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This. Grant, TC, and Alli can all play on the right. Maybe not their strongest side, but all capable. Apter is the fifth man in a four man rotation if JRS joins. I'm still saying if.NabySarr said:
ApterMartinCAFC said:
So if JRS arrives who else in addition to those 4 has to go to make way?DubaiCAFC said:
Who ever has said that is totally clueless! I don’t think Knibbs. JRC or Carey will go. And will not need to. Burke won’t go.ShootersHillGuru said:JRC the worst player ever to play for Charlton !!!Wtf. There are probably hundreds worse.We are 2 games in, and this squad will get used and rotated more this year. Remember we had a lot of injuries at the same time last year. And history tells you, that is likely to happen again.
Kanu, Doc, NA and TK are the ones to go.
Before the season started it looked a straight battle between Doc and JRC. Three games in, three appearances for JRC, none for Doc and not even making the bench in the league shows who is winning/has won that battle. I believe Nathan feels like with Chalobah and Ouma, we have that off the ball workrate monster (albeit slightly different in style to Doc in Chalobah's case) to provide cover in the holding two. You can throw Mwamba into the mix there as well, though I want to be cautious with him as he's still learning. That being said, first off the bench with a lead away to West Ham isn't exactly slow playing it with him, so Nathan clearly sees things differently to me.
So yeah, expect Asiimwe, Docherty, Kamisnki, and Kanu all to leave. Asiimwe might be a loan because I believe he's contracted through '28, but I might be wrong on that. I think there's a player in there. He has the touch and physical abilities of a modern fullback. It's just that defensively he doesn't seem to be there yet, and going forward he isn't as impervious as he looked like he would be when he first broke through. Still young, a player who could come good in three years and still only be 24/25. But similar to Anderson, one who isn't good enough now and we can't afford to wait around forever for.
With Godden being hurt, I wonder if we'll hold on to Kanu for a little longer than we'd planned. Maybe wait until the end of the window. Or that may just be brinksmanship. I'd put Kanu again firmly in the "not good enough now, may be good enough later" but obviously with his contract expiring we definitely can't wait around on him.1 -
Everybody that wants to see Knibbs be given a chance, will get the chance to see Knibbs be given a chance18
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The name rings a bell, sure i've heard it before...🤔JustCharlton said:So.... when's this Rak-Sakyi guy coming then...2 -
Having read the past 5 pages, the majority of our fans rate carey, theres a couple that dont. Reassuring!2
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From a source at Palace, I am told that both Charlton and Palace have agreed a deal for JRS and that JRS has also agreed terms with us.
Apparently, everything is ready to go, but Palace are holding off in the hope that a bigger bid comes in. If no bid comes in by the end of transfer deadline day, he will be joining us.21 -
Thank you. So nothing to see for another week.AS1987 said:From a source at Palace, I am told that both Charlton and Palace have agreed a deal for JRS and that JRS has also agreed terms with us.
Apparently, everything is ready to go, but Palace are holding off in the hope that a bigger bid comes in. If no bid comes in by the end of transfer deadline day, he will be joining us.6 -
Well tell palace to stop fucking around!!, take or leave it you fuckers!!!😜AS1987 said:From a source at Palace, I am told that both Charlton and Palace have agreed a deal for JRS and that JRS has also agreed terms with us.
Apparently, everything is ready to go, but Palace are holding off in the hope that a bigger bid comes in. If no bid comes in by the end of transfer deadline day, he will be joining us.
all joking apart, what if the better offer comes from somewhere he doesn’t want to go to?2 -
Can see a rug-pull here!17
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Palace being c*nts. Who knew.
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Yeah Burnley offer a larger base fee.2121 said:Can see a rug-pull here!Although it does depend on Jes and where he wants to go.You’d think if he were to say I’m not leaving London that would be that4 -
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Thats Parish for youThe Red Robin said:Palace being c*nts. Who knew.1 -
Surely that means a deals not been agreed thenAS1987 said:From a source at Palace, I am told that both Charlton and Palace have agreed a deal for JRS and that JRS has also agreed terms with us.
Apparently, everything is ready to go, but Palace are holding off in the hope that a bigger bid comes in. If no bid comes in by the end of transfer deadline day, he will be joining us.1 -
Happy to be proven wrong here but I believe that Palace have to move players on to comply with UEFA rules on spending/income to complete in the Europa League.
They might not hold out much longer if they are under a time constraint. Could this work in our favour?0 -
All day long2121 said:Can see a rug-pull here!0 -
JRS im sure would rather sign for charlton than burnley7
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Perhaps need to look at assists and completed passes as well as goals for an attacking midfielder.LittleAddick said:To be fair to Knibbs he's not got a terrible goal return for the limited minutes he's played. Two last minute goals in there as well.
