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  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 72,156
    stjohnshill said:
    Got told this morning we are very very close to extending the contracts of two players. A striker, ole ole ole and a defender who likes to break ankles. 
    Ahadme, Ahadme ole ole 
  • thenewbie
    thenewbie Posts: 11,539
    Leuth said:
    Godden signing a new contract...he'd be nice to have around, but nothing really to cheer. We definitely need one more option up front 
    If he didn't, we'd need two. An extra option up front is definitely on the shopping list but a fit Godden is definitely a useful thing to have around even if its only a backup/reserve option.
  • Athletico Charlton
    Athletico Charlton Posts: 14,973
    edited June 19
    stjohnshill said:
    Got told this morning we are very very close to extending the contracts of two players. A striker, ole ole ole and a defender who likes to break ankles. 

    Would be great news.  Would love to see Ramsay and Kanu sign too.  

    Whilst a completely different type of player, I would hope that Godden signing would mean we stop talks with Dykes. 

    We would have Godden, Kelman, Leaburn, M'Bick and hopefully one more.  We don't really need more than that in numbers (I am working on an assumption we sell TC as not convinced he will sign up again and that Kanu will either be sold or loaned out).
  • gringo
    gringo Posts: 1,105
    KingKinsella said:
    I heard a rumour we might sign someone everyone from Luton

  • eastterrace6168
    eastterrace6168 Posts: 26,756
    edited June 19
    Godden Ole Ole will be like a new signing...


  • raytreacy
    raytreacy Posts: 286
    Athletico Charlton said:
    stjohnshill said:
    Got told this morning we are very very close to extending the contracts of two players. A striker, ole ole ole and a defender who likes to break ankles. 

    Would be great news.  Would love to see Ramsay and Kanu sign too.  

    Whilst a completely different type of player, I would hope that Godden signing would mean we stop talks with Dykes. 

    We would have Godden, Kelman, Leaburn, M'Bick and hopefully one more.  We don't really need more than that in numbers (I am working on an assumption we sell TC as not convinced he will sign up again and that Kanu will either be sold or loaned out).
    Ramsay yes, Kanu I am still undecided about.
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 72,156
    Jones signing a new deal would be much more of a statement than Godden staying on. One of the best "defensive" defenders in the division,  he could easily be playing for any club in the Championship. 

    Godden staying on is a no brainer for both parties.  NJ clearly loves him, while Godden is settled and won't be after a fortune in wages.
  • Gisappointed
    Gisappointed Posts: 1,259
    I'm not too sure about Godden. In this league I'd be disappointed if he is a starter and he is hardly a game-changer to bring off the bench. Decent player but at his age, L1 is his level. 
  • eastterrace6168
    eastterrace6168 Posts: 26,756
    edited June 19
    Gisappointed said:
    I'm not too sure about Godden. In this league I'd be disappointed if he is a starter and he is hardly a game-changer to bring off the bench. Decent player but at his age, L1 is his level. 
    Based on what ?...didn't get a chance to show last season, and will be up for it next season...

  • raytreacy
    raytreacy Posts: 286
    Godden was a regular scorer in the Championship.

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  • ShootersHillGuru
    ShootersHillGuru Posts: 51,209
    I think there’s one more decent season in Matty Godden. Not starting week in week out but used when needed and off the bench. Get enough ball to him inside the 18 yard box and he’ll do ok. 
  • mart77
    mart77 Posts: 5,749
    Tbh I have concerns with Godden but they all revolve around his ability to stay fit, especially as he approaches the autumn of his career, and I thought he might be one of the ruthless decisions we could make. 
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 30,166
    mart77 said:
    Tbh I have concerns with Godden but they all revolve around his ability to stay fit, especially as he approaches the autumn of his career, and I thought he might be one of the ruthless decisions we could make. 
    We need to keep him given our lack of quality upfront.
  • MarcusH26
    MarcusH26 Posts: 9,922
    ShootersHillGuru said:
    I think there’s one more decent season in Matty Godden. Not starting week in week out but used when needed and off the bench. Get enough ball to him inside the 18 yard box and he’ll do ok. 
    Exactly how I'd use him and I'd still want another striker in the building anyway. 
  • Scoham
    Scoham Posts: 38,908
    Gisappointed said:
    I'm not too sure about Godden. In this league I'd be disappointed if he is a starter and he is hardly a game-changer to bring off the bench. Decent player but at his age, L1 is his level. 
    A game changer off the bench is exactly what he’d be. Watching us in the Championship really highlighted the difference between Godden and our other strikers in terms of his movement and anticipation in and around the box.

