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Summer Transfer Rumours 2020 (DEADLINE DAY from pg.258)
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Timmy Abraham was in our Academy until 3 years ago.5
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Indeed, and another example of the Cat 1 status in comparison to us. I am actually not entirely sure on the terms he left the club. I might be completely wrong, and apologise if I am, but I think he and his father pushed for the move.Oggy Red said:Timmy Abraham was in our Academy until 3 years ago.
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Ben Woodburn seems a bit injury prone. And is a Welsh international, so you can see why he's been linked to us!4
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We’re only likely to be interested in Woodburn because he’s a Welsh international
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Which is why we should spend the incoming funds from player sales on cat 1 status facilities. If we do have to sell Doughty (who is good, but never outstanding based on the way we play) then invest the money for the long haul.Sage said:
Indeed, and another example of the Cat 1 status in comparison to us. I am actually not entirely sure on the terms he left the club. I might be completely wrong, and apologise if I am, but I think he and his father pushed for the move.Oggy Red said:Timmy Abraham was in our Academy until 3 years ago.0 -
He broke a bone in his foot last year. And in his first game back, broke a similar bone in his other foot!killerandflash said:Ben Woodburn seems a bit injury prone. And is a Welsh international, so you can see why he's been linked to us!
I don't believe he had too much injury before then though.
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Perhaps they should ditch all the stupid shout outs, find it all a bit pathetic really.limeygent said:Commentary team on Valley Pass are going to have a hard time next couple of games.1 - Sponsored links:
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Simply describe all the events taking place for those who can't see them.
Well not simply actually given what happens, we can but hope it will become so.1 -
Kevin Oghenetega Tamaraebi Bakumo-AbrahamBalladMan said:
Who calls their kids Timmy and Tammy? Bordering on Neville Neville territory.Oggy Red said:Timmy Abraham was in our Academy until 3 years ago.
Jason Timiebi Ogheneobrucheme Bakumo-Abraham
No idea why they chose Timmy and Tammy. What's wrong with good old Kev and Jase?5 -
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Who calls their kids Timmy and Tammy? Bordering on Neville Neville territory.Oggy Red said:Timmy Abraham was in our Academy until 3 years ago.
There are actually five brothers - Tammy, Temmy. Timmy. Tommy and Tummy but the last named is unlikely to make it due to weight issues (I never get fed up telling that one!)
Other footballers with names to envy/live up to are Marvelous Nakamba (Zimbabwe), Hulk (Brazil), Gabriel Jesus (Brazil), Norman Conquest (Australia), Modest M'Bami (Cameroon), Surprise Morini (South Africa), Prince Boateng (Germany), Johannes Vennegoor of Hesselink (Holland) and last but not least Wayne Wanklyn (from plain old Hull)23 -
That’s a great one, can’t stop laughing. His parents have got a great sense of humour, I wonder if Norman does?Addick Addict said:BalladMan said:
Who calls their kids Timmy and Tammy? Bordering on Neville Neville territory.Oggy Red said:Timmy Abraham was in our Academy until 3 years ago.
There are actually five brothers - Tammy, Temmy. Timmy. Tommy and Tummy but the last named is unlikely to make it due to weight issues (I never get fed up telling that one!)
Other footballers with names to envy/live up to are Marvelous Nakamba (Zimbabwe), Hulk (Brazil), Gabriel Jesus (Brazil), Norman Conquest (Australia), Modest M'Bami (Cameroon), Surprise Morini (South Africa), Prince Boateng (Germany), Johannes Vennegoor of Hesselink (Holland) and last but not least Wayne Wanklyn (from plain old Hull)4 -
Sunderland's Max Power is a good one too!Addick Addict said:BalladMan said:
Who calls their kids Timmy and Tammy? Bordering on Neville Neville territory.Oggy Red said:Timmy Abraham was in our Academy until 3 years ago.
There are actually five brothers - Tammy, Temmy. Timmy. Tommy and Tummy but the last named is unlikely to make it due to weight issues (I never get fed up telling that one!)
Other footballers with names to envy/live up to are Marvelous Nakamba (Zimbabwe), Hulk (Brazil), Gabriel Jesus (Brazil), Norman Conquest (Australia), Modest M'Bami (Cameroon), Surprise Morini (South Africa), Prince Boateng (Germany), Johannes Vennegoor of Hesselink (Holland) and last but not least Wayne Wanklyn (from plain old Hull)
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Also just read that Dortmund tried to sign Timmy on deadline day but deal fell through. Were looking to loan to buy and join their 23’s side. He was highly regarded with us. Take everything with a pinch of salt with Nixon though.2
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Has Alan Nixon got anything right yet?
