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Yann's Departure (Confirmed p14)

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  • Hartleypete
    Hartleypete Posts: 4,699

    Its not looking good for a fourth straight win against Leicester, is it?

    Be lucky if we have 4 fit players!

  • thai malaysia addick
    thai malaysia addick Posts: 18,336
    edited January 2014

    We haven't had a player as good as him in the air since Shaun Bartlett and Yann is arguably better than him.

    With all due respect, I think Bartlett was a serious cut above Yann. I think it's easy to forget how much higher the standard is in the Premiership. This doesn't, of course, lessen Yann's importance to the team right now.
  • I'm so so so gutted !! But ..

    I just have a strong feeling that he'll reject them and stay with us , I think he'll have a word with Powell aswell persuading him to see it out till the end of the season - Yann doesn't want to leave

    Maybe I'm clutching at straws ?
  • Addickted
    Addickted Posts: 19,456
    Not sure about SD's quote, but Powell knows what players have been offered new Contracts and knows which one's haven't signed them.

    If they haven't signed on the dotted line (for whatever reason) then he knows that they are going to be open to offers from elsewhere. He's been in the game long enough to know how these things works. And none of this will surprise him.

    It's all about FFP. We need to cut our cloth accordingly and RD has made it clear we will. We can afford what we can afford - and if X thousand pounds a week for 2/3 years contract for a player is not enough for them, then they will go elsewhere - assuming there is someone else who wants them.

    The only direction for non prem players wages in the future is downwards. The only way we can attract better players is to earn more money.

    Everyone on here who chucks in the towell, doesn't renew or stops buying tickets for home games makes the situation worse, not better as far as I'm concerned.
  • cabbles
    cabbles Posts: 15,256
    Now didn't I read somewhere that RD wants to improve the experience of match day and coming to a game. I'll give you some insight into what would improve my (and I hope I speak for the majority of fans) experience. An owner that doesn't pull the rug out from underneath the feet of a manager who has given blood for the cause of the club. An owner who doesn't sell your best player behind the manager's back. An owner who doesn't belittle us by bringing in a stable of unknown Tin Tins from that very competitive league that is the Belgian first division. All of the above will contribute to a very poor match day experience. Unless this guy is planning to deliver 5/6 actual signings between now and Friday, I think he's going to get a very hostile introduction from the fans over the next few months.
  • Redmidland
    Redmidland Posts: 44,700
    If this has been done without CP knowing then that is poor and disrespectful management of the highest order. Some people will say that as the owner of the club he can do what he likes.....yes they are right he can......but that doesn't make it right and if it were YOU how would you feel if where you currently work did the same to you? I manage a large number people, but if my manager came to me and said "oh by the way I've sent your star performer to a.n other department" without at least discussing with me first, I would most probably resign as I could not manage without trust in my manager. This, if true is very shoddy.
  • Personally feel Yann is a very talented footballer. Think he has not been snapped up previously by a Fulham, Swansea, Norwich, Soton type club due to his age.

    He has still managed to show enormous skill, as well as battling qualities, in a Charlton team that has played a largely "safe" and dull style- and that's not a dig at SCP, as he has been very successful using this style on a virtually non existent budget.

    A Yann in a strong ball playing side would be a hell of a player. But even a Yann in a shoe string Charlton side is a huge talisman.

    Please don't go Yann!!!!!!!
  • Bedsaddick
    Bedsaddick Posts: 24,741

    Its not looking good for a fourth straight win against Leicester, is it?

    Guess who Bournemouth have this Saturday .......
  • C_A_F_C
    C_A_F_C Posts: 3,866



    Its not looking good for a fourth straight win against Leicester, is it?

    Guess who Bournemouth have this Saturday .......
    Birmingham?
  • SE9
    SE9 Posts: 809
    Time to realise Church could be our saviour at this point in time.........










    Lets all find our nearest one a pray!
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  • With Kermorgant looking like he'll be joining Bournemouth www.transfermarket.co.uk and Wikipedia are listing Reza Ghoochannejhad as a Charlton player, a six month loan deal it looks like
  • Exiled_Addick
    Exiled_Addick Posts: 17,168

    We haven't had a player as good as him in the air since Shaun Bartlett and Yann is arguably better than him.

    With all due respect, I think Bartlett was a serious cut above Yann. I think it's easy to forget how much higher the standard is in the Premiership. This doesn't, of course, lessen Yann's importance to the team right now.
    No, you misunderstand - Yann wins as many headers as Bartlett and his flick ons are arguably more accurate. Agree overall Bartlett was the better player, although if Yann had knuckled down more in his younger years and was blessed with a bit more pace I'd say his physique and technique is good enough to play in the Premier League.
  • Huskaris
    Huskaris Posts: 9,850
    So when are we doing a Liege and having a riot outside the Valley?
  • stonewallpenalty
    stonewallpenalty Posts: 3,842
    edited January 2014
    If he really didn't want to go he could just go in and say i want £300,000 a week and refuse to budge.
  • We haven't had a player as good as him in the air since Shaun Bartlett and Yann is arguably better than him.

    With all due respect, I think Bartlett was a serious cut above Yann. I think it's easy to forget how much higher the standard is in the Premiership. This doesn't, of course, lessen Yann's importance to the team right now.
    No, you misunderstand - Yann wins as many headers as Bartlett and his flick ons are arguably more accurate. Agree overall Bartlett was the better player, although if Yann had knuckled down more in his younger years and was blessed with a bit more pace I'd say his physique and technique is good enough to play in the Premier League.
    Fair enough, Exiled. I wasn't trying to pick a fight. I just thought that Bartlett was a high quality front man, who unsettled the best of defenders. I think you are spot on. I do wonder if Yann wasted a part of his career and could have made it to a higher standard or whether he just improved at a late stage.
  • SE9
    SE9 Posts: 809
    edited January 2014
    Huskaris said:

    So when are we doing a Liege and having a riot outside the Valley?

