Charlie Crew

[Monkcaster_Rover]

Class again.

[Thorney]

Give him a few more games and he his gonna boss games.

Started to get hold of the game before he went off.
Very good on the ball and is always showing for it. And the ball that he played with the outside of his boot that flashed across the 6yrd box deserved poking home

[Prez]

Hes gonna be some player for sure. Getting better and better game by game.

[GazLaz]

Tidy enough on the ball, got legs. Needs to really impact the game more as he grows into the loan.

[Filo]

Unlucky to come off really, but he was on a yellow playing in a position where theres a good chance he’d get another so wise decision really

[Jersey Rover]

What a signing he is. Class act.

[Alan Southstand]

Hes gonna be some player for sure. Getting better and better game by game.

…….which is exactly what Matty Craig did last season!

[Drover]

Our passing was much more accurate tonight,also less mistakes made than usual,and that's down to the addition of Crew and Ennis,they are great players for their age

[Usher wide.]

What a signing he is. Class act.

Little step overs & attempted drag backs on the edge of your own penalty box when surrounded by three opponents not to be encouraged mind but yes, a very talented young footballer.

[Bills view]

I'd love to see him break forward more. He put a dangerous cross in just out of Ironside's reach a few minutes before he came off.

[DonnyBazR0ver]

Our passing was much more accurate tonight,also less mistakes made than usual,and that's down to the addition of Crew and Ennis,they are great players for their age

That's good to hear. I was saying a couple of games back, if we only reduce those unforced errors, we give ourselves a much better chance.

It's really working out well for the new lads. Tough games which help them to understand there's no walks in the parks. At any level you have to work hard and earn the right to showcase the skills.

[danumdon]

Our passing was much more accurate tonight,also less mistakes made than usual,and that's down to the addition of Crew and Ennis,they are great players for their age

That's good to hear. I was saying a couple of games back, if we only reduce those unforced errors, we give ourselves a much better chance.

It's really working out well for the new lads. Tough games which help them to understand there's no walks in the parks. At any level you have to work hard and earn the right to showcase the skills.

I also think its not a coincidence that our passing game is starting to come back. Playing the ball forward quicker and cutting out the extra touches at the back have resulted in a better progression forward.

[drfchound]

I'd love to see him break forward more. He put a dangerous cross in just out of Ironside's reach a few minutes before he came off.

That cross was of very high quality.

[jmt23]

He ran the game in the first half, he has started to look less fragile as he’s adapting to the level and physicality of it.

Looks as good as Matty Craig did, if not better, the deep lying role suits him.

Second half we lost our way for a bit, and just hoofed everything at any opportunity in any direction, so he had less impact.

[Ian Nimmo]

I never thought I would be complementary towards Leeds, but have to thank them for allowing Charlie to come to rovers.
This lad is good and reads the game really well, he’s quick to offer cover once he sees any of our defenders getting out of position. His passing is spot on and he’s not afraid to tackle, seems to be pick pocketing balls from opposite with ease.
Does remind me of both Ian Snodin and Brian Stock.
Imagine what he’s going be like when he bulks out a bit!

[Usher wide.]

I never thought I would be complementary towards Leeds, but have to thank them for allowing Charlie to come to rovers.
This lad is good and reads the game really well, he’s quick to offer cover once he sees any of our defenders getting out of position. His passing is spot on and he’s not afraid to tackle, seems to be pick pocketing balls from opposite with ease.
Does remind me of both Ian Snodin and Brian Stock.
Imagine what he’s going be like when he bulks out a bit!

He’s not afraid to challenge for a ball in the air either IN. He not only wins his fair share against opponents bigger than him, but when the ball comes to him head height when the opposition is ‘in & around’ him he heads the ball to a team mate which also shows that he’s ‘automatically’ aware of who & what’s around him. That appreciation of seeing ‘the whole picture’ makes this kid special.

Jammy Leeds!

[moses]

I think we passed better from the back as the defenders trust him more than Broadbent. Once he was replaced the defenders were clearing it first time nearly every time, until near the end when the game was over.

[BillyStubbsTears]

You reckon Liverpool don't use data?

They are one of the most scintillating teams to watch in the history of the game.

Liverpool are the best run club in the country. Fully reliant on data.

That was my point.