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Former Charlton players who arrived with high hopes but hardly ever played (due to injury, etc.)

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    Terry Naylor, a great player for us who broke his leg, I think against west ham in a psf.
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    Niel Redfearn.
    Jimmy floyd hasselbaink
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    Niel Redfearn.
    Jimmy floyd hasselbaink

    ITS BLOODY SPELT N-E-I-L... Grrrr
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    Graham Tutt
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    shirty5 said:

    Graham Tutt

    Wasn't Tutt a former colt?

    An academy graduate in modern speak.
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    Robbie Mustoe
    Rueben Agboola
    Peter Guthrie
    Jim McDonagh
    Chris Wilder
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    Niel Redfearn.
    Jimmy floyd hasselbaink

    ITS BLOODY SPELT N-E-I-L... Grrrr
    Clam down dear.

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    C a l m
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    Anil koc
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    Gavin peacock
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    shirty5 said:

    Graham Tutt

    Whaat??
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    Matt Holmes... Kevin Muscat was a right bastard for that tackle

    Holmes would have turned into a bit of a Charlton hero in my opinion. In the little we saw he was a cracking signing.
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    Carl Tiler
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    John Pender played great for 40 odd games then got injured at plough lane ,and only played afew games after that.
    Chris WHYTE from LEEDS was also useful until his injury.Geoff Scott got done at Chelsea early 80s.
    Now the boot was on the other foot re Simon Webster going to West-Ham.
    All centrebacks something in the water maybe.
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    Simon walton
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    Yassin got crocked early in his time at ours and was never the same after that I know a lot on here seem to dislike him but he had the potential to be quality Just my opnion
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    Terry Naylor, a great player for us who broke his leg, I think against west ham in a psf.

    It was, was my favourite player at the time, don't think he played a game after that.
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    Hayden Mullins
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    magic1999 said:

    Yassin got crocked early in his time at ours and was never the same after that I know a lot on here seem to dislike him but he had the potential to be quality Just my opnion

    We lost 2-1 to Stoke in front of the cameras and he looked one of our best players, sadly got injured soon after and like you say was never the same
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    Niel Redfearn.
    Jimmy floyd hasselbaink

    ITS BLOODY SPELT N-E-I-L... Grrrr
    Neil calm down mate.
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    edited July 2015
    magic1999 said:

    Yassin got crocked early in his time at ours and was never the same after that I know a lot on here seem to dislike him but he had the potential to be quality Just my opnion

    He was decent before that assault on him up at Stoke.
    Vincenzo said:

    Gonzalo Sorondo.

    That's a great shout.

    I'll add Hasselbaink to the list as well. He was getting on a bit but thought he'd still do a job for us. Seemed to be his attitude more than ability though.
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    Dazzler21 said:

    Niel Redfearn.
    Jimmy floyd hasselbaink

    ITS BLOODY SPELT N-E-I-L... Grrrr
    Neil calm down mate.
    Am sorry... I know I lasted only one season but I was this club's first ever £1m player and it would be nice if people could get my name right (Sob!)
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    edited July 2015
    Vincenzo said:

    Gonzalo Sorondo.

    He was very injury prone, on top of that it didn't help that he got done by an atrocious challenge by Fabregas at The Valley. Apart from that he was like Rowett, quiet good when he could get on the pitch but it didn't happen often enough.
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    Izale McCloud & Luke Varney
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    Izale McCloud & Luke Varney

    Varney played a lot?
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    Dazzler21 said:

    Izale McCloud & Luke Varney

    Varney played a lot?
    Had high hopes, but ultimately he was pretty shite
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    fair enough this is a Former Charlton players who arrived with high hopes but hardly ever played (due to injury, etc.) thread.

    I never thought Varney was shite, He was like a good version of Si Churchinho he was a hard worker who never looked overly likely to score but got some assists.

    Years Team Apps† (Gls)†
    2000–2003 Quorn
    2003–2007 Crewe Alexandra 95 (27)
    2007–2009 Charlton Athletic 57 (10)
    2008–2009 → Derby County (loan) 7 (1)
    2009–2011 Derby County 5 (1)
    2009–2010 → Sheffield Wednesday (loan) 43 (11)
    2010–2011 → Blackpool (loan) 30 (5)
    2011–2012 Portsmouth 30 (6)
    2012–2014 Leeds United 45 (6)
    2014 → Blackburn Rovers (loan) 12 (0)
    2014–2015 Blackburn Rovers 11 (0)
    2015 → Ipswich Town (loan) 10 (1)
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    Dazzler21 said:

    fair enough this is a Former Charlton players who arrived with high hopes but hardly ever played (due to injury, etc.) thread.

    I never thought Varney was shite, He was like a good version of Si Churchinho he was a hard worker who never looked overly likely to score but got some assists.

    Years Team Apps† (Gls)†
    2000–2003 Quorn
    2003–2007 Crewe Alexandra 95 (27)
    2007–2009 Charlton Athletic 57 (10)
    2008–2009 → Derby County (loan) 7 (1)
    2009–2011 Derby County 5 (1)
    2009–2010 → Sheffield Wednesday (loan) 43 (11)
    2010–2011 → Blackpool (loan) 30 (5)
    2011–2012 Portsmouth 30 (6)
    2012–2014 Leeds United 45 (6)
    2014 → Blackburn Rovers (loan) 12 (0)
    2014–2015 Blackburn Rovers 11 (0)
    2015 → Ipswich Town (loan) 10 (1)

    68 goals in 345 games. Averaging about 8 a season....that's about twice as many as (non-goalscorer) paddy Powell scored in his spells at Charlton (35 in 358 games).
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    Djimi Traoré
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