Attention: Please take a moment to consider our terms and conditions before posting.
Summer 2022 transfer rumours (Gilbey loan confirmed p513, a signing falls through last minute p541)
Comments
-
If stockley gets injured we r knackered let’s b honest - same as last season - it’s a no brainier that we need another CF - not a false this and that or a part winger - we got enough of them1
-
Have we been linked with Sam Lavelle?1
-
Good plan but don't think he's that vainthenewbie said:
What you need to do next is bring it up every day in as many threads as possible on the most tenuous of basis, so everyone can appreciate it fully.EugenesAxe said:
I know I know I’m trying to not feel too smug though 🙏🏻Henry Irving said:
Very good, made me smile cos he's, unfortunately, injured more than we'd all like and A & E is where you go when you have an accident but it's also the first part his name.EugenesAxe said:
Good isn’t it, it just came to me…Henry Irving said:
Brilliant.EugenesAxe said:
Go on then…shirty5 said:
What part of the hospital does he visit?sam3110 said:
Aneke is constantly going to community events, there's countless pictures of him at hospitals, kids events etc etc, so to label him in that manner is disrespectfuladdick1956 said:
Because he actually turned up this season and has played . I also liked his attitude in that when unfit he invested in this club and the community. He put something in and at the moment is not on big money. He doesn't fret if asked to play 90 minutes.Covered_End_Lad said:addick1956 said:
This seems a common tactic these days. Last year Stanley forward did this and got a January move to Bolton.FishCostaFortune said:
Have a look at the Morcambe reaction to see if they feel he is doing right by them. It does not matter the circumstances he’s still seemingly refusing to play so he can get a move, which is exactly what Taylor did.Dazzler21 said:
I don't see him refusing to play in a relegation fight, using covid as an excuse whilst his team mates tried to battle on to the end.FishCostaFortune said:Stockton is essentially doing a Lyle Taylor to Morcambe, off the back of one good season, and people are still clamouring for him.
The points Morcambe could potentially be dropping now because he’s not playing could effect them towards the end of the year - time will tell.
Garner has spoken extensively in interviews about how he wants the right character in the team. Does this sound like the right sort of character to people?
I think they actually get paid whilst downing tools. This is clearly wrong if true... stop paying the buggers....they signed a contract and expect the club to honour it.
One of the reasons I like Innis is that when injured he invested time in the club and the community. Players like that are worth keeping . The right attitude is ways a plus in the dressing room.
I wonder why you don't have the same issue with Innis that you have with Aneke, Inniss has been injured and unavailable for far more games during his charlton career than Aneke has...
Now tell me why you ask dumb questions. I covered this earlier today.
its A&Eke 🙌🏻
Well done for creating that.0 -
It's definitely not the same situation as last season. We were utterly buggered when Stockley was injured last season because our entire game plan was to hoof it up to him. So it fell apart when Burstow was in his role.DOUCHER said:If stockley gets injured we r knackered let’s b honest - same as last season - it’s a no brainier that we need another CF - not a false this and that or a part winger - we got enough of them
This season we are playing it through the thirds, so to still function we just need someone who can link play in his role, and we're still in business. I believe Leaburn and Rak Sakyi could do it to a reasonable level.
That being said, we do need another specialist and I think we'll get one on loan.2 -
Come on mate, no need for this. If you don’t like it, don’t engageStu_of_Kunming said:
You’re an idiot, please stop posting.addick1956 said:
Because he actually turned up this season and has played . I also liked his attitude in that when unfit he invested in this club and the community. He put something in and at the moment is not on big money. He doesn't fret if asked to play 90 minutes.Covered_End_Lad said:addick1956 said:
This seems a common tactic these days. Last year Stanley forward did this and got a January move to Bolton.FishCostaFortune said:
Have a look at the Morcambe reaction to see if they feel he is doing right by them. It does not matter the circumstances he’s still seemingly refusing to play so he can get a move, which is exactly what Taylor did.Dazzler21 said:
I don't see him refusing to play in a relegation fight, using covid as an excuse whilst his team mates tried to battle on to the end.FishCostaFortune said:Stockton is essentially doing a Lyle Taylor to Morcambe, off the back of one good season, and people are still clamouring for him.
