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Kone v Kelman 15:21 - Sep 29 with 2624 viewsE17hoop

Really interesting stats here:


Taken from here:
https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/qpr-laughing-from-charlton-athletic-charlie-ke

Interesting to see how these compare throughout the season.

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Kone v Kelman on 15:30 - Sep 29 with 2573 viewssparkey

Selling Kelman and getting Kone for a similar fee is astonishingly good business & I still can't wrap my head around how it is possible.
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Kone v Kelman on 18:34 - Sep 29 with 2260 viewsPlanetHonneywood

Kone v Kelman on 15:30 - Sep 29 by sparkey

Selling Kelman and getting Kone for a similar fee is astonishingly good business & I still can't wrap my head around how it is possible.


True. I guess the project gets what the project wants.

The project will set us free.

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Kone v Kelman on 18:53 - Sep 29 with 2187 viewsCiderwithRsie

Kone v Kelman on 18:34 - Sep 29 by PlanetHonneywood

True. I guess the project gets what the project wants.

The project will set us free.


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Kone v Kelman on 18:58 - Sep 29 with 2162 viewsdaveB

I think Kelman alongside Kone would have been good to see but from what I've seen of Charlton they have created nothing for him and he's the type of striker who needs service, shame for him it's not working out so far.
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Kone v Kelman on 22:10 - Sep 29 with 1724 views1JD

Kone v Kelman on 15:30 - Sep 29 by sparkey

Selling Kelman and getting Kone for a similar fee is astonishingly good business & I still can't wrap my head around how it is possible.


It’s possible because anyone who scores 21 goals in a calendar season, in league 1, the division below, and 27 goals all in, aged 23 and under is hot property.

That’s how the market works. He would also of been worth even more had he not been in the last year of his deal. How you use this type of striker, and get the best out of him, is another topic entirely.

As for Kone, he scored less goals, with a lot more penalties, is a different type of striker and was a year younger. Also had only 1 year left on his deal.

Swings and roundabouts.

[Post edited 29 Sep 22:14]
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Kone v Kelman on 01:52 - Sep 30 with 1429 viewsSydneyRs

My Charlton mate reckons Nathan Jones continues to play Kelman as a loan striker to justify the spend on him, but it doesn't suit him. Reckons they might loan Kelman out.

Despite him not scoring Charlton have started the season pretty well and have the same points as us.
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Kone v Kelman on 05:27 - Sep 30 with 1270 viewsFDC

Kone v Kelman on 01:52 - Sep 30 by SydneyRs

My Charlton mate reckons Nathan Jones continues to play Kelman as a loan striker to justify the spend on him, but it doesn't suit him. Reckons they might loan Kelman out.

Despite him not scoring Charlton have started the season pretty well and have the same points as us.


Yeah my Charlton mate said similar, and that most supporters can't understand why they signed him when he doesn't fit their team or way of playing, which is all very familiar.

Feel a bit sorry for Kelman to be honest, not really the opportunity he would have hoped for.
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Kone v Kelman on 06:26 - Sep 30 with 1195 viewscpgerber

I’m guessing we haven’t moved the needle yet on any of the “added bonusses” that went with the Kelman sale.

Pity for the lad and I wonder why he was so hell bent on leaving (if rumours are true).
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