    Goonerhater is filling up bottles with petrol as we speak. Plans are in place for the riot.












    *this is a joke* if the police are reading

  • Goonerhater
    Goonerhater Posts: 12,677
    remember when people use to say about Bartlett that he only played well when his contract was due for renewal ? Strange how its now the players aint playing because teir contracts are up for renewal.
  • Huskaris said:

    So when are we doing a Liege and having a riot outside the Valley?

    If we do it inside, it might sort the pitch out.
  • Exiled_Addick
    Exiled_Addick Posts: 17,168

    We haven't had a player as good as him in the air since Shaun Bartlett and Yann is arguably better than him.

    With all due respect, I think Bartlett was a serious cut above Yann. I think it's easy to forget how much higher the standard is in the Premiership. This doesn't, of course, lessen Yann's importance to the team right now.
    No, you misunderstand - Yann wins as many headers as Bartlett and his flick ons are arguably more accurate. Agree overall Bartlett was the better player, although if Yann had knuckled down more in his younger years and was blessed with a bit more pace I'd say his physique and technique is good enough to play in the Premier League.
    Fair enough, Exiled. I wasn't trying to pick a fight. I just thought that Bartlett was a high quality front man, who unsettled the best of defenders. I think you are spot on. I do wonder if Yann wasted a part of his career and could have made it to a higher standard or whether he just improved at a late stage.
    Neither was I Thai, it's all good, I just wanted to clarify so I don't come across as even more of moron than usual.

  • kentred2
    kentred2 Posts: 2,336
    ON THE PITCH. On second thoughts ....
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  • We haven't had a player as good as him in the air since Shaun Bartlett and Yann is arguably better than him.

    With all due respect, I think Bartlett was a serious cut above Yann. I think it's easy to forget how much higher the standard is in the Premiership. This doesn't, of course, lessen Yann's importance to the team right now.
    No, you misunderstand - Yann wins as many headers as Bartlett and his flick ons are arguably more accurate. Agree overall Bartlett was the better player, although if Yann had knuckled down more in his younger years and was blessed with a bit more pace I'd say his physique and technique is good enough to play in the Premier League.
    Fair enough, Exiled. I wasn't trying to pick a fight. I just thought that Bartlett was a high quality front man, who unsettled the best of defenders. I think you are spot on. I do wonder if Yann wasted a part of his career and could have made it to a higher standard or whether he just improved at a late stage.
    He had cancer when a teenager and couldn't play and develop his game for a number of crucial years.
  • That's pretty similar addickted to what I was told

    The offer was an increase and was not a disrespectful offer for a club in the bottom 3 of the championship who has had serious financially issues for a whole year for a 32 year old striker.
  • waldo
    waldo Posts: 495

    We haven't had a player as good as him in the air since Shaun Bartlett and Yann is arguably better than him.

    With all due respect, I think Bartlett was a serious cut above Yann. I think it's easy to forget how much higher the standard is in the Premiership. This doesn't, of course, lessen Yann's importance to the team right now.
    No, you misunderstand - Yann wins as many headers as Bartlett and his flick ons are arguably more accurate. Agree overall Bartlett was the better player, although if Yann had knuckled down more in his younger years and was blessed with a bit more pace I'd say his physique and technique is good enough to play in the Premier League.
    Fair enough, Exiled. I wasn't trying to pick a fight. I just thought that Bartlett was a high quality front man, who unsettled the best of defenders. I think you are spot on. I do wonder if Yann wasted a part of his career and could have made it to a higher standard or whether he just improved at a late stage.
    I am not sure how much Yann 'wasted' his career but did he not have Leukaemia for two years?
  • Exiled_Addick
    Exiled_Addick Posts: 17,168
    Uboat said:

    Just told my 14 year old daughter Yann was leaving. It was a genuinely awful moment. I could see her welling up.

    She then referred to our new owner as Roland Dickknobhead, which I would normally pick her up on, as she's a well brought young lady, but on this occasion I let it go.

    Oh dear, I suspect that name may come to stick!
  • Uboat said:

    Just told my 14 year old daughter Yann was leaving. It was a genuinely awful moment. I could see her welling up.

    She then referred to our new owner as Roland Dickknobhead, which I would normally pick her up on, as she's a well brought young lady, but on this occasion I let it go.

    Oh dear, I suspect that name may come to stick!
    It's pronounced 'Do shat ellay' and, barring miracles between now and the end of the window, maybe that's how it should be spelled
  • sammy391
    sammy391 Posts: 3,782

    That's pretty similar addickted to what I was told

    The offer was an increase and was not a disrespectful offer for a club in the bottom 3 of the championship who has had serious financially issues for a whole year for a 32 year old striker.

    Has he declined the offer ? Or maybe shopping around
  • vff
    vff Posts: 6,881

    When Charlton sell their best players to Bournemouth we know we are fucked.

    Bournemouth are not so bad. Good manager, owners appear sensible and relatively sane and are investing in the team. No mad strategy just solid investment.
  • the only player at Charlton worth watching , he can do stuff I cant even think of with a football , gutted he's gonna go
    and as mentioned above he is worth sooo much more than £400k to us , without a shedload of decent arrivals he was the only chance of us staying up
    just been telling my son about Kermorgant and he's gutted , thats the player he wants to be although i call him Church when he fluffs anything up
    gutted the mercurial Frenchman going is painful

    only Charlton could have a takeover and window as wanky as this
  • palcafc
    palcafc Posts: 394
    I feel more depressed at this time, about CAFC, than when we were relegated to League 1. What is RD upto?