The points Morcambe could potentially be dropping now because he’s not playing could effect them towards the end of the year - time will tell.
Garner has spoken extensively in interviews about how he wants the right character in the team. Does this sound like the right sort of character to people?
I think they actually get paid whilst downing tools. This is clearly wrong if true... stop paying the buggers....they signed a contract and expect the club to honour it.
One of the reasons I like Innis is that when injured he invested time in the club and the community. Players like that are worth keeping . The right attitude is ways a plus in the dressing room.
I wonder why you don't have the same issue with Innis that you have with Aneke, Inniss has been injured and unavailable for far more games during his charlton career than Aneke has...
Now tell me why you ask dumb questions. I covered this earlier today.10 -
Going forward I’ll just post this at random moments ok?thenewbie said:
What you need to do next is bring it up every day in as many threads as possible on the most tenuous of basis, so everyone can appreciate it fully.EugenesAxe said:
I know I know I’m trying to not feel too smug though 🙏🏻Henry Irving said:
Very good, made me smile cos he's, unfortunately, injured more than we'd all like and A & E is where you go when you have an accident but it's also the first part his name.EugenesAxe said:
Good isn’t it, it just came to me…Henry Irving said:
Brilliant.EugenesAxe said:
Go on then…shirty5 said:
What part of the hospital does he visit?sam3110 said:
Aneke is constantly going to community events, there's countless pictures of him at hospitals, kids events etc etc, so to label him in that manner is disrespectfuladdick1956 said:
Because he actually turned up this season and has played . I also liked his attitude in that when unfit he invested in this club and the community. He put something in and at the moment is not on big money. He doesn't fret if asked to play 90 minutes.Covered_End_Lad said:addick1956 said:
This seems a common tactic these days. Last year Stanley forward did this and got a January move to Bolton.FishCostaFortune said:
Have a look at the Morcambe reaction to see if they feel he is doing right by them. It does not matter the circumstances he’s still seemingly refusing to play so he can get a move, which is exactly what Taylor did.Dazzler21 said:
I don't see him refusing to play in a relegation fight, using covid as an excuse whilst his team mates tried to battle on to the end.FishCostaFortune said:Stockton is essentially doing a Lyle Taylor to Morcambe, off the back of one good season, and people are still clamouring for him.
The points Morcambe could potentially be dropping now because he’s not playing could effect them towards the end of the year - time will tell.
Garner has spoken extensively in interviews about how he wants the right character in the team. Does this sound like the right sort of character to people?
I think they actually get paid whilst downing tools. This is clearly wrong if true... stop paying the buggers....they signed a contract and expect the club to honour it.
One of the reasons I like Innis is that when injured he invested time in the club and the community. Players like that are worth keeping . The right attitude is ways a plus in the dressing room.
I wonder why you don't have the same issue with Innis that you have with Aneke, Inniss has been injured and unavailable for far more games during his charlton career than Aneke has...
Now tell me why you ask dumb questions. I covered this earlier today.
its A&Eke 🙌🏻
Well done for creating that.
10 -
👏👏👏👏👏EugenesA
xe said:
Going forward I’ll just post this at random moments ok?thenewbie said:
What you need to do next is bring it up every day in as many threads as possible on the most tenuous of basis, so everyone can appreciate it fully.EugenesAxe said:
I know I know I’m trying to not feel too smug though 🙏🏻Henry Irving said:
Very good, made me smile cos he's, unfortunately, injured more than we'd all like and A & E is where you go when you have an accident but it's also the first part his name.EugenesAxe said:
Good isn’t it, it just came to me…Henry Irving said:
Brilliant.EugenesAxe said:
Go on then…shirty5 said:
What part of the hospital does he visit?sam3110 said:
Aneke is constantly going to community events, there's countless pictures of him at hospitals, kids events etc etc, so to label him in that manner is disrespectfuladdick1956 said:
Because he actually turned up this season and has played . I also liked his attitude in that when unfit he invested in this club and the community. He put something in and at the moment is not on big money. He doesn't fret if asked to play 90 minutes.Covered_End_Lad said:addick1956 said:
This seems a common tactic these days. Last year Stanley forward did this and got a January move to Bolton.FishCostaFortune said:
Have a look at the Morcambe reaction to see if they feel he is doing right by them. It does not matter the circumstances he’s still seemingly refusing to play so he can get a move, which is exactly what Taylor did.Dazzler21 said:
I don't see him refusing to play in a relegation fight, using covid as an excuse whilst his team mates tried to battle on to the end.FishCostaFortune said:Stockton is essentially doing a Lyle Taylor to Morcambe, off the back of one good season, and people are still clamouring for him.