    With 9 subs we easily have room for different types of game changers if we have them in the squad.
  • doronron
    doronron Posts: 858
    Gisappointed said:
    I'm not too sure about Godden. In this league I'd be disappointed if he is a starter and he is hardly a game-changer to bring off the bench. Decent player but at his age, L1 is his level. 
    I think I agree with you ,great servant in div 1 but with age and injuries think Championship might now be a step to far ,I would rather our younger players get the chance 
  • Swisdom
    Swisdom Posts: 15,104
    as a player Godden probably has another year in him - but if we can get him acting as more of a coach and a mentor he could be worth so much more to us.  As a player he has a genuine knack for being in the right pace at the right time and you simply cannot buy that skill - but you can share it.  
  • PaddyP17
    PaddyP17 Posts: 13,185
    Gisappointed said:
    I'm not too sure about Godden. In this league I'd be disappointed if he is a starter and he is hardly a game-changer to bring off the bench. Decent player but at his age, L1 is his level. 
    Never been able to decide if you're an elaborate troll or not, so I'll take this comment at face value for the time being.

    You are just completely wrong about him being a game-changer off the bench. He absolutely would be. There is no-one else in our squad, except Kelman, who I think would have been able to score e.g. his goal at Watford (yes the defending was atrocious, but I mean technically). Having him around, on what is likely a more financially friendly deal than taking a punt on someone who doesn't know the club and the system, is a calculated risk for us, and I think he'd serve a very useful squad role - especially in terms of youngsters learning from him.
  • CAFCsayer
    CAFCsayer Posts: 10,655
    PaddyP17 said:
    Gisappointed said:
    I'm not too sure about Godden. In this league I'd be disappointed if he is a starter and he is hardly a game-changer to bring off the bench. Decent player but at his age, L1 is his level. 
    Never been able to decide if you're an elaborate troll or not, so I'll take this comment at face value for the time being.

    You are just completely wrong about him being a game-changer off the bench. He absolutely would be. There is no-one else in our squad, except Kelman, who I think would have been able to score e.g. his goal at Watford (yes the defending was atrocious, but I mean technically). Having him around, on what is likely a more financially friendly deal than taking a punt on someone who doesn't know the club and the system, is a calculated risk for us, and I think he'd serve a very useful squad role - especially in terms of youngsters learning from him.
    I don't agree that he is a game changer, but Godden is the definition of what you want to bring on when you are chasing a game and need to Nick a goal, he is the best finisher at the club. Kelman is my favourite forward in the squad, and I think a lot of the intelligent runs he makes and his hold-up play are underated, but if we are 1-0 down with 10 mins left I'd rather throw godden on and tell him to make sure he is in the penalty area every time we go forward 
  • charltonbob
    charltonbob Posts: 8,695
    RonnieMoore said:
    Stay calm there lot of stuff going on behind the scenes … there hardly any transfers happening anywhere .. said before they will start moving once players return to training 
    & don't forget the transfer window only opened on Monday  :#

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  • charltonbob
    charltonbob Posts: 8,695
    edited June 19
    stjohnshill said:
    Got told this morning we are very very close to extending the contracts of two players. A striker, ole ole ole and a defender who likes to break ankles. 
    His own ?  :o
  • charltonbob
    charltonbob Posts: 8,695
    raytreacy said:
    Athletico Charlton said:
    stjohnshill said:
    Got told this morning we are very very close to extending the contracts of two players. A striker, ole ole ole and a defender who likes to break ankles. 

    Would be great news.  Would love to see Ramsay and Kanu sign too.  

    Whilst a completely different type of player, I would hope that Godden signing would mean we stop talks with Dykes. 

    We would have Godden, Kelman, Leaburn, M'Bick and hopefully one more.  We don't really need more than that in numbers (I am working on an assumption we sell TC as not convinced he will sign up again and that Kanu will either be sold or loaned out).
    Ramsay yes, Kanu I am still undecided about.
    Well hurry up, NJ is waiting 
  • Bostonaddick
    Bostonaddick Posts: 1,013
    edited June 19
    raytreacy said:
    Godden was a regular scorer in the Championship.
    Godden has averaged around 6 goals a season in the championship which is less than what Kelman had last year.  His history in the championship is as a role player.  If we are expecting anything more than that at his age we are kidding ourselves
  • Crispywood
    Crispywood Posts: 2,170
    Bostonaddick said:
    raytreacy said:
    Godden was a regular scorer in the Championship.
    Godden has averaged around 6 goals a season in the championship which is less than what Kelman had last year.  His history in the championship is as a role player.  If we are expecting anything more than that at his age we are kidding ourselves
    If you look at Godden’s goal to minute ratio in the championship and it’s much more impressive. When he’s coming on for 15 mins when Coventry had gyokores up top he didn’t get much more than cameos 

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