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Rumours Rumours - Summer 2021 edition (Deadline Day from p814)
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Exactly— a big club won’t sign a player who can just about manage 45 mins every 2 games.Fumbluff said:Good luck to him on joining a big club0 -
Wyke has turned down his contract offer from Sunderland.
Sounds like Ipswich target number three for their new centre forward.0 -
So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.3 -
Yep, he's waiting for 20 minutes before the window closes...Dazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.0 -
By then we will have withdrawn the offer hopefully.soapy_jones said:
Yep, he's waiting for 20 minutes before the window closes...Dazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.0 -
There's a lot of 2+2= 5 on this thread, Aneke hasn't said he's not going to sign, he hasn't said he doesn't want to sign. There's no reason to think he actually has any intention of going to Shrewsbury or anywhere else.Dazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.
None of the players offered new contracts have signed up yet. None of them. Relax, people.20 -
That's my point, if he doesn't want to sign, then thats fine.thenewbie said:
There's a lot of 2+2= 5 on this thread, Aneke hasn't said he's not going to sign, he hasn't said he doesn't want to sign. There's no reason to think he actually has any intention of going to Shrewsbury or anywhere else.Dazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.
None of the players offered new contracts have signed up yet. None of them. Relax, people.
If he wants to sign that's fine.
So far we know nothing, but if he doesn't want to sign, I don't want him to.0 -
I have no doubt that those offered deals but not yet signed will be given deadlines to put pen to paper or bye bye. The club needs to know where it stands in getting a squad together and can’t afford to wait and end up not getting replacements. I hope that’s the case anyway.3
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But there's no proof that's happened. They MAY have possibly offered him a contract but there's no way of knowing whether or not it's one he'd even consider or chuck straight in the bin.J BLOCK said:
It’s not bitter, it’s shock that Shrewsbury are (potentially) offering a better contract than ‘premier league in 5 years time’ CharltonDazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.
Like I say. 2+2=5 thinking.6 - Sponsored links:
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ShootersHillGuru said:I have no doubt that those offered deals but not yet signed will be given deadlines to put pen to paper or bye bye. The club needs to know where it stands in getting a squad together and can’t afford to wait and end up not getting replacements. I hope that’s the case anyway.
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Says who?J BLOCK said:
It’s not bitter, it’s shock that Shrewsbury are (potentially) offering a better contract than ‘premier league in 5 years time’ CharltonDazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.
It's likely an agent stirring.0 -
As I’ve said potentiallythenewbie said:
But there's no proof that's happened. They MAY have possibly offered him a contract but there's no way of knowing whether or not it's one he'd even consider or chuck straight in the bin.J BLOCK said:
It’s not bitter, it’s shock that Shrewsbury are (potentially) offering a better contract than ‘premier league in 5 years time’ CharltonDazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.
Like I say. 2+2=5 thinking.0 -
Read the last two pagesDazzler21 said:
Says who?J BLOCK said:
It’s not bitter, it’s shock that Shrewsbury are (potentially) offering a better contract than ‘premier league in 5 years time’ CharltonDazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.
It's likely an agent stirring.0 -
Chuk's record coming off the bench is phenomenal. If we accept that he is unlikely to be a starter, it is clear to see that he could play a vital part in any potential promotion push.
I really hope we sign him up again so that he can be unleashed on the opposition late game. Can you think of anyone better that you could bring on at this level?13 -
Each to their own here, but I would love Wyke.Addickted said:Wyke has turned down his contract offer from Sunderland.
Sounds like Ipswich target number three for their new centre forward.
Stick Wyke and Stockley on from the rip, get some wingers in who can deliver crosses, 4, 4 f****n 2! Record season for most scored headers. When teams start sitting deep/pitching up shop, bring on the Chuks.0 -
More likey to be length of contract then money ... Charlton offered one year with options built in depending on playing time .. but if another club offering a straight 2 year with nithjng connected to his fitness his agent going yo take that ...J BLOCK said:
As I’ve said potentiallythenewbie said:
But there's no proof that's happened. They MAY have possibly offered him a contract but there's no way of knowing whether or not it's one he'd even consider or chuck straight in the bin.J BLOCK said:
It’s not bitter, it’s shock that Shrewsbury are (potentially) offering a better contract than ‘premier league in 5 years time’ CharltonDazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.
