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Jason Pearce - (p11 - retires and joins Academy as coach)
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Leeds_Addick said:Didn't someone say on the rumours thread that they'd seen Pearce and Aneke at The Valley yesterday?
Does this mean Chuks will be announced later today?0 -
redbuttle said:Henry Irving said:redbuttle said:LittleAddick said:Sorry but I can't share everybody's optimism here, he had the occasional good performance last year but mostly bad, think especially with our injury record he may play up to 30 times next season, and he isn't a top league 1 CB anymore.0
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Good news now hopefully the Chucks situation can be brought to a head and we can get on with bringing some more in0
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LittleAddick said:Sorry but I can't share everybody's optimism here, he had the occasional good performance last year but mostly bad, think especially with our injury record he may play up to 30 times next season, and he isn't a top league 1 CB anymore.1
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He was third choice last year behind Inniss and Famewo. This year he'll be fourth choice. Deji our fourth choice ended up playing 17 games last year owing to the injury pile up. I'd be shocked if Pearce ends up playing more than 10-15 games.0
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I'm pleased for Pearce, I hope his coaching comes good, but in terms of the team I'd have to say just whelmed.0
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LargeAddick said:LittleAddick said:Sorry but I can't share everybody's optimism here, he had the occasional good performance last year but mostly bad, think especially with our injury record he may play up to 30 times next season, and he isn't a top league 1 CB anymore.11
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Is this the same Jason Pearce who took part in 26 league games, where we won 10, lost 5 and drew 11? Whilst we won 10 and lost 7 in the 20 without him?
Not saying he was as good as Innis, just that he was the most important player turning around our terrible form against Wigan and Northampton. Being beaten in the channels, was as much down to our midfield not winning secondary ball.
Personally I think he's the most important player to sign out of all our senior pros. Off the pitch he's said to have an excellent influence, on the pitch his communication, organisation and encouragement was way above anyone else. If we don't get two brilliant centrally minded and energetic midfielders in, then yes we'll need a younger more athletic cd. Even so I'd be happy to see him play another 30 games again.7 -
ElliotCAFC said:Good news. You need people like Pearce in the dressing room.3
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AFKABartram said:Pearce said on website “I’ve loved my time at Charlton. Everyone knows I love this club, it’s the longest I’ve been at a club and I see myself staying here for a long time. I’m glad the club feel that way too.
“The manager has said I’ll be back up to whoever they bring in, which I respect. I’ll still fight for my place and do the best I can to get in the team – that is what I have done throughout my career. It’s a different role for me now though and any signing that comes in, I will help, even if they play in my position.”
Atkins said “ I am really pleased club captain Jason Pearce has re-signed for another year. It is very important to have good senior players at the football club to act as role models for the young players coming through and Jason’s experience will be beneficial for the squad in our ambitions at the football club
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Our 4th choice CB when were promoted in 11/12 was Gary Doherty. The pre season (before Morrison, Cort, Taylor were signed) there was lots of moans he was still around. If we get a decent pairing who stay fit and very few suspensions this will be a good signing.3
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JohnnyH2 said:Our 4th choice CB when were promoted in 11/12 was Gary Doherty. The pre season (before Morrison, Cort, Taylor were signed) there was lots of moans he was still around. If we get a decent pairing who stay fit and very few suspensions this will be a good signing.0
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He's a decent support signing and his contract seems to include coaching duties.
I don't mind it. I find the other one more concerning.0 -
This is good news, will still be a key player in the squad and great leader to help the team 👍0
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LittleAddick said:JohnnyH2 said:Our 4th choice CB when were promoted in 11/12 was Gary Doherty. The pre season (before Morrison, Cort, Taylor were signed) there was lots of moans he was still around. If we get a decent pairing who stay fit and very few suspensions this will be a good signing.0
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Cafc43v3r said:LittleAddick said:JohnnyH2 said:Our 4th choice CB when were promoted in 11/12 was Gary Doherty. The pre season (before Morrison, Cort, Taylor were signed) there was lots of moans he was still around. If we get a decent pairing who stay fit and very few suspensions this will be a good signing.1
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LittleAddick said:Cafc43v3r said:LittleAddick said:JohnnyH2 said:Our 4th choice CB when were promoted in 11/12 was Gary Doherty. The pre season (before Morrison, Cort, Taylor were signed) there was lots of moans he was still around. If we get a decent pairing who stay fit and very few suspensions this will be a good signing.2
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Great news.... JP is proper warrior who always gives his all regardless of any negativity. Need more like him!1
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Happy to hear this.....I’ve always liked the fella, both on and off the pitch.2
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LittleAddick said:JohnnyH2 said:Our 4th choice CB when were promoted in 11/12 was Gary Doherty. The pre season (before Morrison, Cort, Taylor were signed) there was lots of moans he was still around. If we get a decent pairing who stay fit and very few suspensions this will be a good signing.
