Charlton Only - January 2022 Transfer Rumours (Deadline Day p.97)
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One minute we're signing Defoe because we're worried about relegation next we're helping a team below us by offering a loan.4
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Todds_right_hook said:BR7_addick said:Crewe might as well have him back on loan, they know how to use him and he knows the place.2
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matt88 said:BR7_addick said:Crewe might as well have him back on loan, they know how to use him and he knows the place.0
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I'd rather get rid of Kik in a straight swap for a striker.3
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Maccn05 said:What on earth do we want a 39YO striker who once screwed us.
A Totally pointless, short term, panic signing.I don’t know what this club and fanbase obsession is with ex players?
We need to move on, break the cycle and sign fresh, hungry, young players.5 -
BR7_addick said:Todds_right_hook said:BR7_addick said:Crewe might as well have him back on loan, they know how to use him and he knows the place.1
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Todds_right_hook said:ForeverAddickted said:Todds_right_hook said:ForeverAddickted said:clive said:
Charlton Athletic are prepared to listen to loan offers for Charlie Kirk.
The 24-year-old winger was signed in the summer from Crewe after the Addicks triggered a £500,000 release clause in his contract.
https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/exclusive-charlton-ready-to-listen-to-loan-offers-for-blackpool-linked-winger/
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I will be astonished if Defoe comes back here in any capacity , I think if anyone is going to sign him in league one it will be Sunderland, who he has stronger ties / links with, it’s just not going to happen, stand down troops!4
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Forgot to add, he got so much verbals from the Charlton crowd down the years, why on earth would he want to come back?0
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Johnnysummers5 said:Todds_right_hook said:ForeverAddickted said:Todds_right_hook said:ForeverAddickted said:clive said:
Charlton Athletic are prepared to listen to loan offers for Charlie Kirk.
The 24-year-old winger was signed in the summer from Crewe after the Addicks triggered a £500,000 release clause in his contract.
https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/exclusive-charlton-ready-to-listen-to-loan-offers-for-blackpool-linked-winger/
what if we send him to Fleetwood and he keeps them up at our expense0 - Sponsored links:
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Addick_8 said:Maccn05 said:What on earth do we want a 39YO striker who once screwed us.
A Totally pointless, short term, panic signing.I don’t know what this club and fanbase obsession is with ex players?
We need to move on, break the cycle and sign fresh, hungry, young players.4 -
I think any short term signing in this window could be the difference between us finishing 18th or 12th…..3
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cabbles said:I think any short term signing in this window could be the difference between us finishing 18th or 12th…..8
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Is this signing happening then or what?0
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I am really starting to think that this is it for our club at least for the next 10 or so years. There isn't really any indication that anyone that can afford the expenditure for a serious push and who understands football is interested.10
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DDOUBLEE said:Is this signing happening then or what?2
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Wheresmeticket? said:I am really starting to think that this is it for our club at least for the next 10 or so years. There isn't really any indication that anyone that can afford the expenditure for a serious push and who understands football is interested.2
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FishCostaFortune said:DDOUBLEE said:Is this signing happening then or what?0
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Could we not get Juan Mata on loan from Man Utd. He's a good player that rarely plays.2
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cabbles said:I think any short term signing in this window could be the difference between us finishing 18th or 12th…..
Then I see things like Sunderland and Wigan selling out away allocations in record times recently and slip into even further league one depression. What a shower of shite this season is.2 - Sponsored links:
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One we were linked with a couple of years ago:
Hearts manager Robbie Neilson has confirmed Armand Gnanduillet is in talks with another club.
Reports had claimed Le Mans were in pole position to sign the 29-year-old former Blackpool striker.
The Frenchman has been at Tynecastle for a year, but most of his appearances have come off the bench and he has only scored once this season.
Neilson said: "Armand is speaking to another club. He has been given permission to speak to them. He is trying to get something sorted.
"If he gets something sorted, he goes with our best wishes. If he doesn't, then he will come back in with us."
