town at the Valley?
Fair play to Karlan Grant, he has scored the most goals from open play for Charlton so far this season.
But I agree completely that if anything happens to Lyle Taylor then Grant alone will be nowhere near enough to prevent Charlton sliding into lower mid-table. And without Taylor, Grant will be alone - because Hackett-Fairchild, Ajose and Vetokele are little more than passengers.
On a recent thread on ITTV SR expressed the view that he believed Roland's version of events, and he was right to get rid of him. He was supported in this by a few of the regular suspects.I guess RD could try the 'Kermorgant' excuse, and imply that Taylor told him he'll down tools unless he gets a bumper new contract etc. But nobody would believe the Belgian. Duchatelet's previous attempts to convince people that his damaging decisions were actually taken for the good of the Club have cut no ice.
On a recent thread on ITTV SR expressed the view that he believed Roland's version of events, and he was right to get rid of him. He was supported in this by a few of the regular suspects.
Roland tells so many lies, and has introduced such a culture of lying to Charlton, that it's easiest to assume that he is lying all the time. That's what I do anyway.Apparently there is circumstantial evidence to support Duchatelet's version of what happened with Kermorgant (though RD did not name the player in his interview).
However even if there is some truth in the owner's account of those events back in 2014, I don't think many Charlton fans would believe RD if he tried to justify a January sale of Lyle Taylor by suggesting the player forced his hand by some unreasonable means.
Everybody would see it for what it would really be - cashing in on a free-transfer player without regard for the harm done to the team.