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That scum fan, Sid James fan club or something, who posts on here has said he’s got a son in the academy and always had a cry up if we got anyone in on loan rather than use our own , is Doughty his son 🤷♂️Frenchy said:
He's a Millwall fan, basically the only ITK Charlton fact I have. Mate met his dad and confirmed this.ForeverAddickted said:I wonder with Doughty if it doesnt help that he's "admitted" that its best he doesnt say which Football team he supports
I'd be surprised if that doesnt limit him to Millwall | Palace or West Ham at a stretch
If you played for one of those two and had a chance to play at a higher level than them, would you take it?
for the record Alfie need look no further than Tareiq Holmes-Dennis as a reminder that you have to make hay when the sun shines .
As much as that’s shit for us etc if he had done naff all last year like a Dempsey he’d be on his way to Woking .9 - Sponsored links:
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Bryn Gunn ex Forest.killerandflash said:
Sunderland's Max Power is a good one too!Addick Addict said:BalladMan said:
Who calls their kids Timmy and Tammy? Bordering on Neville Neville territory.Oggy Red said:Timmy Abraham was in our Academy until 3 years ago.
There are actually five brothers - Tammy, Temmy. Timmy. Tommy and Tummy but the last named is unlikely to make it due to weight issues (I never get fed up telling that one!)
Other footballers with names to envy/live up to are Marvelous Nakamba (Zimbabwe), Hulk (Brazil), Gabriel Jesus (Brazil), Norman Conquest (Australia), Modest M'Bami (Cameroon), Surprise Morini (South Africa), Prince Boateng (Germany), Johannes Vennegoor of Hesselink (Holland) and last but not least Wayne Wanklyn (from plain old Hull)0 -
I really don't get your argument, I have never at any point said that he doesn't deserve a chance, I simply don't buy absolving his behaviour because of his parents.Henske said:
Troy Deeney is an example of a player who committed a violent offence, served time and went on to have successful career. There are other examples The guy deserves a chance.TellyTubby said:
Well I stick by my comments. It wasn't a one off and it is an indication.Henske said:
Suggesting that this offence history indicates that this young man is a ‘nasty piece of work’ is seriously out of order. I’ve worked in the criminal justice system for many years with young offenders and, in fact, his offence record as detailed by dazzler21 if correct, would be entry level offending. The Cautions are all very low level, the assault was appealed successfully indicating no serious harm was perpetrated. The prison sentence was probably the outcome because he resisted arrest. Care needs to be taken when labelling a person because of criminal records, especially offence records relating to teenagers.TellyTubby said:
You seem to be suggesting that this excuses his behaviour at 25?Dazzler21 said:When you read about Inniss, he doesn't actually sound like a bad lad, pretty sure Palace would have got rid of him sooner if he were:Inniss had a troubled childhood, as his mother's drug dependency and his father's imprisonment left him to raise his two younger siblings as a teenager.
He has three police cautions:
one for a public order offence in 2011,
one for common assault in August 2015 and
one for being drunk and disorderly and resisting a police constable in March 2015.
On 9 September 2016, Inniss pleaded guilty to assault following an incident in a bar four months earlier; he was sentenced to 14 weeks in prison. He was released three days later after successfully appealing his sentence, which was suspended for 18 months; he was also handed 240 hours unpaid work, a £300 fine, and ordered to take part in a 20-day alcohol rehabilitation course.
Seems to be struggling as a result of his terrible upbringing and childhood being stolen by forced parental duties for his siblings... Given all his struggles he has managed to stay at Palace and earn loans at decent levels.If Bowyer and Gallen think he's good enough and can manage him, then in them we must trust.
If you are, I don't buy it, his record suggests that he is a nasty piece of work and I would hate to meet him in a pub.
Having said that, if he is a good footballer, I would happily have him as our nasty piece of work, we need more of them.
He wasn't a teenager for all offences.
We all make mistakes and some of us have had moments we aren't proud of, but to be a repeat offender suggests it's more than a mistake.2 -
Not sure Woodburn is the answer.
Good article on him here:
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.goal.com/en/amp/news/from-liverpool-history-maker-to-anfields-forgotten-man-the/75pvxe2fbuid1xk5drlc6frmu
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Woodburn would be a waste of wages and Timmy all depends on how he left. Nixon isn’t reliable anyway.0
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Woodburn could car share with Williams, Gunter and levitt on international duty0
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He’s 20 and still on Liverpool’s books, is there no chance he will improve then? Played half a season in this league with a side who finished top six.Red_Chester said:Woodburn would be a waste of wages and Timmy all depends on how he left. Nixon isn’t reliable anyway.4
both would be very good signings 
