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January Transfer Window - Jan 2023 (Deadline Day starts page 112)
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Hector would be a great signing if fully fit although has not played for a long time. Could hopefully have him starting over Inniss.1
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His wife?ButtleJR said:
No, someone more reliable than that twat... though that's not saying a lot.KentishAddick said:
Been told by TS?ButtleJR said:Been told to expect 3 signings today: based on above I'd assume hector and the bournemouth midfielder plus a striker.3 -
Be disappointed if Ness is dropped so readilynagAddick said:Hector would be a great signing if fully fit although has not played for a long time. Could hopefully have him starting over Inniss.1 -
In fairness, Hector would be great in defence...ForeverAddickted said:
Be disappointed if Ness is dropped so readilynagAddick said:Hector would be a great signing if fully fit although has not played for a long time. Could hopefully have him starting over Inniss.
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Yes, we need to keep Ness in the side and having an experienced cb who has played at higher levels next to him in Hector it would be really helpful with his development.ForeverAddickted said:
Be disappointed if Ness is dropped so readilynagAddick said:Hector would be a great signing if fully fit although has not played for a long time. Could hopefully have him starting over Inniss.1 -
It’s why I question anyone who is getting worked up about who we bring in in this window. Granted, transfers seems to be being engineered by Scott (maybe) and maybe TS is hands off this time round, but the evidence is clear, the recruitment has been very poor for a number of years.Leuth said:
Fuck me that list is brutalForeverAddickted said:
Not to mention you only need to look at our business under Tommy when we've actually spent feesTodds_right_hook said:
I keep reading bargain bucket comments on here. People do realise that we are in the bottom 25% of the top four divisions? Of course we are shopping in the bargain bucket! If we were shopping at Harrods we wouldn't be bottom half league 1.SELR_addicks said:
And we're still in the bargain bucket regardless.CH4RLTON said:Macgillvery, Macgrandles, Stockley, Forster caskey and Kirk all out so far that is quite a big wage trim
we need curbishley style signings, not necessarily big name signings. We need players to fit the managers system and to balance the squad. I couldn't care less if we replaced stockley with a £50k player from barrow, as long as he fits the system and can provide stability to a squad that gets rebuilt every transfer window.
Fraser | Aneke | Lavelle | Kirk | Clare | Stockley | Shinnie | Jaiyesimi | Schwartz | Washington | Gilbey
Two of those (Lavelle | Jaiyesimi) could still depart, whilst one is crooked.
Maybe we're better off looking around in the bargain bucket, as we cant be trusted to make transfer feesWhy would we risk bringing in any players on long term deals when all of the above bar Shinnie have constrained our ability to have a complete refresh. We really need to get to the end of the season either in a position where players’ contracts have run down, or, the majority of the team have been moved on.Anything less than that and I think we’re kidding ourselves about our ability to get out this league next season3 -
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One can defend but will make mistakes and has a bit of an anger problem.Showmetheway2gohome said:I’d sooner innis out before lavelle
The other can't defend is slower than a tugboat and will make mistakes.
You want to keep the latter?5 -
That's Inniss seeing this comment.DDOUBLEE said:7 -
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It's obvious that all transfer business is being conducted to get us through the season, and enabling a reset in the summer.cabbles said:
It’s why I question anyone who is getting worked up about who we bring in in this window. Granted, transfers seems to be being engineered by Scott (maybe) and maybe TS is hands off this time round, but the evidence is clear, the recruitment has been very poor for a number of years.Leuth said:
Fuck me that list is brutalForeverAddickted said:
Not to mention you only need to look at our business under Tommy when we've actually spent feesTodds_right_hook said:
I keep reading bargain bucket comments on here. People do realise that we are in the bottom 25% of the top four divisions? Of course we are shopping in the bargain bucket! If we were shopping at Harrods we wouldn't be bottom half league 1.SELR_addicks said:
And we're still in the bargain bucket regardless.CH4RLTON said:Macgillvery, Macgrandles, Stockley, Forster caskey and Kirk all out so far that is quite a big wage trim
we need curbishley style signings, not necessarily big name signings. We need players to fit the managers system and to balance the squad. I couldn't care less if we replaced stockley with a £50k player from barrow, as long as he fits the system and can provide stability to a squad that gets rebuilt every transfer window.