Like I say. 2+2=5 thinking.1 -
Andy Cannon saying that he wants to move back north as his reason for not signing on at Pompey.
So unless he copies Ian Dowie or Dale Stephens I think we can scrub him off the list.0 -
I know for a fact that Chuks is a big fan of the Shropshire Hills and he is on record as describing Market Drayton as ‘charming’ and ‘like stepping back in time’, so there might be something in it.28
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What price do you want that he goes to Shrewsbury? Happy to make itJ BLOCK said:
It’s not bitter, it’s shock that Shrewsbury are (potentially) offering a better contract than ‘premier league in 5 years time’ CharltonDazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.1 - Sponsored links:
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Aneke agent stirring his wooden spoon0
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I honestly don’t care that much.CAFCsayer said:
What price do you want that he goes to Shrewsbury? Happy to make itJ BLOCK said:
It’s not bitter, it’s shock that Shrewsbury are (potentially) offering a better contract than ‘premier league in 5 years time’ CharltonDazzler21 said:So many bitter people Aneke is out of contract, let him go where he wants.
If it isn't here, I don't want him here.1 -
We will probally going back to only three subs next season, having 5 subs it was easy to use Chucks as a super-sub, but with only three subs injuries during the game could make bringing on Chucks less likely.1
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bigstemarra said:Chuk's record coming off the bench is phenomenal. If we accept that he is unlikely to be a starter, it is clear to see that he could play a vital part in any potential promotion push.
I really hope we sign him up again so that he can be unleashed on the opposition late game. Can you think of anyone better that you could bring on at this level?
Agree entirely with this. So Chuks can't start... fine, we can work with that if he can be relied upon to be consistently available for selection as a sub. He was last season (I think he was only injured twice and once was for COVID and none were long lay-offs) so he's very useful as a sub. His goals per minute stats blew everyone else out of the water, including Clarke Harris, and that was without taking penalties. If it was a case of him being available for 6 games and then injured for 12, and therefore completely unreliable, then I'd say get rid, but he's shown his injury related limitations can be managed and he can still have a big contribution while working inside those limitations so he is well worth keeping imo.
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It’s also worth considering that should Chuks get past his current inability to play 90 minutes regularly which with the right manager and support he might well do, then the club probably have a £2 million plus player on their hands.bigstemarra said:Chuk's record coming off the bench is phenomenal. If we accept that he is unlikely to be a starter, it is clear to see that he could play a vital part in any potential promotion push.
I really hope we sign him up again so that he can be unleashed on the opposition late game. Can you think of anyone better that you could bring on at this level?3 -
Agreed, at the right price.Exiled_Addick said:bigstemarra said:Chuk's record coming off the bench is phenomenal. If we accept that he is unlikely to be a starter, it is clear to see that he could play a vital part in any potential promotion push.
I really hope we sign him up again so that he can be unleashed on the opposition late game. Can you think of anyone better that you could bring on at this level?
Agree entirely with this. So Chuks can't start... fine, we can work with that if he can be relied upon to be consistently available for selection as a sub. He was last season (I think he was only injured twice and once was for COVID and none were long lay-offs) so he's very useful as a sub. His goals per minute stats blew everyone else out of the water, including Clarke Harris, and that was without taking penalties. If it was a case of him being available for 6 games and then injured for 12, and therefore completely unreliable, then I'd say get rid, but he's shown his injury related limitations can be managed and he can still have a big contribution while working inside those limitations so he is well worth keeping imo.
We've spent too long building the core of our team around injury prone players and it's left us in difficult positions over and over again. If he's willing to accept a squad player's contract then he should be kept on - maybe with clauses such as appearance & goal bonuses. If a club like Shrewsbury wants to come in and offer him all of that money up front then best of luck to them.0 -
How many times would you name a striker on the bench with five subs (of which you could use 3), how many times would you HAVE to use at least 2 during the game?Dansk_Red said:We will probally going back to only three subs next season, having 5 subs it was easy to use Chucks as a super-sub, but with only three subs injuries during the game could make bringing on Chucks less likely.
