Post by acworth71 on 20 hours ago Took me till 3 in the morning last week so what I plan to do is contact every single person on that list,through post and email and try and get a consortium going im going work bloddy hard in achieving this.So this weekend letters be going off see if we can get some support from the very rich who have money to burn.Im going do all I can to get some of these people interested in investing into Charlton Athletic I let u know if i get any emails back.People who know me will tell u that im not bullshitting
You have to admire this blokes love of Charlton .
anybody from the forbes list get back to him do you know?
Post by acworth71 on 20 hours ago Took me till 3 in the morning last week so what I plan to do is contact every single person on that list,through post and email and try and get a consortium going im going work bloddy hard in achieving this.So this weekend letters be going off see if we can get some support from the very rich who have money to burn.Im going do all I can to get some of these people interested in investing into Charlton Athletic I let u know if i get any emails back.People who know me will tell u that im not bullshitting
You have to admire this blokes love of Charlton .
anybody from the forbes list get back to him do you know?
I know nothing about him but he looks a big strong athlete which exactly fits the profile for modern football. We certainly lack players of his physique. Hope it's true.
I know nothing about him but he looks a big strong athlete which exactly fits the profile for modern football. We certainly lack players of his physique. Hope it's true.
We're raiding the Moldovan National Division for talent. First, Osman Sow from Dacia Chisinau and now Florent Mouamba from Sheriff Tiraspol!
Sadly this sums up our situation at the moment. 2 seasons ago we were raiding the best of the best from League's 1 & 2 to mount a promotion challenge.........now we are raiding the Moldovan National Division.
The Moldovan National Division is a hot bed of untapped talent.Plus we are trying to find the most unusually named footballer.We have made a good start with Sow but there must be better ones out there.
We're raiding the Moldovan National Division for talent. First, Osman Sow from Dacia Chisinau and now Florent Mouamba from Sheriff Tiraspol!
Sadly this sums up our situation at the moment. 2 seasons ago we were raiding the best of the best from League's 1 & 2 to mount a promotion challenge.........now we are raiding the Moldovan National Division.
Or you could say he plays for a hugely unfavoured team that played in the AFCON final against Nigeria - where superstar Didier Drogba's Ivory Coast failed miserably.
I think of that lump that played for Ipswich, or someone like Papa Bouba Diop - people you hadn't heard of but are fast, strong athletes. Id love to see someone out the with people bouncing off him as he runs off with the ball - a bit like Semedo when he was here. YES they can be limited but if you tell them to do their job and play to it it can be so so so effective - look at Makelele. He just broke play up and played it simple.
Alex Song, Busquets, Mascherano, Makelele, Khedira, Cambiasso, Gattusso, De Rossi
All players whose primary job is to break things up. Sure, some of them have additional qualities, but it's true, sometimes you need that player who sits there and smashes into the opposition, instead of "backing off, backing off, backing off, oh that's fine have a 30 yard shot Charlie Austin..... oops"
Think of the amount of times we have looked overrun in midfield this season, even against Forest, I never thought I'd see the day that Andy Reid is running is the one running rings around a midfield, but he did that day
Something very exciting about signing a player you know nothing about although in recent years we've seen a lot more Mikel Alonso's than we have Dennis Rommedahl's
Alex Song, Busquets, Mascherano, Makelele, Khedira, Cambiasso, Gattusso, De Rossi
All players whose primary job is to break things up. Sure, some of them have additional qualities, but it's true, sometimes you need that player who sits there and smashes into the opposition, instead of "backing off, backing off, backing off, oh that's fine have a 30 yard shot Charlie Austin..... oops"
Think of the amount of times we have looked overrun in midfield this season, even against Forest, I never thought I'd see the day that Andy Reid is running is the one running rings around a midfield, but he did that day
Agree with this. Hopefully if we sign him he'll turn out to be a bargain
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Thursday, 28 March 2013
By Richard Cawley
CHARLTON are weighing up signing Burkina Faso midfielder Florent Rouamba.
The Addicks will need to complete a deal for the 26-year-old defensive midfielder before today's deadline for signings.
Rouamba played in the African Cup of Nations final against Nigeria in February.
He has played for six seasons in the Moldovan National Division for Sheriff Tiraspol.
Rouamba has been capped 30 times by The Stallions.
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5' 11 1/2" before you ask
The new Kish? Here's hoping.
Seems a bit of an odd one but if true that we are interested shows we are spreading our coaching net very wide.
All together now
"Rou -am -ba, wooh, ooh, ooh
Rou-am-ba, wooh, ooh, ooh
He comes from Ivory Coast
He hates Millwall the most"
I come from Africa and I can play
What can you play?
I play da football
I admit it. And no, I couldnt think of anything to rhyme or scan with Burkina Faso either.
: - )
He looks like half the championship ie huge.
Rouamba, ooohhh ohhhh
He's played in Moldova
He'll bulldoze over ya
I'll get my coat....
I think of that lump that played for Ipswich, or someone like Papa Bouba Diop - people you hadn't heard of but are fast, strong athletes. Id love to see someone out the with people bouncing off him as he runs off with the ball - a bit like Semedo when he was here. YES they can be limited but if you tell them to do their job and play to it it can be so so so effective - look at Makelele. He just broke play up and played it simple.
All players whose primary job is to break things up. Sure, some of them have additional qualities, but it's true, sometimes you need that player who sits there and smashes into the opposition, instead of "backing off, backing off, backing off, oh that's fine have a 30 yard shot Charlie Austin..... oops"
Think of the amount of times we have looked overrun in midfield this season, even against Forest, I never thought I'd see the day that Andy Reid is running is the one running rings around a midfield, but he did that day
Ok, ok, more italian sounding.