Knibbs averaged 0.41 goals per 90 last season, and Carey averaged 0.21.
Obviously Carey has done way more in a Charlton shirt, and had a better season, but worth noting Knibbs' stats.1 -
That has been reported before, we can but hope that JRS pushes it along.AS1987 said:From a source at Palace, I am told that both Charlton and Palace have agreed a deal for JRS and that JRS has also agreed terms with us.
Apparently, everything is ready to go, but Palace are holding off in the hope that a bigger bid comes in. If no bid comes in by the end of transfer deadline day, he will be joining us.5 -
Hopefully if we are being made to wait and they don’t get a better offer, then the price goes down for us, call it fucking us about tax!!3
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Laughableaddick_for_life said:
Totally agree about JRC , the worse player I have seen play for Charlton , no pace , no engine , can’t tackle or head a ball and stands in the middle of the pitch pointing at people . He occasionally hits a good ball but watch how many bad passes he does . Although in all honesty hardly touches the ball. Would have preferred to have kept Anderson - at least he gives 100%wolfgang said:
Chalobah is notoriously injury prone. if he were not, he would not be with us because he is real class.ns9 said:
Given our recent history of dreadful injury records and paper thin squads I think depth is always a big part of the puzzle, however in the position you reference we currently have Coventry, Chalobah, Ouma, Mwamba, Docherty and (if need be) JRC and even Carey who NJ I think ideally wants to play deeper. I’m not sure there’s space for much more realistically, even if one goes outwolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
On another matter, why has no report been posted of our u18's 3-1 win over Huddersfield on Saturday?
Ouma is a punt. He be wonderful or may be crap. We will not know until which months after the window closes.
Mwamba we have great hopes for, but has looked lost in his two cameos so far, so may take some months to be worth a place in the team.
Docherty, JRC and Carey are all crap and should be nowhere a Championship side. JRC is onw of the worst players I have ever seen in a Charlton shirt. He finds it hard to break into a slow trot. Maybe our best passer, but that is not enough.
Coventry has played really well this season. So much better without Docherty confusing him. But that is only three games. After three seasons of League One standard play, where he looked solid but unenterprising, I have yet to be convinced he will maintain his new level.
We need a rugged box-to-box MF in there who can defend when called on. Someone like George Dobson. I know we cannot sign him, because a section of posters throw temper tantrums at the thought of re-signing former players, but someone of that type. Sam Morsy would have been ideal. He left on a free.15 -
Can’t believe I’m typing this, but are they? They want to get the highest fee possible, so they’re going to try to do that by waiting it out.The Red Robin said:Palace being c*nts. Who knew.8 -
So if that’s old news, things may have changed as far as waiting, especially if they are getting little interest, do they risk Charlton actually saying don’t worry about it and look elsewhere?Redrobo said:
That has been reported before, we can but hope that JRS pushes it along.AS1987 said:From a source at Palace, I am told that both Charlton and Palace have agreed a deal for JRS and that JRS has also agreed terms with us.
Apparently, everything is ready to go, but Palace are holding off in the hope that a bigger bid comes in. If no bid comes in by the end of transfer deadline day, he will be joining us.2 -
Oh, I agree with you regarding Knibbs. But I wouldn’t didmiss the idea of Grant eventually playing in his position.Sword65pf said:
Carey has a lot to improve on no doubt, but people calling for Knibbs to replace him is absolutely barmy, Knibbs if he did get a chance has a damn site more to prove than Carey, which is why Carey should be keeping his place. If Carey did all things people suggest he improves on, he wouldn’t be wearing a Charlton shirt for long. This isn’t football manager where you just try things out and hope it works, over all Knibbs has be a bit of a let down for us, I was expecting more of him, he hasn’t really produced enough yet.robinofottershaw said:
All people are saying is that he could be better if occasionally when he is carrying the ball upfield he looked up and tried to lay off a pass to a teammate before he gets blocked off. He has some good attributes but there is room for improvement.Sword65pf said:Carey is still young and will get better, I find it a bit ingenuous that people are focusing on the part of his season that dropped off, over the absolutely blinding part of the season he had, this indicates he has the quality and deserves a bit of support and trust. He is still the best we have in his position at the moment and IMO should start until someone challenges and does better than him. Not sure who people think is available that is better than him. Also can’t believe after 3 wins people are considering changing the team for our league games.
