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Yann Kermorgant - making an appearance at Lincoln (H) on Sat 5th April (p30)
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And what an impact he had on their performance over the next couple of years. Makes yoy weep comparing the directions of travel between us.Callumcafc said:Sold to Bournemouth ten years ago today.4 -
This x 100.Redvaliant said:
The day we realised our new owner of four weeks was going to be shite.Callumcafc said:Sold to Bournemouth ten years ago today.
I can honestly say it was this night that I realised Douchbag was going to be a disaster.
And I always remember how years later, Rick wrote in VOTV that Kermorgant was forced out because Douchbag wanted to cut his wages. And that Yann could have come back - and wanted to - in January 2016 on a new 2.5 year contract that was agreed with a senior club official before Meire called him to say Charlton couldnt afford his wages after all and the deal was off.
What absolute madness from the pair of them.32 -
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Next manager?1
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Even though it would make no sense, i'd be delighted.Karim_myBagheri said:Next manager?5 -
What a player he was. Gave 110% each week no matter what
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And there began the slow & painful decline 🤬🤬🤬Callumcafc said:Sold to Bournemouth ten years ago today.1 -
Ledge of a player. Always capable of sticking it top bins from a free kick. To think we got rid of him for the likes of polish pete, reza etc. They weren't fit enough to tie his boots. Remember him being labelled greedy frenchman and yann who very well by our own fans.
Yann love ❤️
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Oh how I'd love a player of Yanns ability as a strike partner for Alfie. Can't believe how shoddily he was treated by Meire after all he gave to the club.
Up there with Andy Reid for the most ridiculous deadline day decisions.9 -
One of the best players ever to play for us … legend16
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Remember him coming back as a Reading player and scoring for fun against us. Looked almost apologetic at how easy it was to demolish us.9
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What’s he up to these days?0
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Scored 2 and had one from the centre circle disallowed , what was even more bizarre about that game was Yaya Sanogo scoring a hattrick for us 😅Rizzo said:Remember him coming back as a Reading player and scoring for fun against us. Looked almost apologetic at how easy it was to demolish us.2 -
I've probably said this before on this thread but I'll say it again. My favourite ever Charlton player and I cannot see that being topped any time soon14
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He was a wonderful player and a really top bloke too.
I remember reading an article with him where he was just so French...he said "I know I am always going to win the header, every time" and you could almost imagine the arrogant smug frenchness yet he was such a normal unassuming guy.
TBF he was pretty much unbeatable in the air11 -
Named my dog Yannie and always love answering when people question the unique name. A true great on and off the pitch3
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He is our very own Cantona.Swisdom said:He was a wonderful player and a really top bloke too.
I remember reading an article with him where he was just so French...he said "I know I am always going to win the header, every time" and you could almost imagine the arrogant smug frenchness yet he was such a normal unassuming guy.
TBF he was pretty much unbeatable in the air7 -
Been supporting Charlton since the early 90s and never been as gutted about losing a player. Can't believe it's been 10 years, still not over it!9
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Move on.9
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My favourite footballer ever by a country mile in the 18 years I've supported Charlton.
No one else has come close, and the ones who have were all in the same team as him.
It's both a sign of how great he was but also how far we have fallen that no one has come close since.7 -
Born in Vannes, Brittany .. I was doing some research on one of the new French scrum halves who was born in the same town.. Vannes looks like a VERY nice little seaside town, now on my list of places to see in the near future (I hope).
Incidentally, the name 'Brittany', I always assumed that Britain was named after that French region, in fact it's the opposite, the name coming from the ancient Britons fleeing the 5thc to 7th c Saxon invasions of England. Do like a lil bit of 'istory as a French scrum 'alf might say.
EDIT .. gleaned from God and Jimmy Wales's gift to modern culture and education, Wikipedia2 -
My favourite ever player and my favourite time supporting the club.2
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My second favourite ever Charlton player.
Second only to Killer, by the way. Met him twice. Lovely bloke.0 -
If he had played with Alfie when Yann was at his peak they would have got at least 50 goals between them in a season.4
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BWP did alright with him to be fair.redbuttle said:If he had played with Alfie when Yann was at his peak they would have got at least 50 goals between them in a season.2 -
& half the Covered End standing up to applaud the Great YannRizzo said:Remember him coming back as a Reading player and scoring for fun against us. Looked almost apologetic at how easy it was to demolish us.8 -
My wife was pregnant with my first child when he was playing for us and the NCT ladies said I should sing to the bump. So the bump used to get the odd rendition of "we all dream of a team of Kermogants!"10
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My two biggest regrets in 58 years supporting Charlton, selling Killer & giving away Yann. At least we got a decent fee for Killer. Not that we spent much of it on the team. ( Dick Tydeman & Hugh McAuley I think)redbuttle said:My second favourite ever Charlton player.
Second only to Killer, by the way. Met him twice. Lovely bloke.
Relegations & shit football I can take but losing those two
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Funny we were in Belgium that afternoon.Rizzo said:Remember him coming back as a Reading player and scoring for fun against us. Looked almost apologetic at how easy it was to demolish us.
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