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Callum Harriott
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Am I wrong though?hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I love the judgmental 'he could have avoided' this tone on here.Todds_right_hook said:
Bold assumption on my part here, I assume he was married when this happened? if he went home to his wife and kids that night rather than go off with two woman, he wouldn't have needed the law to protect him.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
The law is not there to judge people's morality - some strange comments on here.kentaddick said:
Agreed. The moral of this story is don’t cheat on your partner.DubaiCAFC said:Awful for him to go through this.. But let's not forget he was a married man at this point and had young children.. He put himself in the situation..
im glad that justice has been served and I feel sorry for him for the metal anguish this has caused him and feel sorry that his career may have been ended over this. But he could have avoided this by not putting himself in that position.
if his marriage was over, I'm still glad justice has been served and still feel sorry for him for possibly losing his career.Either way, I hope he can now move on and be a success at whatever he does next, inside or outside of football.
if he was married at the time he shouldn't have put himself in that position should he? Would you put yourself in that position?
did you read my post? Did I give a married and non married view?
what did my closing paragraph say?
apart from that, great well thought through and considered response 👏🏻0 -
I read what you said and thought some of it was pointless, judgmental and sanctimonious. Obviously you don't.Todds_right_hook said:
Am I wrong though?hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I love the judgmental 'he could have avoided' this tone on here.Todds_right_hook said:
Bold assumption on my part here, I assume he was married when this happened? if he went home to his wife and kids that night rather than go off with two woman, he wouldn't have needed the law to protect him.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
The law is not there to judge people's morality - some strange comments on here.kentaddick said:
Agreed. The moral of this story is don’t cheat on your partner.DubaiCAFC said:Awful for him to go through this.. But let's not forget he was a married man at this point and had young children.. He put himself in the situation..
im glad that justice has been served and I feel sorry for him for the metal anguish this has caused him and feel sorry that his career may have been ended over this. But he could have avoided this by not putting himself in that position.
if his marriage was over, I'm still glad justice has been served and still feel sorry for him for possibly losing his career.Either way, I hope he can now move on and be a success at whatever he does next, inside or outside of football.
if he was married at the time he shouldn't have put himself in that position should he? Would you put yourself in that position?
did you read my post? Did I give a married and non married view?
what did my closing paragraph say?
apart from that, great well thought through and considered response 👏🏻1 -
You've ignored the question. If you were a married man in his position, would you have gone home to your family or would you have gone with the two woman?hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I read what you said and thought some of it was pointless, judgmental and sanctimonious. Obviously you don't.Todds_right_hook said:
Am I wrong though?hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I love the judgmental 'he could have avoided' this tone on here.Todds_right_hook said:
Bold assumption on my part here, I assume he was married when this happened? if he went home to his wife and kids that night rather than go off with two woman, he wouldn't have needed the law to protect him.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
The law is not there to judge people's morality - some strange comments on here.kentaddick said:
Agreed. The moral of this story is don’t cheat on your partner.DubaiCAFC said:Awful for him to go through this.. But let's not forget he was a married man at this point and had young children.. He put himself in the situation..
im glad that justice has been served and I feel sorry for him for the metal anguish this has caused him and feel sorry that his career may have been ended over this. But he could have avoided this by not putting himself in that position.
if his marriage was over, I'm still glad justice has been served and still feel sorry for him for possibly losing his career.Either way, I hope he can now move on and be a success at whatever he does next, inside or outside of football.
if he was married at the time he shouldn't have put himself in that position should he? Would you put yourself in that position?
did you read my post? Did I give a married and non married view?
what did my closing paragraph say?
apart from that, great well thought through and considered response 👏🏻0 -
Saying he shouldn't have put himself in that position sounds an awful lot like victim blaming to me tbh. That's just my opinion though.
