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Andrew Shinnie - (Ed. joined Livingston)
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https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/andrew-shinnie-on-factors-behind-his-loan-switch-from-luton-town-to-charlton-athletic-and-excitement-at-fans-returning-to-the-valley/
Is out of Contract in the summer too... Worth a cheeky bid in January so Luton get something rather than nothing?
Would free up his loan spot for someone else instantly3 -
Would we want him in the Champ though? Not sure I'd be bidding in January, give him a few months and see how he gets on.0
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I think we’d love to, but believe Luton are paying the majority of his wages and how that would impact our wage cap is the big question.ForeverAddickted said:https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/andrew-shinnie-on-factors-behind-his-loan-switch-from-luton-town-to-charlton-athletic-and-excitement-at-fans-returning-to-the-valley/
Is out of Contract in the summer too... Worth a cheeky bid in January so Luton get something rather than nothing?
Would free up his loan spot for someone else instantly3 -
Maybe Luton would pay a percentage of his contract up. If the loan is renewed they will be paying it anyway.Sage said:
I think we’d love to, but believe Luton are paying the majority of his wages and how that would impact our wage cap is the big question.ForeverAddickted said:https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/andrew-shinnie-on-factors-behind-his-loan-switch-from-luton-town-to-charlton-athletic-and-excitement-at-fans-returning-to-the-valley/
Is out of Contract in the summer too... Worth a cheeky bid in January so Luton get something rather than nothing?
Would free up his loan spot for someone else instantly
At 31 he would be interested in a contract for next season and would probably accept a lesser salary.2 -
The other side of the coin is Luton get relegated and will want to keep him for League 1.1
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Doesn't need to be renewed, he's here for the season. Although I agree, if they are paying say 3k a week for 20 weeks which is 60k, would make more sense for them to give him 40k and let him come permanently.Richard J said:
Maybe Luton would pay a percentage of his contract up. If the loan is renewed they will be paying it anyway.Sage said:
I think we’d love to, but believe Luton are paying the majority of his wages and how that would impact our wage cap is the big question.ForeverAddickted said:https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/andrew-shinnie-on-factors-behind-his-loan-switch-from-luton-town-to-charlton-athletic-and-excitement-at-fans-returning-to-the-valley/
Is out of Contract in the summer too... Worth a cheeky bid in January so Luton get something rather than nothing?
Would free up his loan spot for someone else instantly
At 31 he would be interested in a contract for next season and would probably accept a lesser salary.2 -
Good interview, impressive that he's so keen on playing0
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Classy player and bloke it seems.0
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Also by taking the 50% cut in wages when joining Luton, it appears that he is more interested in playing than the best financial offer.cafcfan1990 said:
Doesn't need to be renewed, he's here for the season. Although I agree, if they are paying say 3k a week for 20 weeks which is 60k, would make more sense for them to give him 40k and let him come permanently.Richard J said:
Maybe Luton would pay a percentage of his contract up. If the loan is renewed they will be paying it anyway.Sage said:
I think we’d love to, but believe Luton are paying the majority of his wages and how that would impact our wage cap is the big question.ForeverAddickted said:https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/andrew-shinnie-on-factors-behind-his-loan-switch-from-luton-town-to-charlton-athletic-and-excitement-at-fans-returning-to-the-valley/
Is out of Contract in the summer too... Worth a cheeky bid in January so Luton get something rather than nothing?
Would free up his loan spot for someone else instantly
At 31 he would be interested in a contract for next season and would probably accept a lesser salary.2 -
Was convinced he was injured when I saw this thread re-awaken!0
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Doing alright at the moment but have certainly slid back down the table a bit after a good startricky_otto said:The other side of the coin is Luton get relegated and will want to keep him for League 1.
Almost doing a bit of a Charlton0 -
Results with Shinnie in the team:
W7 D1 L2 - 2.2ppg
Results without Shinnie in the team:
W2 D3 L2 - 1.28ppg9 -
Not hearing much about his injury. Hope he is back soon or is this another longer term one?0
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Also came here to find information on his injury situation, it's gone silent.
That's usually not a good sign.0 -
Waiting for “it doesn’t look good”0
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He's been gone around 2.5 weeks so far, for those more clued up than me whats the usual time for people with a tight thigh?0
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It's the usual minor strain that gets Charltonised so that the player eventually ends up being put down by the vet...KettsJohn said:Not hearing much about his injury. Hope he is back soon or is this another longer term one?17 -
Good player at this level. Probably most important player we have in our squad. Need him back ASAP3
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He knits play really well and always drives forward. We miss him.
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Different class to Gilbey.5
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Agreed.Weegie Addick said:Different class to Gilbey.
Gilbey has been disappointing so far. Though he left Maatsen very exposed today.3 -
Not far off a return maybe?
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How old does that gym look!?
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If he's doing upper body work to keep fit, I'd say he's still some time away.0
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Power in boxing work comes from your legs, through your core and only the final push comes from the upper.mendonca said:If he's doing upper body work to keep fit, I'd say he's still some time away.
If he's doing boxing he's in a good place, but impossible to say how soon he is to return.6 -
"Tight thigh"
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Loan made permanent till the end of the season13
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Good news for Maatsen fans all over CL6