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LittleAddick said:JohnnyH2 said:Our 4th choice CB when were promoted in 11/12 was Gary Doherty. The pre season (before Morrison, Cort, Taylor were signed) there was lots of moans he was still around. If we get a decent pairing who stay fit and very few suspensions this will be a good signing.1
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LittleAddick said:JohnnyH2 said:Our 4th choice CB when were promoted in 11/12 was Gary Doherty. The pre season (before Morrison, Cort, Taylor were signed) there was lots of moans he was still around. If we get a decent pairing who stay fit and very few suspensions this will be a good signing.
If over the course of a season he gets a few cup games and chucked on to see out a few games here and there, well that's just a bonus.1 -
Hmmm.Not surprised, as I heard he was viewing houses locally, but is he as good as he was ?0
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Cafc43v3r said:robinofottershaw said:LittleAddick said:Sorry but I can't share everybody's optimism here, he had the occasional good performance last year but mostly bad, think especially with our injury record he may play up to 30 times next season, and he isn't a top league 1 CB anymore.
If we assume we need 4 CBs for the first team squad and Barker isn't considered ready at this stage, then all we had was Inniss before Pearce re-signed. We still need to replace Famewo and Oshilaja. I think that is enough of a challenge for Gallen et al on top of all the other positions for which we need to sign new players, all of course within a budget.
Barker has the potential to be a very good player but so do others who are older, and nearer, the first team squad than him. Maybe one of them will be 4th choice, maybe not.0 -
robinofottershaw said:Cafc43v3r said:robinofottershaw said:LittleAddick said:Sorry but I can't share everybody's optimism here, he had the occasional good performance last year but mostly bad, think especially with our injury record he may play up to 30 times next season, and he isn't a top league 1 CB anymore.
If we assume we need 4 CBs for the first team squad and Barker isn't considered ready at this stage, then all we had was Inniss before Pearce re-signed. We still need to replace Famewo and Oshilaja. I think that is enough of a challenge for Gallen et al on top of all the other positions for which we need to sign new players, all of course within a budget.
Barker has the potential to be a very good player but so do others who are older, and nearer, the first team squad than him. Maybe one of them will be 4th choice, maybe not.2 -
Alwaysneil said:robinofottershaw said:Cafc43v3r said:robinofottershaw said:LittleAddick said:Sorry but I can't share everybody's optimism here, he had the occasional good performance last year but mostly bad, think especially with our injury record he may play up to 30 times next season, and he isn't a top league 1 CB anymore.
If we assume we need 4 CBs for the first team squad and Barker isn't considered ready at this stage, then all we had was Inniss before Pearce re-signed. We still need to replace Famewo and Oshilaja. I think that is enough of a challenge for Gallen et al on top of all the other positions for which we need to sign new players, all of course within a budget.
Barker has the potential to be a very good player but so do others who are older, and nearer, the first team squad than him. Maybe one of them will be 4th choice, maybe not.0 -
He often gets lumped in with Pratley and Watson as a veteran, but Pearce is only 33, so not that old.
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killerandflash said:He often gets lumped in with Pratley and Watson as a veteran, but Pearce is only 33, so not that old.0
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I also think Pearce got a lot of unfair stick last season. He's still a thoroughly decent defender and better on the ball than our other CBs. Having Naby Sarr around distorted the perception of him as a lump who can't ball but he's really not the worst5
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not many sides will have a better/more experienced 4th choice CB in our division5