If we are using the working hypothesis of the fact we are going for a title winning team, and it being suitably funded without throwing money around, we need 4 strikers.
Chuks wouldn't score 40 goals in a season if he started every game. Its a massive asset having someone that can score, regularly, off the bench, at any level.
If he comes on as a sub, for 20-30 minutes, in 35 of our games next season he will probably score 15-20 goals. That would be priceless. That could be the difference between winning the league or being in the play offs. That could be the difference between being in the play offs and missing out.
This season the problem wasn't so much that Chuks could only play 30-60 minutes, the problem was we didn't have anyone else that could score, for large parts of the season.3 -
While I don’t doubt this, surely the job of an agent is to try and get his client to the best place possible and make other clubs quake in their boots that THAT club is in for their player meaning the other clubs react quickly...TheAddicks4Ever said:Aneke agent stirring his wooden spoon
Anyone who reads Shrewsbury are in for Aneke will just laugh.0 -
Callumcafc said:
Agreed, at the right price.Exiled_Addick said:bigstemarra said:Chuk's record coming off the bench is phenomenal. If we accept that he is unlikely to be a starter, it is clear to see that he could play a vital part in any potential promotion push.
I really hope we sign him up again so that he can be unleashed on the opposition late game. Can you think of anyone better that you could bring on at this level?
Agree entirely with this. So Chuks can't start... fine, we can work with that if he can be relied upon to be consistently available for selection as a sub. He was last season (I think he was only injured twice and once was for COVID and none were long lay-offs) so he's very useful as a sub. His goals per minute stats blew everyone else out of the water, including Clarke Harris, and that was without taking penalties. If it was a case of him being available for 6 games and then injured for 12, and therefore completely unreliable, then I'd say get rid, but he's shown his injury related limitations can be managed and he can still have a big contribution while working inside those limitations so he is well worth keeping imo.
We've spent too long building the core of our team around injury prone players and it's left us in difficult positions over and over again. If he's willing to accept a squad player's contract then he should be kept on - maybe with clauses such as appearance & goal bonuses. If a club like Shrewsbury wants to come in and offer him all of that money up front then best of luck to them.
But he's not the core of the squad, he's a substitute, and last season he contributed more from the bench than almost any of our regular starters did. Hopefully next season we'll be using him to turn 1-0s into 2-0s and 2-1s into 3-1, rather than too often trying to recover from losing positions.
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If he's a substitute, shouldn't he be getting paid like a substitute?Exiled_Addick said:Callumcafc said:
Agreed, at the right price.Exiled_Addick said:bigstemarra said:Chuk's record coming off the bench is phenomenal. If we accept that he is unlikely to be a starter, it is clear to see that he could play a vital part in any potential promotion push.
I really hope we sign him up again so that he can be unleashed on the opposition late game. Can you think of anyone better that you could bring on at this level?
Agree entirely with this. So Chuks can't start... fine, we can work with that if he can be relied upon to be consistently available for selection as a sub. He was last season (I think he was only injured twice and once was for COVID and none were long lay-offs) so he's very useful as a sub. His goals per minute stats blew everyone else out of the water, including Clarke Harris, and that was without taking penalties. If it was a case of him being available for 6 games and then injured for 12, and therefore completely unreliable, then I'd say get rid, but he's shown his injury related limitations can be managed and he can still have a big contribution while working inside those limitations so he is well worth keeping imo.
We've spent too long building the core of our team around injury prone players and it's left us in difficult positions over and over again. If he's willing to accept a squad player's contract then he should be kept on - maybe with clauses such as appearance & goal bonuses. If a club like Shrewsbury wants to come in and offer him all of that money up front then best of luck to them.
But he's not the core of the squad, he's a substitute, and last season he contributed more from the bench than almost any of our regular starters did. Hopefully next season we'll be using him to turn 1-0s into 2-0s and 2-1s into 3-1, rather than too often trying to recover from losing positions.
I'm not knocking his contributions, they were important this season. But if we go making him one of the highest paid players to exclusively come off the bench, what does that do for squad balance/harmony?1
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