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Braziliance said:It's a bit off topic, but sometimes I worry about us as a club, and then I see 'Dmacs' tweets and realise we are so far ahead of where we were 3 years ago that it's quite insane.
Look at the state of him.
Just a few seasons ago Peterborough were finishing above us and playing Championship football while being honest, mullering us most times we played them and in a better position as a club. (Dreadful how low we stooped)
Now none of their players have significant transfer market value, and their owner is a nob. Feel very grateful for Jones and our owners in times like these.
You can't buy class can ya...not you @Braziliance, your priceless...😉2 -
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RonnieMoore said:
Thinking of Gomez …thenewbie said:
That was very kind of them, especially given that Konsa has never even played for Liverpool.RonnieMoore said:
Don't be ashamed Ronnie
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Don’t mind a fruity sauce in my beans👍1
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Don’t know how true but heard we did a deal on Konsa transfer we would get a percentage on transfers moving forward, hence the cheapness of the deal at the time. As I said don’t know how true that is. This is a few years old, when we selling our clauses on.2
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Back in 2019 Cawley didn't think there was one and that wouldn't surprise meDubaiCAFC said:Don’t know how true but heard we did a deal on Konsa transfer we would get a percentage on transfers moving forward, hence the cheapness of the deal at the time. As I said don’t know how true that is. This is a few years old, when we selling our clauses on.Ezri Konsa set to sign for Aston Villa for £12million. My understanding at time #cafc sold him to Brentford was that there was no sell-on.
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I’ve never heard of a situation in football where sell on’s stay active past the club you’ve sold the player to I very much doubt this is the case.DubaiCAFC said:Don’t know how true but heard we did a deal on Konsa transfer we would get a percentage on transfers moving forward, hence the cheapness of the deal at the time. As I said don’t know how true that is. This is a few years old, when we selling our clauses on.3 -
His priceless what?eastterrace6168 said:Braziliance said:It's a bit off topic, but sometimes I worry about us as a club, and then I see 'Dmacs' tweets and realise we are so far ahead of where we were 3 years ago that it's quite insane.
Look at the state of him.
Just a few seasons ago Peterborough were finishing above us and playing Championship football while being honest, mullering us most times we played them and in a better position as a club. (Dreadful how low we stooped)
Now none of their players have significant transfer market value, and their owner is a nob. Feel very grateful for Jones and our owners in times like these.
You can't buy class can ya...not you @Braziliance, your priceless...😉6 -
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Someone on X has noticed no Ibby Fullah in the training video which is a good spot, finalising his loan move to Milton Keynes maybe?4
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Sure I saw a Nissan Micra in the car park also...😉fenaddick said:Someone on X has noticed no Ibby Fullah in the training video which is a good spot, finalising his loan move to Milton Keynes maybe?9 -
I can see the protest teeshirts already.AberystwythAddick said:
They’d be nowhere without him.MarcusH26 said:
Yeah I've got a friend that's a posh fan and he just wants DMac gone and proper owners.fenaddick said:DMac has got so embarrassing I don't even have the heart to rib Posh supporting colleagues about him anymore, it must be awful for themTook Peterborough on a hell of a journey. It’s not going well now but to say he’s not a proper owner is so stupid
Nowhere before you, nowhere long after you’re gone.0 -
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No new signing or contract extension
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Quite right, we all know the only sauce you need on a birthday is chocolate sauce on your ice cream.Uboat said:Having just read three pages of bollocks about sauces, I would like to withdraw my comment on the ‘Happy 20th birthday, Charlton Life’ thread.0 -
Would that even be possible under contract law? Sounds like one of those football message board ideas that don’t actually exist in real life. Like “pay as you play” contracts and players signing on the pitch on a match day.Crispywood said:
I’ve never heard of a situation in football where sell on’s stay active past the club you’ve sold the player to I very much doubt this is the case.DubaiCAFC said:Don’t know how true but heard we did a deal on Konsa transfer we would get a percentage on transfers moving forward, hence the cheapness of the deal at the time. As I said don’t know how true that is. This is a few years old, when we selling our clauses on.3 -
Doubt it would be imagine if ur villa in that situation as well and uve just been told by the way 10-20% of the profit have to go a club you haven’t even dealt with for this playerExiled_Addick said:
Would that even be possible under contract law? Sounds like one of those football messages board ideas that don’t actually exist in real life. Like “pay as you play” contracts and players signing on the pitch on a match day.Crispywood said:
I’ve never heard of a situation in football where sell on’s stay active past the club you’ve sold the player to I very much doubt this is the case.DubaiCAFC said:Don’t know how true but heard we did a deal on Konsa transfer we would get a percentage on transfers moving forward, hence the cheapness of the deal at the time. As I said don’t know how true that is. This is a few years old, when we selling our clauses on.0 -
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Definately happened with Scott Parker, we were getting % three transfers onCrispywood said:
I’ve never heard of a situation in football where sell on’s stay active past the club you’ve sold the player to I very much doubt this is the case.DubaiCAFC said:Don’t know how true but heard we did a deal on Konsa transfer we would get a percentage on transfers moving forward, hence the cheapness of the deal at the time. As I said don’t know how true that is. This is a few years old, when we selling our clauses on.7 -
Extremely quiet couple of days of ins/outs news. Wonder what’s going on? I’m fine with the saucy talk but rather a saucy signing!!1
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In this example they'd give 10% (for example) to Brentford and we'd get 10% from them, wouldn't impact Villa at allCrispywood said:
Doubt it would be imagine if ur villa in that situation as well and uve just been told by the way 10-20% of the profit have to go a club you haven’t even dealt with for this playerExiled_Addick said:
Would that even be possible under contract law? Sounds like one of those football messages board ideas that don’t actually exist in real life. Like “pay as you play” contracts and players signing on the pitch on a match day.Crispywood said:
I’ve never heard of a situation in football where sell on’s stay active past the club you’ve sold the player to I very much doubt this is the case.DubaiCAFC said:Don’t know how true but heard we did a deal on Konsa transfer we would get a percentage on transfers moving forward, hence the cheapness of the deal at the time. As I said don’t know how true that is. This is a few years old, when we selling our clauses on.1 -
I could see it perhaps being possible that Villa might negotiate a discount from Brentford to taking on the original sell on clause and Brentford negotiating with us to allow Villa to do that on the gamble we might get more in the long run, but I don’t think there’s any way that Brentford and us could negotiate a clause that effectively becomes permanently attached to the player for the rest of his career. Why would the player agree to that, for a starters? Imagine having your dream move to Real Madrid collapse because Brentford promised 15% of the fee to Charlton 3 transfers ago and Real won’t pay the extra?Crispywood said:
Doubt it would be imagine if ur villa in that situation as well and uve just been told by the way 10-20% of the profit have to go a club you haven’t even dealt with for this playerExiled_Addick said:
Would that even be possible under contract law? Sounds like one of those football messages board ideas that don’t actually exist in real life. Like “pay as you play” contracts and players signing on the pitch on a match day.Crispywood said:
I’ve never heard of a situation in football where sell on’s stay active past the club you’ve sold the player to I very much doubt this is the case.DubaiCAFC said:Don’t know how true but heard we did a deal on Konsa transfer we would get a percentage on transfers moving forward, hence the cheapness of the deal at the time. As I said don’t know how true that is. This is a few years old, when we selling our clauses on.2 -
Yeah, but in your hypothetical scenario, Real would pay Brentford the entire percentage sell on fee they were due.Exiled_Addick said:
I could see it perhaps being possible that Villa might negotiate a discount from Brentford to taking on the original sell on clause and Brentford negotiating with us to allow Villa to do that on the gamble we might get more in the long run, but I don’t think there’s any way that Brentford and us could negotiate a clause that effectively becomes permanently attached to the player for the rest of his career. Why would the player agree to that, for a starters? Imagine having your dream move to Real Madrid collapse because Brentford promised 15% of the fee to Charlton 3 transfers ago and Real won’t pay the extra?Crispywood said:
Doubt it would be imagine if ur villa in that situation as well and uve just been told by the way 10-20% of the profit have to go a club you haven’t even dealt with for this playerExiled_Addick said:
Would that even be possible under contract law? Sounds like one of those football messages board ideas that don’t actually exist in real life. Like “pay as you play” contracts and players signing on the pitch on a match day.Crispywood said:
I’ve never heard of a situation in football where sell on’s stay active past the club you’ve sold the player to I very much doubt this is the case.DubaiCAFC said:Don’t know how true but heard we did a deal on Konsa transfer we would get a percentage on transfers moving forward, hence the cheapness of the deal at the time. As I said don’t know how true that is. This is a few years old, when we selling our clauses on.
And Brentford would pay us 15% of that sell on fee they receive from Real.
Real would have no contact with Charlton and pay us no money.
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Not only this, pretty sure it was a lump sum only deal up front because there was potentially some kind of financial breach we were risking so Roland just accepted the first offer for him?fenaddick said:
Back in 2019 Cawley didn't think there was one and that wouldn't surprise meDubaiCAFC said:Don’t know how true but heard we did a deal on Konsa transfer we would get a percentage on transfers moving forward, hence the cheapness of the deal at the time. As I said don’t know how true that is. This is a few years old, when we selling our clauses on.Ezri Konsa set to sign for Aston Villa for £12million. My understanding at time #cafc sold him to Brentford was that there was no sell-on.
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But that wouldn't be true for TC though obviously?Pelling1993 said:
For the record I think Ramsay is the better player. Just don't think we should be playing a player that has no intention of being here next summer (if he doesn't sign a new deal). Ramsay is good but hardly pivotal.Braziliance said:
That is how I see it. Kayne is very important for us in bringing the ball forwards and getting us out of the press, I don't see that in Danny.soapboxsam said:ButtleJR said:
Completely agree, I'd even go as far as to say McNamara looks a better full back than Ramsey.Pelling1993 said:
Based on Danny Mc's first few games I wouldn't be starting Ramsay (when fit) until he commits his future to us personally.Braziliance said:Out
Kaminski, Docherty, Asiimwe, Kanu, Apter, JRC/Knibbs
In
Holsgrove, JRS, Okonkwo
Mid-table Championship won't know what's hit them.
(Fully aware this is very football manager)
Judge McNamara when he has a really good Championship winger against him.
Danny is decent but I would need to see him in different scenarios to say he's better than Ramsay who in the majority of games has been excellent.
After his two games against Millwall he isn't on the same high pedestal with CAFC fans as he was before.
I was a poster that would point out some of his weaknesses pre Millwall but I still think Kayne is an excellent Championship player that I would like to see stay.
Ramsay in a flat back 4 could be a very important player for us, there was times at the weekend where we struggled on that side to get the ball moving, how many times have we seen Kayne glide down the wing, move it into the middle and got the team moving.
I'd be delighted if Ramsay stays. He isn't the finished article, but has a great chance to progress here and we also would benefit from him to progress as a club.0 -
No surprise and usually means it’s close but Cawley saying Okonkwo is a deal we are working on.28
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Ezenwata has signed for Brighton!!0
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It’s actuly awesome with chip shop chips 👍southamptonaddick said:Not that I put it on chips but the greatest condiment in the world is
Salad cream 😁4
