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He was potentially but that was the issue. He was thrown into a team alongside several other players that also had potential, but lacked experience. In some cases players were completely new to English football. He never really had a chance, that squad was never going to do well at that level.harveys_gardener said:
I think Ba was a decent footballer. Just bought by Sochaux so probably playing at a higher level than us. I think there were issues that stopped him playing. Did someone say that despite being with Mackems for a year, he could barely speak English.kentaddick said:Thought he was quality from day one. He made Ba look like a decent footballer when we were in the championship, that's how good he is. Just needs to stay fit...
Perhaps if he had dropped down to League 1 into a team without any expectations beyond a mid table finish he'd have developed into a good player over time. Looks like Sochaux are only in the French second tier so that doesn't suggest he's done that just yet.2 -
No players through, his guarantee
He's the Charlton, Ngolo Kante
North or south, rain or shine
He'll slap your head tonight
God bless our Kashi
Viva our Kashi
Long live our Kashi
C'est magnifique our Kashi
Magnifique our Kashi
Don't think it really works and lacks the primary rule for chants: keep it simple. But hey ho1 -
Flashy flashy
Kashi Kashi0 -
"Rockin the Kashi"
League 1 teams don't like it...whoo ohh
Rockin the Kashi, Rockin the Kashi
repeat
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Whats the bets he's sold in January ?0
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I love to see him tied down with a pen in his hand as he's forced to sign a new ContractThe_President said:Whats the bets he's sold in January ?
When is that up for him? - Is it this year or next? - As that should become priority between now and January!!2 -
I'd be really surprised if he signed a new contract, as it runs out this year. IF we go up, he might stay, but if we don't there's no way (if fit) that he'll want to stay on for 3rd division English footballForeverAddickted said:
I love to see him tied down with a pen in his hand as he's forced to sign a new ContractThe_President said:Whats the bets he's sold in January ?
When is that up for him? - Is it this year or next? - As that should become priority between now and January!!
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Went to lunch with my FC Metz supporting colleague today , and got on to talking about Kashi (who we signed Kashi from), he said ' Very good player, tackles with his head' which I thought was a very good,typically French, way of putting it !8
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Oh that's such a great way of putting it. Gonna use that one.The_President said:Went to lunch with my FC Metz supporting colleague today , and got on to talking about Kashi (who we signed Kashi from), he said ' Very good player, tackles with his head' which I thought was a very good,typically French, way of putting it !
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Handsome, great footballer, handy around the house, what can't he do?Scoham said:
Worryingly that's not the case. They're putting him at risk by letting him hold a power drill.addickfanatic said:Wrap him up in bubble wrap between games, the mans a legend in the making.
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Also always nice to see players doing something in the community. Obviously English isn't his first language, might not even be his second, so very pleased for him that he's up there taking questions.11 -
Theres only one Ahmed Kashi
One Ahmed Kashi
Had a long holiday
Now he's back here to stay
Walking in a Kashi Wonderland
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If he's fit as 2018 arrives, the odds will be very very long on him still playing for Charlton in February.The_President said:Whats the bets he's sold in January ?
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Top end championship player imo13
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Maybe I am too optimistic but I get the feeling he will stay the whole season - what happens next depends on where we are.StigThundercock said:
If he's fit as 2018 arrives, the odds will be very very long on him still playing for Charlton in February.The_President said:Whats the bets he's sold in January ?
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I agree. Or at least I want to believe. I remain very hopeful that's he's settling well in London. He could become an absolute club legend if he sticks around.stonemuse said:
Maybe I am too optimistic but I get the feeling he will stay the whole season - what happens next depends on where we are.StigThundercock said:
If he's fit as 2018 arrives, the odds will be very very long on him still playing for Charlton in February.The_President said:Whats the bets he's sold in January ?
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As an Algerian descendant all I can say to that is: Inshalla...SDAddick said:
I agree. Or at least I want to believe. I remain very hopeful that's he's settling well in London. He could become an absolute club legend if he sticks around.stonemuse said:
Maybe I am too optimistic but I get the feeling he will stay the whole season - what happens next depends on where we are.StigThundercock said:
If he's fit as 2018 arrives, the odds will be very very long on him still playing for Charlton in February.The_President said:Whats the bets he's sold in January ?
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Ah cool, I learned something new today. Absolutely agree, hope he's around and slapping players for years to come.LennyLowrent said:
As an Algerian descendant all I can say to that is: Inshalla...SDAddick said:
I agree. Or at least I want to believe. I remain very hopeful that's he's settling well in London. He could become an absolute club legend if he sticks around.stonemuse said:
Maybe I am too optimistic but I get the feeling he will stay the whole season - what happens next depends on where we are.StigThundercock said:
If he's fit as 2018 arrives, the odds will be very very long on him still playing for Charlton in February.The_President said:Whats the bets he's sold in January ?