It may sound overcritical given his good performances in the past 3 games, but I don’t think it is unfair to also say that Campbell still needs to improve on his crosses not that he had many opportunities against West Ham.1 -
Are you for real? I’ve read some shit on here and this isn’t far off the top.addick_for_life said:
Totally agree about JRC , the worse player I have seen play for Charlton , no pace , no engine , can’t tackle or head a ball and stands in the middle of the pitch pointing at people . He occasionally hits a good ball but watch how many bad passes he does . Although in all honesty hardly touches the ball. Would have preferred to have kept Anderson - at least he gives 100%wolfgang said:
Chalobah is notoriously injury prone. if he were not, he would not be with us because he is real class.ns9 said:
Given our recent history of dreadful injury records and paper thin squads I think depth is always a big part of the puzzle, however in the position you reference we currently have Coventry, Chalobah, Ouma, Mwamba, Docherty and (if need be) JRC and even Carey who NJ I think ideally wants to play deeper. I’m not sure there’s space for much more realistically, even if one goes outwolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
On another matter, why has no report been posted of our u18's 3-1 win over Huddersfield on Saturday?
Ouma is a punt. He be wonderful or may be crap. We will not know until which months after the window closes.
Mwamba we have great hopes for, but has looked lost in his two cameos so far, so may take some months to be worth a place in the team.
Docherty, JRC and Carey are all crap and should be nowhere a Championship side. JRC is onw of the worst players I have ever seen in a Charlton shirt. He finds it hard to break into a slow trot. Maybe our best passer, but that is not enough.
Coventry has played really well this season. So much better without Docherty confusing him. But that is only three games. After three seasons of League One standard play, where he looked solid but unenterprising, I have yet to be convinced he will maintain his new level.
We need a rugged box-to-box MF in there who can defend when called on. Someone like George Dobson. I know we cannot sign him, because a section of posters throw temper tantrums at the thought of re-signing former players, but someone of that type. Sam Morsy would have been ideal. He left on a free.4 -
Palace Facebook page claims we’ve reached an agreement with JRS and Darren Witcoop who’s usually reliable says Cardiff aren’t in for him.
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No agree, but that’s a completely new discussion, how effective would Grant be at it?robinofottershaw said:
Oh, I agree with you regarding Knibbs. But I wouldn’t didmiss the idea of Grant eventually playing in his position.Sword65pf said:
Carey has a lot to improve on no doubt, but people calling for Knibbs to replace him is absolutely barmy, Knibbs if he did get a chance has a damn site more to prove than Carey, which is why Carey should be keeping his place. If Carey did all things people suggest he improves on, he wouldn’t be wearing a Charlton shirt for long. This isn’t football manager where you just try things out and hope it works, over all Knibbs has be a bit of a let down for us, I was expecting more of him, he hasn’t really produced enough yet.robinofottershaw said:
All people are saying is that he could be better if occasionally when he is carrying the ball upfield he looked up and tried to lay off a pass to a teammate before he gets blocked off. He has some good attributes but there is room for improvement.Sword65pf said:Carey is still young and will get better, I find it a bit ingenuous that people are focusing on the part of his season that dropped off, over the absolutely blinding part of the season he had, this indicates he has the quality and deserves a bit of support and trust. He is still the best we have in his position at the moment and IMO should start until someone challenges and does better than him. Not sure who people think is available that is better than him. Also can’t believe after 3 wins people are considering changing the team for our league games.
It may sound overcritical given his good performances in the past 3 games, but I don’t think it is unfair to also say that Campbell still needs to improve on his crosses not that he had many opportunities against West Ham.0 -
Then you don't "agree" the deal.Uboat said:
Can’t believe I’m typing this, but are they? They want to get the highest fee possible, so they’re going to try to do that by waiting it out.The Red Robin said:Palace being c*nts. Who knew.
I don't believe that anyway, I don't believe that Jones and the club are willing to wait until the end of deadline day when there's a risk that the man we want can end up signing somewhere else, with no time to sign someone else.10 -
My predictions are 1) Doc gets released on a free to a Scottish club 2) Kaminsky ends up in the Netherlands or Belgium for an undisclosed fee at the end of the window (probably for 1 million or a little less) 3) Asiimwe is loaned out to league two side. 4) Kanu is sold on the last day of the window for much lower than the 1 million asking price 5) Apter is loaned back to Blackpool with us covering a majority of his wages. 6) Kelman is left out of the 25 man roster until the January window due to injury. Burke is left out of the 25 man roster with no takers2
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I'm just as enthused that we have a deal in place for JRS as I am by the fact it shows how much we are willing to spend.
You can get a damn good right winger for £5m or so.... that would be 2 Abu Kamara's after all!
Positive it will be Jes, but 100% sure at the very least we will have an upgraded 3 behind our striker come 1st Sept regardless.13