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depends, what do they look like?Todds_right_hook said:
You've ignored the question. If you were a married man in his position, would you have gone home to your family or would you have gone with the two woman?hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I read what you said and thought some of it was pointless, judgmental and sanctimonious. Obviously you don't.Todds_right_hook said:
Am I wrong though?hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
I love the judgmental 'he could have avoided' this tone on here.Todds_right_hook said:
Bold assumption on my part here, I assume he was married when this happened? if he went home to his wife and kids that night rather than go off with two woman, he wouldn't have needed the law to protect him.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
The law is not there to judge people's morality - some strange comments on here.kentaddick said:
Agreed. The moral of this story is don’t cheat on your partner.DubaiCAFC said:Awful for him to go through this.. But let's not forget he was a married man at this point and had young children.. He put himself in the situation..
im glad that justice has been served and I feel sorry for him for the metal anguish this has caused him and feel sorry that his career may have been ended over this. But he could have avoided this by not putting himself in that position.
if his marriage was over, I'm still glad justice has been served and still feel sorry for him for possibly losing his career.Either way, I hope he can now move on and be a success at whatever he does next, inside or outside of football.
if he was married at the time he shouldn't have put himself in that position should he? Would you put yourself in that position?
did you read my post? Did I give a married and non married view?
what did my closing paragraph say?
apart from that, great well thought through and considered response 👏🏻7 -
and I knew his wife well as she worked in my department in the same company. It is her I feel sorry for. I used to chat to her quite a lot. About the time Harriot left Charlton she left less than a year later. It is her I feel sorry for.DubaiCAFC said:Awful for him to go through this.. But let's not forget he was a married man at this point and had young children.. He put himself in the situation..0 -
Joined Gillingham as a free agent.1
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Good luck to him - deserves for things to go well in the remainder of his career.0
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Good luck Mr Harriott 👍0
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A decent move for him, and indeed for Gillingham, as he's a decent player at L2 level, and they badly need some creativity1
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Another one we missed out on then 😄Richard J said:Joined Gillingham as a free agent.3 -
Hope it all works out well5
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So do I, if it is who I think it is I used to work with her.0
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I'm assuming he lives reasonably close to us. Given that we need a winger/10 and he needs a local salary to support his family, surely a deal could be done? Win/win for both and wouldn't break the bank, while demonstrating Charlton values, and he was never less than a committed effective player.3
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No no no. That’s not a win win. That’s a win for him and very likely to be a loss for us.1
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I appreciate that we are shite, but i don't think we're that desperate. He's a 30 year old struggling to get a game in non-league football.Gisappointed said:I'm assuming he lives reasonably close to us. Given that we need a winger/10 and he needs a local salary to support his family, surely a deal could be done? Win/win for both and wouldn't break the bank, while demonstrating Charlton values, and he was never less than a committed effective player.
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Seven years in the Championship. OK he's not going to single handledly propel us to promotion places, but would be a useful, cheap alternative to ex-Luton cloggers. He is also a fighter, something we lack.1
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Best wishes to his wife and hope she beats this dreadful disease.8
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Luke Berry was playing Premier League football and scoring last season. Whilst Callum Harriott has managed a dozen games in the National League over the past three years. Also, his wife is obviously quite poorly and clearly he wants to spend time with his family.Gisappointed said:Seven years in the Championship. OK he's not going to single handledly propel us to promotion places, but would be a useful, cheap alternative to ex-Luton cloggers. He is also a fighter, something we lack.
I'd rather see Dixon given a shot, he's fit, young and ready to go.5 - Sponsored links:
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Signed for Ebbsfleet last week and scored for them over the weekend.12
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Good for him, wishing him the best.Charlton_Stu said:Signed for Ebbsfleet last week and scored for them over the weekend.8 -
After ton8ght I can safely say that Dixon is not ready to go.PopIcon said:
Luke Berry was playing Premier League football and scoring last season. Whilst Callum Harriott has managed a dozen games in the National League over the past three years. Also, his wife is obviously quite poorly and clearly he wants to spend time with his family.Gisappointed said:Seven years in the Championship. OK he's not going to single handledly propel us to promotion places, but would be a useful, cheap alternative to ex-Luton cloggers. He is also a fighter, something we lack.
I'd rather see Dixon given a shot, he's fit, young and ready to go.0