The points Morcambe could potentially be dropping now because he’s not playing could effect them towards the end of the year - time will tell.
Garner has spoken extensively in interviews about how he wants the right character in the team. Does this sound like the right sort of character to people?
I think they actually get paid whilst downing tools. This is clearly wrong if true... stop paying the buggers....they signed a contract and expect the club to honour it.
One of the reasons I like Innis is that when injured he invested time in the club and the community. Players like that are worth keeping . The right attitude is ways a plus in the dressing room.
I wonder why you don't have the same issue with Innis that you have with Aneke, Inniss has been injured and unavailable for far more games during his charlton career than Aneke has...
Now tell me why you ask dumb questions. I covered this earlier today.
its A&Eke 🙌🏻
Well done for creating that.0 -
Love your work 😉1 -
Anyone think we need a striker?
& if so what type?
Energetic, strong, creative or a finisher?
Kirk or others leaving may free up wages
Everything will be revealed soon0 -
I'll biteScoham said:Anyone think we need a striker?
& if so what type?
Energetic, strong, creative or a finisher?
Kirk or others leaving may free up wages
Everything will be revealed soon
Obviously we do. In my opinion we aren't going to sign someone that's a total game changer. On that basis I would go with a Stockley back up.
You need plan A and then enough depth so plan A isn't blown out the water because 1 player is injured/suspended/out of form. Once you have that you can afford to look at plan B and C.1 - Sponsored links:
-
Young (20)
Tall (6' 1")
Known to manager
2 -
Tyreece Simpson fits that description.Henry Irving said:Young (20)
Tall (6' 1")
Known to manager0 -
What a coincidence 😉Richard J said:
Tyreece Simpson fits that description.Henry Irving said:Young (20)
Tall (6' 1")
Known to manager16 -
I really like the fact that (so far) it doesn’t seem to matter who’s in the starting line up, the Garnerball still seems to work. Touch wood for tomorrow.2
-
Nonsense Twitter account rumour:7
-
7 followersScoham said:Nonsense Twitter account rumour:1 -
And I do believe that Silhouette is Ronaldo....!SouthLincsAddick said:
7 followersScoham said:Nonsense Twitter account rumour:16 -
Finn Gerson-Diaz? That's a special name.
0 -
"told to have little interest" wtaf.
does he mean "said to have little interest" or have we instructed Tyreece how to react?
1 -
Henry Irving said:Young (20)
Tall (6' 1")
Known to manager
Unveiled at half time
2 - Sponsored links:
-
‘Never analyse comedy genius.’Henry Irving said:
Very good, made me smile cos he's, unfortunately, injured more than we'd all like and A & E is where you go when you have an accident but it's also the first part his name.EugenesAxe said:
Good isn’t it, it just came to me…Henry Irving said:
Brilliant.EugenesAxe said:
Go on then…shirty5 said:
What part of the hospital does he visit?sam3110 said:
Aneke is constantly going to community events, there's countless pictures of him at hospitals, kids events etc etc, so to label him in that manner is disrespectfuladdick1956 said:
Because he actually turned up this season and has played . I also liked his attitude in that when unfit he invested in this club and the community. He put something in and at the moment is not on big money. He doesn't fret if asked to play 90 minutes.Covered_End_Lad said:addick1956 said:
This seems a common tactic these days. Last year Stanley forward did this and got a January move to Bolton.FishCostaFortune said:
Have a look at the Morcambe reaction to see if they feel he is doing right by them. It does not matter the circumstances he’s still seemingly refusing to play so he can get a move, which is exactly what Taylor did.Dazzler21 said:
I don't see him refusing to play in a relegation fight, using covid as an excuse whilst his team mates tried to battle on to the end.FishCostaFortune said:Stockton is essentially doing a Lyle Taylor to Morcambe, off the back of one good season, and people are still clamouring for him.