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Wheresmeticket? said:I am really starting to think that this is it for our club at least for the next 10 or so years. There isn't really any indication that anyone that can afford the expenditure for a serious push and who understands football is interested.
unless TS gets some investment, because he’s rich, but not rich enough, we can’t compete with the likes of Wigan, Sunderland, Ipswich2 -
BR7_addick said:cabbles said:I think any short term signing in this window could be the difference between us finishing 18th or 12th…..
Then I see things like Sunderland and Wigan selling out away allocations in record times recently and slip into even further league one depression. What a shower of shite this season is.
Like you, I see little point in adding this month. If we go long term like we have Aneke, are we just going to be sitting here this time next year realising they’re only as good as what we have now, all fed up? DJ is a good example. He’s okay, but he’s not a player capable of winning you promotion imo. I appreciate he’s being asked to play in a new position, but I just don’t get excited by him. We all know Kirk hasn’t worked out. I would question making Lee permanent based on his contribution. I think Gilbey is a tad overrated by many. CBT was only ever a squad player, yet off the back of one night in Gillingham right in the derge of the Adkins era people seemed to think he was an answer. He’s now contracted to the end of next season.
Washington, works his balls off and is decent, but again, a man you see getting promotion? Stockley I like, but he has a tendancy to lose it and now has this hip niggle.
We go further back in the pitch and we’re inadequately covered for promotion winning talent at wing back if that is our preferred formation under Jackson. Pearce’s time is pretty much up. Famewo is okay, but any deal needs to be weighed up against the sort of wages he thinks he’s worth.All in all, I think it’s best to get a couple of loans or free transfers in until the summer to make sure we stay up, but see Gallen and co planning for a massive assault to do our business early on in the summer, and lots of it.
I am buoyed by the thought of Matthews, Gunter, Kirk, Morgan, Watson etc moved on, and a proper clear out, we need it9 -
Tonbridgeaddick said:Wheresmeticket? said:I am really starting to think that this is it for our club at least for the next 10 or so years. There isn't really any indication that anyone that can afford the expenditure for a serious push and who understands football is interested.
unless TS gets some investment, because he’s rich, but not rich enough, we can’t compete with the likes of Wigan, Sunderland, Ipswich
Chucks going and coming back is an easy 300k for B'ham but Chucks decided he wanted out. We were going to spend on a player either way, just happened to be someone who left us earlier on.8 -
Tonbridgeaddick said:Wheresmeticket? said:I am really starting to think that this is it for our club at least for the next 10 or so years. There isn't really any indication that anyone that can afford the expenditure for a serious push and who understands football is interested.
unless TS gets some investment, because he’s rich, but not rich enough, we can’t compete with the likes of Wigan, Sunderland, Ipswich
Although I just get loled when I question our saviour3 -
It doesn't bother me that we don't have the richest owners, the important thing is that they care about the club and communicate with the fans. Promotion requires a mixture of good investment and luck. There is a correlation between outlay and success, but that isn't always the outcome. This league is littered with small clubs who achieve promotion, and Massive clubs who don't (for a long time). I think we have man in charge that will look after Charlton, success is a bonus.
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RB on the way from Spurs
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king addick said:Tonbridgeaddick said:Wheresmeticket? said:I am really starting to think that this is it for our club at least for the next 10 or so years. There isn't really any indication that anyone that can afford the expenditure for a serious push and who understands football is interested.
unless TS gets some investment, because he’s rich, but not rich enough, we can’t compete with the likes of Wigan, Sunderland, Ipswich
Chucks going and coming back is an easy 300k for B'ham but Chucks decided he wanted out. We were going to spend on a player either way, just happened to be someone who left us earlier on.0 -
The Prince-e-Paul said:It doesn't bother me that we don't have the richest owners, the important thing is that they care about the club and communicate with the fans. Promotion requires a mixture of good investment and luck. There is a correlation between outlay and success, but that isn't always the outcome. This league is littered with small clubs who achieve promotion, and Massive clubs who don't (for a long time). I think we have man in charge that will look after Charlton, success is a bonus.1
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Sir Chrissy said:RB on the way from Spurs
Assuming this is a loan it is precisely what we don't need.15