Fraser | Aneke | Lavelle | Kirk | Clare | Stockley | Shinnie | Jaiyesimi | Schwartz | Washington | Gilbey
Two of those (Lavelle | Jaiyesimi) could still depart, whilst one is crooked.
Maybe we're better off looking around in the bargain bucket, as we cant be trusted to make transfer feesWhy would we risk bringing in any players on long term deals when all of the above bar Shinnie have constrained our ability to have a complete refresh. We really need to get to the end of the season either in a position where players’ contracts have run down, or, the majority of the team have been moved on.Anything less than that and I think we’re kidding ourselves about our ability to get out this league next season
So far, fringe members of the squad are departing and short term replacements coming in.
Each of these players will have something to prove - either to earn a contract with Charlton in the summer or put themselves in the shop window.
They know they will need to play for their futures.
Even if they are not regarded as standout players in this division, they may prove to be Holden type players.
Remember Curbs mantra? ...... "building a team greater than the sum of its parts".
Let's see what happens.
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In the case of someone like Penney or Kane, they're out of contract in the summer so no harm in seeing what they can do with a view to potentially keeping them next season if they do well.NabySarr said:Don’t get the point in these signings. They are short term fixes when we aren’t going up or down. I would rather just use Ness, Henry, Campbell, Kanu etc and get a good look at them for next season rather than bring players in ahead of them.Same situation as last season where the managers future is uncertain so they need results in the short-term rather than thinking what’s the best way to prepare us for next season
Plus if we signed no one and were forced to play kids and then got sucked into a relegation battle, we'd all be saying 'why the fuck didn't we get some loans in'.8 -
Gilbey and Washington were actually pre-Sandgaard. Regardless though we seem to be spectacularly bad at identifying the difference between a player on the up and one who is having a good period in the right place. Gilbey has fluctuated in his career between good and bad spells. We picked him up after consecutive POTY spells in L1 & L2 (and apparently we wanted him in the Championship) but he's always been poor for us. Aneke was always injured for us, never injured but didn't play for Birmingham, then always injured for us again. Lavelle was captain in a L2 promotion season, looks like he's never played football before. Kirk was a leading chance creator in the league for a poor Crewe side, anonymous for us. DJ had 4 goals and 3 assists in 18 games for Swindon in L1, struggled with us. Clare looked good in midfield for Burton, is an ok fill-in RB for us. I think that's the key, knowing if a player who just tore it up in L2 or for a lower down L1 team is a player who can kick on or if the stars are just aligning for them at their current team. We seem to get it wrong nearly 100% of the time.ForeverAddickted said:
Not to mention you only need to look at our business under Tommy when we've actually spent feesTodds_right_hook said:
I keep reading bargain bucket comments on here. People do realise that we are in the bottom 25% of the top four divisions? Of course we are shopping in the bargain bucket! If we were shopping at Harrods we wouldn't be bottom half league 1.SELR_addicks said:
And we're still in the bargain bucket regardless.CH4RLTON said:Macgillvery, Macgrandles, Stockley, Forster caskey and Kirk all out so far that is quite a big wage trim
we need curbishley style signings, not necessarily big name signings. We need players to fit the managers system and to balance the squad. I couldn't care less if we replaced stockley with a £50k player from barrow, as long as he fits the system and can provide stability to a squad that gets rebuilt every transfer window.
Fraser | Aneke | Lavelle | Kirk | Clare | Stockley | Shinnie | Jaiyesimi | Schwartz | Washington | Gilbey
Two of those (Lavelle | Jaiyesimi) could still depart, whilst one is crooked.
Maybe we're better off looking around in the bargain bucket, as we cant be trusted to make transfer fees
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IF this is true, we owe MacGillivray a huge vote of thanks. And a big round of applause on his return.ForeverAddickted said:
He could have stopped the deal in its tracks by giving an honest opinion of Kirk.
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That's a front line he won't get in to.Scoham said:Burstow to join Posh on loan?0 -
You can't play too many inexperienced yougsters together in the same team.NabySarr said:Don’t get the point in these signings. They are short term fixes when we aren’t going up or down. I would rather just use Ness, Henry, Campbell, Kanu etc and get a good look at them for next season rather than bring players in ahead of them.Same situation as last season where the managers future is uncertain so they need results in the short-term rather than thinking what’s the best way to prepare us for next season
One or 2 at a time, of course or from the bench.
