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Steven Sessegnon joins Charlton on season-long loan
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Id have him back.
Easy as that...him or Penney....easy choice for me.1 -
Hope Sess stays but not expecting him to.1
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I see it a different way, there’s question marks over egbos injury record so surely having 2 players who need minutes managing works better if you can effectively rotate them?1
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wages is the better question, anyway sess wise purely versatility and being a known quantity ( not being part of what I’d consider the tripe of the current team) I’d give him a yesross1 said:
But can we rotate their wages as well? 🤗LTKapal said:I see it a different way, there’s question marks over egbos injury record so surely having 2 players who need minutes managing works better if you can effectively rotate them?0 -
A player who at our level can play right and left back to a decent standard is quite a valuable asset. As long as he can play that is.2
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I think he's looked decent in a poor team, but not especially standout either and has been guilty of some of the same bad errors that have cost us goals as the rest of the team. Doesn't offer as much in attack on the overlap as I'd like either. Add in the fact he can't play 90 minutes regularly and he's not one I'd be in a huge hurry to get back, personally. That being said, I don't have any faith we will sign better.0
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He's no Ben Purrington :-)
But I'd have him back in a flash. His injury record means he is unlikely to make it at the top flight but if he can get that knee sorted he could play in the Championship quite comfortably. I would think he's enjoyed it with us because his brother, and I assume the rest of his family, are London-based. Certainly more convenient that playing for Plymouth.
If the wages were acceptable i'd definitely have him back
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We really need to move away from players with poor injury records. Our defence has been poor this season and Sessegnon although not the biggest culprit has contributed to that2
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If his knee injury can be fixed over the summer I would have him back in a shot. If not then I wouldn't bother.1
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Fortunately that isn't the choice.king addick said:Id have him back.
Easy as that...him or Penney....easy choice for me.
Penney can go play for some pub team somewhere.
Sess is too injury prone. We need to stop carrying passengers for what they can do when they're fit. Buy someone fit.1 -
Thanks Sess but we won’t be needing you anymore … can’t play two games in a row.0
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The issue being as soon as one of them is injured then the other cannot be rotated out and will also likely get injured.LTKapal said:I see it a different way, there’s question marks over egbos injury record so surely having 2 players who need minutes managing works better if you can effectively rotate them?1 -
Well no not really because there is no way to know that they won't just end up both out injured simultaneously.LTKapal said:I see it a different way, there’s question marks over egbos injury record so surely having 2 players who need minutes managing works better if you can effectively rotate them?0 -
I don’t disagree with the comments just trying to give an alternate opinion/solution0
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Ideally I suppose you'd be looking at 2 out of the three of Egbo, Kane and Sessegnon as all three are able to play on both sides if needed.LTKapal said:I don’t disagree with the comments just trying to give an alternate opinion/solution
Before his fluke Charltonisation Kane was pretty reliable fitness wise (and ALSO covers CB) so if his freak injury was a one off he'd probably get the nod.
That then leaves you having to choose between one of two talented but injury prone players to keep.0 -
I thought it was a bit curious on Saturday that we played Clare ahead of both Kane and Egbo at RB. If nothing else it would have been an opportunity to play Kane in his natural position of RB and give him a chance to impress, as unlike Penney he presumably hasn't been written off already0
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If we are to believe the manager, the decisions have been made so there is no need to look at certain players in certain positions.0
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Seems Sess is hinting he's staying.15 -
With Fulham?ButtleJR said:
Seems Sess is hinting he's staying.5 - Sponsored links:
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RonnieMoore said:Thanks Sess but we won’t be needing you anymore … can’t play two games in a row.
Someone will change their tune the instant it is announced. (If he does stay).ButtleJR said:
Seems Sess is hinting he's staying.1 -
CBT commented something about seeing him next year too. Good move from the club imo0
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I do really like Sess, though after his knee flare up in January I don’t think he’s been the same player.He’s issues are cleary not on a Chuks level, but I really don’t want us to be in a position again where we are short in quality in a position because one of the players who plays in it is a constant injury risk.1
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If people are reading this as SS staying then you could jump to similar conclusions on Morgan, Clare and Hector0
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Blackett-Taylor says “see you June 22nd”
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You've got the wrong end of the stick here.Callumcafc said:Blackett-Taylor says “see you June 22nd”
Blackett-Taylor is signing for Fulham :-)7 -
I would imagine Holden would want to keep all of those. Morgan has played well enough to be a useful squad player.mart77 said:If people are reading this as SS staying then you could jump to similar conclusions on Morgan, Clare and Hector0 -
We could do a lot worse on a free. Yes he has been carrying an injury, but he now has the summer to get that sorted.
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Could imagine those sorts of posts being more "go on, stay!" rather than it already being agreed.Callumcafc said:Blackett-Taylor says “see you June 22nd”7 -
Sess is out of contract as far as I am aware and has enjoyed it with us, so depending on ££££s…👀✍️ 🤞
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