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Jake Forster Caskey - waiting to hear if club will exercise 1 year option (p11)
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You'd hope the loyalty we've shown him this season will get rewarded by him for the next.
Could see us paying to get him fit, him playing for a couple of months then walking straight out in the summer.0 -
If we get promoted this season we won't need him for next season.SELR_addicks said:You'd hope the loyalty we've shown him this season will get rewarded by him for the next.
Could see us paying to get him fit, him playing for a couple of months then walking straight out in the summer.0 -
By the time Jake becomes available for selection the die will already be cast on our season and the bedrock of our team established.
It's hard to envisage him making a significant difference, albeit he is a decent player.
Hard to get too excited about this news4 -
Surely that's what the 'option' is in there to protect. This is of course assuming that the option is ours to take up?!?SELR_addicks said:You'd hope the loyalty we've shown him this season will get rewarded by him for the next.
Could see us paying to get him fit, him playing for a couple of months then walking straight out in the summer.0 -
Moral decision primarily rather than playing decision. The player suffered a potentially career ending injury whilst serving our club so we've done the right thing to support him through his recovery.5
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https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/im-not-afraid-of-hard-work-charltons-jake-forster-caskey-determined-to-come-roaring-back-from-knee-surgery/
I'm impressed that he has his UEFA B coaching license already, and will next do the A license.0 -
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Rehab must be going well
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3 months into an ACL rehab, it's key to keep fit and ensure the new graft becomes part of the body.0
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Urgh that must be so depressing for him, watching on as the rest train2
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I don't recognise that blue, cloudless sky!0
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3 months would be ahead of schedule wouldn't it? I suppose that might be until he's back training rather than playing which is how I first interpreted it0
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If he's three months away then he's on time as he mentioned November / December time at the end of the season0
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I'd assume he has chosen to put his spin bike out there, to remain part of it all.ForeverAddickted said:Urgh that must be so depressing for him, watching on as the rest train1 -
Yeah part of me agrees with thatDazzler21 said:
I'd assume he has chosen to put his spin bike out there, to remain part of it all.ForeverAddickted said:Urgh that must be so depressing for him, watching on as the rest train
Also wouldnt be surprised if it was an idea of Adkins to keep him integrated with the team5 -
We hit the ground but unfortunately didn't start running, more like collapsed in a heap and cried for help.Mendonca In Asdas said:We’ve got a tough start to the season, particularly in August, need to hit the ground running so to speak.1 -
This podcast has a lot of Charlton players on it0
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Its hosted by Kyle Andrews, he's a Charlton fan and does a lot of matchday photographyChunes said:This podcast has a lot of Charlton players on it2 -
It's made by the chap who takes match day photos I believe.Chunes said:This podcast has a lot of Charlton players on it
I seem to remember him discussing/alluding to mental health issues in a post around the time Johnny Williams left the club - so clearly a topic which is important to him.
Not really checked out the podcast yet but imagine it gives a very interesting insight into an area of professional football that is often overlooked.2 -
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Didn’t want to like or lol this one, but I was kinda right, unfortunately we haven’t improved in September either, I don’t see Wycombe or Gillingham as easy games either, really hope I’m wrong!Chris_from_Sidcup said:
We hit the ground but unfortunately didn't start running, more like collapsed in a heap and cried for help.Mendonca In Asdas said:We’ve got a tough start to the season, particularly in August, need to hit the ground running so to speak.0 -
I look forward to this. The Gilbey one the other week was excellent.Scoham said:2 -
Listened to it on my commute today. Jake comes across v well, and was interesting to hear some of his comments towards the end re:getting in the team under Bowyer0
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Thats awesome for Jake... Well on schedule!!0
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Good on him. We have missed him this season in the centre of midfield.0
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Which doesn't say much about our transfer business in the summer. There will be some tough decisions to be made in January, as no way in our submitted squad to the EFL should we add JFC as a midfielder without removing onemendonca said:Good on him. We have missed him this season in the centre of midfield.0 -
Schwartz leaving has freed up a space in the squad for JFC.killerandflash said:
Which doesn't say much about our transfer business in the summer. There will be some tough decisions to be made in January, as no way in our submitted squad to the EFL should we add JFC as a midfielder without removing onemendonca said:Good on him. We have missed him this season in the centre of midfield.
We could easily replace Schwartz with an U21 loan from the Premier League and they wont count towards the registration rules, as we've only used four loan slots at present.1 -
Easy in theory but who’s going to loan us a striker who will start as 4th choice in a team who mainly use a lone striker?ForeverAddickted said:
Schwartz leaving has freed up a space in the squad for JFC.killerandflash said:
Which doesn't say much about our transfer business in the summer. There will be some tough decisions to be made in January, as no way in our submitted squad to the EFL should we add JFC as a midfielder without removing onemendonca said:Good on him. We have missed him this season in the centre of midfield.
We could easily replace Schwartz with an U21 loan from the Premier League and they wont count towards the registration rules, as we've only used four loan slots at present.2 -
badly missing JFC this year, he walks into our side when fit0