The points Morcambe could potentially be dropping now because he’s not playing could effect them towards the end of the year - time will tell.
Garner has spoken extensively in interviews about how he wants the right character in the team. Does this sound like the right sort of character to people?
I think they actually get paid whilst downing tools. This is clearly wrong if true... stop paying the buggers....they signed a contract and expect the club to honour it.
One of the reasons I like Innis is that when injured he invested time in the club and the community. Players like that are worth keeping . The right attitude is ways a plus in the dressing room.
I wonder why you don't have the same issue with Innis that you have with Aneke, Inniss has been injured and unavailable for far more games during his charlton career than Aneke has...
Now tell me why you ask dumb questions. I covered this earlier today.
its A&Eke 🙌🏻
Well done for creating that.0 -
You really are a strange personaddick1956 said:
Probably because he hobs off without thinking...it is quite strange how it is always someone else making a comment and notShootersHillGuru said:
Probably because we don’t all hang on every work you post.addick1956 said:
Because he actually turned up this season and has played . I also liked his attitude in that when unfit he invested in this club and the community. He put something in and at the moment is not on big money. He doesn't fret if asked to play 90 minutes.Covered_End_Lad said:addick1956 said:
This seems a common tactic these days. Last year Stanley forward did this and got a January move to Bolton.FishCostaFortune said:
Have a look at the Morcambe reaction to see if they feel he is doing right by them. It does not matter the circumstances he’s still seemingly refusing to play so he can get a move, which is exactly what Taylor did.Dazzler21 said:
I don't see him refusing to play in a relegation fight, using covid as an excuse whilst his team mates tried to battle on to the end.FishCostaFortune said:Stockton is essentially doing a Lyle Taylor to Morcambe, off the back of one good season, and people are still clamouring for him.
The points Morcambe could potentially be dropping now because he’s not playing could effect them towards the end of the year - time will tell.
Garner has spoken extensively in interviews about how he wants the right character in the team. Does this sound like the right sort of character to people?
I think they actually get paid whilst downing tools. This is clearly wrong if true... stop paying the buggers....they signed a contract and expect the club to honour it.
One of the reasons I like Innis is that when injured he invested time in the club and the community. Players like that are worth keeping . The right attitude is ways a plus in the dressing room.
I wonder why you don't have the same issue with Innis that you have with Aneke, Inniss has been injured and unavailable for far more games during his charlton career than Aneke has...
Now tell me why you ask dumb questions. I covered this earlier today.
the person I answered.
So why have you stuck your oar in...?3 -
When does loan window close?0
-
There is one window, for the EFL, it doesn't close.Siv_in_Norfolk said:When does loan window close?
It slames shut!!!
1 September I think 🤔5 -
Tom Cannon of Everton previously linked with us scored twice today.1
-
Leaburn is a different level to Burstow19
-
Its another person who can't put a grammatically correct sentence together.Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:"told to have little interest" wtaf.
does he mean "said to have little interest" or have we instructed Tyreece how to react?
Perhaps he can join Rich Cawley on an English Language course.0 -
I'm not really convinced you need strikers at all to be honest. Enough full backs in the starting line-up and I think you're alright.Scoham said:Anyone think we need a striker?
& if so what type?
Energetic, strong, creative or a finisher?
Kirk or others leaving may free up wages
Everything will be revealed soon
4 -
golfaddick said:
Its another person who can't put a grammatically correct sentence together.Six-a-bag-of-nuts said:"told to have little interest" wtaf.
does he mean "said to have little interest" or have we instructed Tyreece how to react?
Perhaps he can join Rich Cawley on an English Language course.
Is this because Cawley said "few clubs are interested" in Gilbey or whoever? He's technically right if there are 3 clubs out of 3,903 professional football clubs in the world interested then it is indeed few clubs as well as "a few" clubs 😉0 -
Good evening Gareth.Garrymanilow said:
I'm not really convinced you need strikers at all to be honest. Enough full backs in the starting line-up and I think you're alright.Scoham said:Anyone think we need a striker?
& if so what type?
Energetic, strong, creative or a finisher?
Kirk or others leaving may free up wages
Everything will be revealed soon9
