Not only did the Turkish Bursaspor reported to Tom De Sutter. Also Charlton, the English club Standard-owner Roland Duchâtelet and coach Guy Luzon, has jumped into the dance. Club Brugge has let his 29-year-old striker know that it keeps him rather. Koen van Uytvange
From England we received the information that De Sutter received a proposal from Katrien Meire, the CEO who owns Roland Duchâtelet his English team put down. An offer that De Sutter certainly pleases. In an earlier interview with this newspaper last year said De Sutter Charlton: 'Sports include English second division is not interesting. You do not play the European or the title. But you play football each week to 20,000. The experience is better than in Belgium. Take Charlton. You can live in London, leading a great life, playing in a great competition. That would make me say something. "
The Sutter does not say in advance no to a foreign adventure. He said earlier that he would like to taste from a different culture. Moreover, the 14-fold Red Devil realizes that at his age the foreign interest will no longer increase.
Read here how much money will pay for the Turkish Bursaspor De Sutter and for how Club Brugge De Sutter will let go.
Noticed this article mentions us, I can't translate on my phone thou.
The interest comes mainly from Turkey, but would also Roland Duchâtelet interfere in the debates. The strong man among other Standard and Charlton Athletic De Sutter would like to get to England. A deal that seems definitely ruled out. The fact Sutter had recently been looking at his cards in Het Nieuwsblad . "Sports include English second division is not interesting. You do not play the European or the title. But you play football each week to 20,000. The perception is better than in Belgium. Take Charlton. You can live in London, leading a wonderful life , playing in a great competition. That would be me to say something, "it sounded when.
When google translated I can't make a word of sense out of that, the quote makes it sound like he wants to come here but at the same time really doesn't want to come here
Noticed this article mentions us, I can't translate on my phone thou.
The interest comes mainly from Turkey, but would also Roland Duchâtelet interfere in the debates. The strong man among other Standard and Charlton Athletic De Sutter would like to get to England. A deal that seems definitely ruled out. The fact Sutter had recently been looking at his cards in Het Nieuwsblad . "Sports include English second division is not interesting. You do not play the European or the title. But you play football each week to 20,000. The perception is better than in Belgium. Take Charlton. You can live in London, leading a wonderful life , playing in a great competition. That would be me to say something, "it sounded when.
When google translated I can't make a word of sense out of that, the quote makes it sound like he wants to come here but at the same time really doesn't want to come here
Maybe the conversation between him and his club was something like:
"Tom, we've had a good offer for you from a club based in London. What do you think?"
"London? Brilliant. I've always wanted to live in London and experience English football. Which team?"
Source : Club Secretary, Chris Parkes confirmed yesterday and harrased him by Sparrows Lane. he could not confirm names but did say two more signings were close to be completed and hopefully will be annouced by end of this week would assume one of these is Bulot?
De Sutter looks like he could be a decent player. Think he's around 6'3 and he's scored a fair few in his time, think this could potentially be the player we've been crying out for a long time - then again, I'm never totally convinced that a player is going to set the world alight in England just because they've done so abroad. Still feel it's a risk worth taking though.
I told you guys almost a year ago, De Sutter was interested in a transfer to Charlton. (He's really very good - prefer him to the likes of Lukaku or Benteke).
I told you guys almost a year ago, De Sutter was interested in a transfer to Charlton. (He's really very good - prefer him to the likes of Lukaku or Benteke).
The problem is Lukaku and Benteke are both worth 20m+ whereas De Sutter is probably worth a tenth of that, and there will be a multitude of reasons for that
Although this was 2 years ago, he looks too good for us.
He scores with his head, his right, his left & even when he's on the floor.
Could have said that of JBG last season though, no? And if he is THAT good then why has no other club gone for him since the 12/13 season? Although I do admit he looks like he has got great ability and composure. I would not say no to him joining.
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From England we received the information that De Sutter received a proposal from Katrien Meire, the CEO who owns Roland Duchâtelet his English team put down. An offer that De Sutter certainly pleases. In an earlier interview with this newspaper last year said De Sutter Charlton: 'Sports include English second division is not interesting. You do not play the European or the title. But you play football each week to 20,000. The experience is better than in Belgium. Take Charlton. You can live in London, leading a great life, playing in a great competition. That would make me say something. "
The Sutter does not say in advance no to a foreign adventure. He said earlier that he would like to taste from a different culture. Moreover, the 14-fold Red Devil realizes that at his age the foreign interest will no longer increase.
Read here how much money will pay for the Turkish Bursaspor De Sutter and for how Club Brugge De Sutter will let go.
"Tom, we've had a good offer for you from a club based in London. What do you think?"
"London? Brilliant. I've always wanted to live in London and experience English football. Which team?"
"Charlton Athletic."
"Hmmm... On second thoughts..."
We can't be expected to wait that long. Kola would have signed 20 players by now.
He scores with his head, his right, his left & even when he's on the floor.
(Other than Alan de Wanker Pardew of course)
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