Teamtalk is a football news site that’s been going for at least 20 years. The Clare rumour on there was the first time I can remember it being first to an accurate story, though I hadn’t properly looked on there in years until yesterday.
Makes me feel very old - I remember when it was a phone line.
Amount of times I got a kick in from the folks for racking up a £30 bill waiting to find out the player we are in talks with is……. (After a 10 minute build up for dramatic effect) a new goalkeeper for the women’s U18s
Teamtalk is a football news site that’s been going for at least 20 years. The Clare rumour on there was the first time I can remember it being first to an accurate story, though I hadn’t properly looked on there in years until yesterday.
Teamtalk is a football news site that’s been going for at least 20 years. The Clare rumour on there was the first time I can remember it being first to an accurate story, though I hadn’t properly looked on there in years until yesterday.
Not that happy with this quote from Avory: "...that the Academy can achieve that, as we have done with so many other products over the years".
These lads are young adults, they are NOT products from a factory! (Or are they?)
Some are, one in four are robot players.
One in twelve are memories created by 5G signals around The Valley - it’s why there are certain players never spoken about in football outside of Charlton fans.
Not that happy with this quote from Avory: "...that the Academy can achieve that, as we have done with so many other products over the years".
These lads are young adults, they are NOT products from a factory! (Or are they?)
I'm sure the term isn't intended to belittle or offend any player and it is indeed a common word in this context.
For some reason the same sentence jumped out at me and I thought that it could be misinterpreted and perhaps 'product' could/should be replaced with 'player' as I think this suggests greater respect to parents etc.
Not that happy with this quote from Avory: "...that the Academy can achieve that, as we have done with so many other products over the years".
These lads are young adults, they are NOT products from a factory! (Or are they?)
I'm sure the term isn't intended to belittle or offend any player and it is indeed a common word in this context.
For some reason the same sentence jumped out at me and I thought that it could be misinterpreted and perhaps 'product' could/should be replaced with 'player' as I think this suggests greater respect to parents etc.
Prospects would also fit, might have been predictatext.
Am I missing something here Edwards trialing at Reading, but training with us?, surely you don't trial with two clubs at the same time, do you??, or are we getting him fit for Reading???
Am I missing something here Edwards trialing at Reading, but training with us?, surely you don't trial with two clubs at the same time, do you??, or are we getting him fit for Reading???
Don’t see why not, if he was testing the water and keeping his options open and if we were happy to accommodate.
Am I missing something here Edwards trialing at Reading, but training with us?, surely you don't trial with two clubs at the same time, do you??, or are we getting him fit for Reading???
I get the impression that he’s never been training with us.
Am I missing something here Edwards trialing at Reading, but training with us?, surely you don't trial with two clubs at the same time, do you??, or are we getting him fit for Reading???
It’s all to do with agent Ged Roddy. He is really a scout for reading and an imposter at Charlton.
Am I missing something here Edwards trialing at Reading, but training with us?, surely you don't trial with two clubs at the same time, do you??, or are we getting him fit for Reading???
He is at Reading because Roddy and Nigle recommended the local dentist.
And just to prove that thoery... Cawley says no truth in it.
There we go. Was a strange one, started by a random Twitter account and then spread here and backed up by others. It shows not everyone has the contacts to match the naked teenager from Wigan.
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These lads are young adults, they are NOT products from a factory! (Or are they?)
I think it's in the spirit of 2.
One in twelve are memories created by 5G signals around The Valley - it’s why there are certain players never spoken about in football outside of Charlton fans.
For some reason the same sentence jumped out at me and I thought that it could be misinterpreted and perhaps 'product' could/should be replaced with 'player' as I think this suggests greater respect to parents etc.
And just to prove that thoery... Cawley says no truth in it.
Your mates had your pants down this time.