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The phrase "inshallah" as I understand it (feel free to correct me @LennyLowrent or anyone else!), roughly translates as "god willing", as in, "we'll get 3 points this week, god willing."LennyLowrent said:
As an Algerian descendant all I can say to that is: Inshalla...SDAddick said:
I agree. Or at least I want to believe. I remain very hopeful that's he's settling well in London. He could become an absolute club legend if he sticks around.stonemuse said:
Maybe I am too optimistic but I get the feeling he will stay the whole season - what happens next depends on where we are.StigThundercock said:
If he's fit as 2018 arrives, the odds will be very very long on him still playing for Charlton in February.The_President said:Whats the bets he's sold in January ?
However, in Dubai (maybe other places too?) the phrase has developed another meaning to expats. When a workman says he'll do something by a certain time, then follows it with 'inshallah', it basically means it just ain't gonna happen. It's basically making an excuse before the event, i.e. 'God did not will it'.
Trouble is, if you challenge them and say "no, not inshallah, it needs to be finished on time", they get really pissed off.
Anyway, the point is, please don't say 'inshallah' about Kashi's fitness, because to me that means he'll probably lose his foot in a freak threshing accident tomorrow.
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Sorry, but from the Charlton point of view it's probably just as well that they've been eliminated from the world cup. From the potential showcase angle, as well as injury/long season angle.LennyLowrent said:
As an Algerian descendant all I can say to that is: Inshalla...SDAddick said:
I agree. Or at least I want to believe. I remain very hopeful that's he's settling well in London. He could become an absolute club legend if he sticks around.stonemuse said:
Maybe I am too optimistic but I get the feeling he will stay the whole season - what happens next depends on where we are.StigThundercock said:
If he's fit as 2018 arrives, the odds will be very very long on him still playing for Charlton in February.The_President said:Whats the bets he's sold in January ?
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Not to mention the African Cup of Nations (next one in 2019) has now been moved to June - July so that we wont ever have to worry about losing him midway through the season like we did with Bulot and BotakaJamesSeed said:
Sorry, but from the Charlton point of view it's probably just as well that they've been eliminated from the world cup. From the potential showcase angle, as well as injury/long season angle.LennyLowrent said:
As an Algerian descendant all I can say to that is: Inshalla...SDAddick said:
I agree. Or at least I want to believe. I remain very hopeful that's he's settling well in London. He could become an absolute club legend if he sticks around.stonemuse said:
Maybe I am too optimistic but I get the feeling he will stay the whole season - what happens next depends on where we are.StigThundercock said:
If he's fit as 2018 arrives, the odds will be very very long on him still playing for Charlton in February.The_President said:Whats the bets he's sold in January ?
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We should be negotiating now. Does a bloke who has just been out for 2 years want to run down his contract and risk another injury, I doubt it. He owes us IMO, we have paid him handsomely for what, 15 games so far. Come Jan he can negotiated and sign a pre contract overseas I beleive so speaking to him then would be too late. I am sure the club are on it. I suspect he will delay to Jan and go abroad at the end of the year.4
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There's a very real possibility it'll be too hot to play football in Africa in June/July by 2019.1
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I still find it strange that the ACN is held every two years compared to every other Continental Competition.JamesSeed said:There's a very real possibility it'll be too hot to play football in Africa in June/July by 2019.
Cameroon are hosting it in 2019 too which isnt exactly far from the Equator so it wont be conditions like the World Cup in South Africa when it was of course their winter at the time of the Tournament.0 -
I haven't watched Charlton yet this term out but have seen Kashi before injury and he was mustard, tea shame he's been out so long but pleased he is back and looking apparently a) back to his best and b) settled.
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its winter in most of Africa in June/July, when I lived in Cape Town, I had temps of 4 degrees some days and could look out to snow on the top of Hottentot Mountains.JamesSeed said:There's a very real possibility it'll be too hot to play football in Africa in June/July by 2019.
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Robinson in his (half hour) pre match press conference got on to Sheffield United chasing Holmes.
He said some interesting things, amongst them not expecting Konsa to be here by the end of the window. But he said apart from Lookman and Konsa none of the players are for sale. Lookman was mentioned as an analogy. Specific about Holmes but Robinson listed the others repeating 'Not for sale' several times, including Kashi who he called 'Kash'. Not for sale in January, not for sale.
Which brings us on to trying to keep Kashi who we all seem to agree is a pivotal vital player. His contract is up next Summer, once we are all confident of his fitness to play I would like to see him on an extended contract by Christmas.
If we somehow win promotion, then Kashi would be a vital player in what might be a following touch and go relegation battle.7 -
Doh. Yes of course they're the coldest months. Good idea to play the tournament at that time. Their summers are like to be unbearable within ten or twenty years.The_President said:
its winter in most of Africa in June/July, when I lived in Cape Town, I had temps of 4 degrees some days and could look out to snow on the top of Hottentot Mountains.JamesSeed said:There's a very real possibility it'll be too hot to play football in Africa in June/July by 2019.
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Kashiiiiiiiis electric
You'll never believe he's an addick
He's scored goals you've never expected
And he's Driesen's find4 -
Wasnt he scouted by Chapple?1