Otherwise the weight of expectation could destroy them.
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It isn't fair to throw kids in as the only option though is it? Ness, Henry and Campbell have had a good number of minutes so far anyway and Kanu is a first year pro. He needs neither chucking in or loaning out, yet. U21s and a few cameos is perfect for him now.NabySarr said:Don’t get the point in these signings. They are short term fixes when we aren’t going up or down. I would rather just use Ness, Henry, Campbell, Kanu etc and get a good look at them for next season rather than bring players in ahead of them.Same situation as last season where the managers future is uncertain so they need results in the short-term rather than thinking what’s the best way to prepare us for next season1 -
If you told me that we'd have to rely on Ness, O'Connell, Elerewe, Thomas and (at a pinch) Clare at CB for the remainder of the season, I could live with it.
I actually thought (before Sat) that Holden had successfully got Inniss to play a bit more cautiously and reliably. But I despair...
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Says a lot about how far perception of Kirk has fallen that last season a bad start for us had a Championship team taking him on loan and putting him in their team. Now he's being loaned to a team in the League One drop zone. At this point it looks like he's returning to the level he was at with Crewe, which is a team struggling to stay afloat in the third division. Feels like he's missed his opportunity to kick on
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Sadly we’re now in a very different place to the likes of Sheff Weds & Ipswich etc when it comes to players (we get their cast offs).Wheresmeticket? said:
But not good enough for Chef Wendy.Pelling1993 said:Michael Hector is too good for League 1 for sure. Looking forward to us putting a stop to that!
You saw on Sat vs Bolton that we can’t compete with the top 5 in L1 anymore such has been our downfall.
…& yes I’m aware we fluked a 1-0 win over Derby at the start of the season (but that was the luckiest result you’ll ever see. They should have been 4-0 up at HT).0 -
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Tbh, for as long as TS is owner, I'd rather we didn't sign players for fees on long term contracts. The current recruitment process is not fit for purpose and leaves us in the situation we are in with Kirk, Aneke and (until yesterday) Stockley.2
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Have you two had a lovers tiff 🙄ButtleJR said:
No, someone more reliable than that twat... though that's not saying a lot.KentishAddick said:
Been told by TS?ButtleJR said:Been told to expect 3 signings today: based on above I'd assume hector and the bournemouth midfielder plus a striker.2 -
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Inniss made a wrong decision, choosing to try and keep the ball in play instead of putting the ball out.redlanered said:If you told me that we'd have to rely on Ness, O'Connell, Elerewe, Thomas and (at a pinch) Clare at CB for the remainder of the season, I could live with it.
I actually thought (before Sat) that Holden had successfully got Inniss to play a bit more cautiously and reliably. But I despair...
Holden will have been talking to him about that, you bet.
It is the Third Division, players will make wrong decisions.
It's a reason why they are Third Division players.
Apart from that Bolton goal blip (don't forget the defence had completely lost it's shape ,AMB rushing off his line, Clare in no mans land), Inniss has shown simplified play and mproved consistancy lately.
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Agree. He's much better when he's told to keep it simple and safe. But he still makes calamitous errors and there's always the risk of a sending off. I'd still take him over Lavelle (who's been a major disappointment) but would welcome an upgrade at CB.Oggy Red said:
Inniss made a wrong decision, choosing to try and keep the ball in play instead of putting the ball out.redlanered said:If you told me that we'd have to rely on Ness, O'Connell, Elerewe, Thomas and (at a pinch) Clare at CB for the remainder of the season, I could live with it.
I actually thought (before Sat) that Holden had successfully got Inniss to play a bit more cautiously and reliably. But I despair...
Holden will have been talking to him about that, you bet.
It is the Third Division, players will make wrong decisions.
It's a reason why they are Third Division players.
Apart from that Bolton goal blip (don't forget the defence had completely lost it's shape ,AMB rushing off his line, Clare in no mans land), Inniss has shown simplified play and mproved consistancy lately.1 -
Yeh that’s pretty much all I’m basing my opinion onCharlton_Stu said:
When he was at Millwall i thought he was good but not sure he's done anything since.The Red Robin said:
Always rated himCharlton_Stu said:Heard from a mate that Aiden O'Brien is coming to us 👀1 -
I still don’t fully understand why Ryan is ahead of O’Connell but maybe that’s just me.6
