Feel sorry for the lad- was only a year or two ago he was expected to be our next big thing but got hit by a terrible injury that put him out for a while!
Feel sorry for the lad- was only a year or two ago he was expected to be our next big thing but got hit by a terrible injury that put him out for a while!
There is a way back for him, look at Harry Arter .. hard work, determination and luck .. good luck to him.
I know its not important in the scheme of things but they really need to tidy up that office before doing a signing.
I was reading an article recently (can't for the life of me remember which one it was) where one of the guys managing in the Premiership made them spend a little money smartening up the back office, canteen, etc as he was shocked at the state of the place when he arrived and it gave the impression it was a very unprofessional outfit.
I know its not important in the scheme of things but they really need to tidy up that office before doing a signing.
I was reading an article recently (can't for the life of me remember which one it was) where one of the guys managing in the Premiership made them spend a little money smartening up the back office, canteen, etc as he was shocked at the state of the place when he arrived and it gave the impression it was a very unprofessional outfit.
£10m on a new training ground.
The delays over the sparrows lane redevelopment have left the place looking a bit shabby but I agree they could find a smarter corner somewhere.
Then again it is a players tweet not the OS. We don't know who took it.
Pleased with this. He and Lennon were excellent against Gillingham. Thomas has looked very good in all the KSC games this season, against some big old lumps...
Agree it looks untidy and certainly unglamorous. Little things are important. I'm sure not quite "official" photos but we've seen enough of them to make me think that no thought goes into this aspect of the club. A picture in the managers office would surely be better.
Buyens and Gudmundsson weren't impressed with our training Ground, The pitch or the rest of Sparrows lane with Yoni Saying it was Shit. (i was at the bar at the time and may of misheard) At Eltham Addicts from a couple of weeks ago.
They both praised the Valley Pitch saying it was the best in Championship.
Charlton can confirm that the following players will leave the club this summer, following the expiration of their current contracts Olly Groome reports
Charlton can confirm that the following players will leave the club this summer, following the expiration of their current contracts.
Tal Ben Haim Simon Church Chris Eagles Roger Johnson Lawrie Wilson Oguchi Onyewu Neil Etheridge Jack Munns Harry Osborne Harry Gerard Kadell Daniel Kurtis Cumberbatch Kieran Monlouis Rhys Browne Levander Pyke
Tal Ben Haim was a key member of the side which secured a top-half finish in the Championship last term, making 38 appearances , while Roger Johnson and Chris Eagles were brought in to help steer the Addicks back up the table in February.
Former academy product Lawrie Wilson arrived back at The Valley in 2012 and the versatile defender quickly became a fan favourite during his 108 appearances for the club, finishing runner-up in 2014's Player of the Year vote.
Meanwhile, Wales International Simon Church leaves Charlton having scored 10 goals in 63 outings during his two-year stay in SE7, including a memorable winner in the FA Cup fifth-round victory over Sheffield Wednesday in 2014.
Elsewhere, in addition to Jack Munns who has joined Cheltenham Town on a one-year deal, fellow development squad players Harry Osborne, Harry Gerard, Kadell Daniel, Kurtis Cumberbatch, Kieran Monlouis, Rhys Browne and Levander Pyke have all departed The Valley as have Neil Etheridge and Oguchi Onyewu who had both signed on deals until the end of the 2014/15 campaign.
Charlton would like to thank the players released and wish them well for the fututre.
Ok – so of the remaining senior players this is how I see our squad breaking down – would be interested in how others see our squad shaping up with regards to these categories;
Good enough for a top six XI
Henderson Solly Gomez Gudmundson Cousins
Good enough for a mid table XI/top six squad
Bikey Wiggins Fox Diarra Igor Watt
Not good enough for either
Nego Jackson LePoint Moussa Harriott Reza Polish Pete Pigott Tucudean
Buyens and Gudmundsson weren't impressed with our training Ground, The pitch or the rest of Sparrows lane with Yoni Saying it was Shit. (i was at the bar at the time and may of misheard) At Eltham Addicts from a couple of weeks ago.
They both praised the Valley Pitch saying it was the best in Championship.
No you heard right, you just can't communicate the the emphasisee he put on "its Shiiiiiit!"
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(Think I am getting a bit mixed up with Osbourne with Lennon)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Lennon
http://www.soccerbase.com/players/player.sd?player_id=68945
I don't know how long the deal is for.
Is Konsa the lad from Man City?
I was reading an article recently (can't for the life of me remember which one it was) where one of the guys managing in the Premiership made them spend a little money smartening up the back office, canteen, etc as he was shocked at the state of the place when he arrived and it gave the impression it was a very unprofessional outfit.
The delays over the sparrows lane redevelopment have left the place looking a bit shabby but I agree they could find a smarter corner somewhere.
Then again it is a players tweet not the OS. We don't know who took it.
The pitch or the rest of Sparrows lane with Yoni Saying it was Shit.
(i was at the bar at the time and may of misheard)
At Eltham Addicts from a couple of weeks ago.
They both praised the Valley Pitch saying it was the best in Championship.
Charlton can confirm that the following players will leave the club this summer, following the expiration of their current contracts
Olly Groome reports
Charlton can confirm that the following players will leave the club this summer, following the expiration of their current contracts.
Tal Ben Haim
Simon Church
Chris Eagles
Roger Johnson
Lawrie Wilson
Oguchi Onyewu
Neil Etheridge
Jack Munns
Harry Osborne
Harry Gerard
Kadell Daniel
Kurtis Cumberbatch
Kieran Monlouis
Rhys Browne
Levander Pyke
Tal Ben Haim was a key member of the side which secured a top-half finish in the Championship last term, making 38 appearances , while Roger Johnson and Chris Eagles were brought in to help steer the Addicks back up the table in February.
Former academy product Lawrie Wilson arrived back at The Valley in 2012 and the versatile defender quickly became a fan favourite during his 108 appearances for the club, finishing runner-up in 2014's Player of the Year vote.
Meanwhile, Wales International Simon Church leaves Charlton having scored 10 goals in 63 outings during his two-year stay in SE7, including a memorable winner in the FA Cup fifth-round victory over Sheffield Wednesday in 2014.
Elsewhere, in addition to Jack Munns who has joined Cheltenham Town on a one-year deal, fellow development squad players Harry Osborne, Harry Gerard, Kadell Daniel, Kurtis Cumberbatch, Kieran Monlouis, Rhys Browne and Levander Pyke have all departed The Valley as have Neil Etheridge and Oguchi Onyewu who had both signed on deals until the end of the 2014/15 campaign.
Charlton would like to thank the players released and wish them well for the fututre.
Good enough for a top six XI
Henderson
Solly
Gomez
Gudmundson
Cousins
Good enough for a mid table XI/top six squad
Bikey
Wiggins
Fox
Diarra
Igor
Watt
Not good enough for either
Nego
Jackson
LePoint
Moussa
Harriott
Reza
Polish Pete
Pigott
Tucudean