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  • I'd love to hear  an honest answer from Gallen as to who was responsible and involved in Aneke's return.

    Aneke coming back was a f***** joke.
    I always felt that his departure to Birmingham resulted in a bit of a mixed reaction from fans.

    The biggest frustration from us was that we didnt try to sign someone to replace him up front. - January came round and the Sandgaard potentially thought: "We'll get him back to please the fans" - Not realising that, that wasnt exactly what we wanted / meant
  • My guess is a brief cameo against Wycombe and a post match farewell to the fans. 
    What would be the benefit in paying up his contract six months early? 

    The benefit🤔

    Someone else can use Chuks couch ✅
  • My guess is a brief cameo against Wycombe and a post match farewell to the fans. 
    What would be the benefit in paying up his contract six months early? 

    The benefit🤔

    Someone else can use Chuks couch ✅
    You know Chuks is a (part time) property investor right?
  • ross1 said:
    According to NJ, hope to have him back over Christmas 
    I am starting to think we may not see him in a Charlton shirt again. 
    That might be a sensible conclusion. If an out of contract player finishes the season injured, don't we have to continue to provide rehabilitation?
  • edited December 2024
    Ferryman said:
    ross1 said:
    According to NJ, hope to have him back over Christmas 
    I am starting to think we may not see him in a Charlton shirt again. 
    That might be a sensible conclusion. If an out of contract player finishes the season injured, don't we have to continue to provide rehabilitation?

    If that was the case then both Lewis Page and Cory Gibbs would still be using a couch in the medical room.
    Apparently they would leave a towel on their favourite one; Bauer knew that trick ! Chuks bless him, has his own name plaque on his couch. 
    Chuks Aneke was here: Jan 2021-June 2025.

    A crying shame as he would've been a Championship player without the medical issues which has blighted his career. 
  • edited December 2024
    Ferryman said:
    ross1 said:
    According to NJ, hope to have him back over Christmas 
    I am starting to think we may not see him in a Charlton shirt again. 
    That might be a sensible conclusion. If an out of contract player finishes the season injured, don't we have to continue to provide rehabilitation?
    I would say we do it as a good will gesture (even if we don't have to).
  • Ferryman said:
    ross1 said:
    According to NJ, hope to have him back over Christmas 
    I am starting to think we may not see him in a Charlton shirt again. 
    That might be a sensible conclusion. If an out of contract player finishes the season injured, don't we have to continue to provide rehabilitation?
    I would say we do it as a good will gesture (even if we don't have to).
    But I would make an exception in this case,  as we've clearly already invested lots of time and money on his rehabilitation over the years. 
  • My guess is a brief cameo against Wycombe and a post match farewell to the fans. 
    What would be the benefit in paying up his contract six months early? 

    The benefit🤔

    Someone else can use Chuks couch ✅
    You know Chuks is a (part time) property investor right?
    Good luck to him if he has done this and thought of the future.
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  • I compare Chuks to a similarly talented forward, Paul Mortimer. Both blighted by mainly muscle injuries, I wonder if it is something relatively simple like lack of proper hydration?
    No. It’s because they stopped using White Horse linement.
    Loved that smell...
  • I compare Chuks to a similarly talented forward, Paul Mortimer. Both blighted by mainly muscle injuries, I wonder if it is something relatively simple like lack of proper hydration?
    No. It’s because they stopped using White Horse linement.
    Loved that smell...
    As an aside, a cheaper alternative to Deep Heat etc., used by quite a few GAA players I know is a thing called Uddermint (for use on dairy cattle).

    I have to admit to liking the smell.

    The really handy thing is that it comes in much larger sizes (more cheaply), it could be a game changer in Chuks' ongoing (by which I mean endless) recuperation.
  • My guess is a brief cameo against Wycombe and a post match farewell to the fans. 
    What would be the benefit in paying up his contract six months early? 

    The benefit🤔

    Someone else can use Chuks couch ✅
    You know Chuks is a (full time) property investor right?
    😏
  • My guess is a brief cameo against Wycombe and a post match farewell to the fans. 
    What would be the benefit in paying up his contract six months early? 
    I don’t know enough about club finances to know what the benefit is but there obviously is one, given how often clubs do it. Isn’t it partly a tax thing?
  • JaShea99 said:
    My guess is a brief cameo against Wycombe and a post match farewell to the fans. 
    What would be the benefit in paying up his contract six months early? 
    I don’t know enough about club finances to know what the benefit is but there obviously is one, given how often clubs do it. Isn’t it partly a tax thing?
    It would normally be pay up a lump sum less than the total of the monthly salary outstanding. 

    Allows a player to move on and the total cost to be a marginal saving. 

    But in the days of FFP (or equivalent) less likely to be a thing I’d suggest and  certainly not beneficial with just a few months only left. 

    Better to use the player in the last few months with less worry on long term impact to him (cynical I know). 
  • edited December 2024
    Chucks role now must be to toughen up leaburn and gas in training and teach them how to scare and bully defenders
  • edited December 2024
    I hope Chuks gets a game soon. NJ might be getting him ready for the Wycombe match.
  • Chucks role now must be to toughen up leaburn and gas in training and teach them how to scare and bully defenders
    Thought that was why Nathan made Hylton a Player/Coach (to teach the forwards how to sh** house)
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  • Good post from @Sage who has more insight than most of us. 

    I do still think the almost total silence from the club on the nature of his injuries, this one especially, is ultimately unhelpful to him. It encourages the cyncism we see in this thread - and for sure the management of other clubs will have a pretty good idea generally of his injuries. 
  • Chucks role now must be to toughen up leaburn and gas in training and teach them how to scare and bully defenders
    Thought that was why Nathan made Hylton a Player/Coach (to teach the forwards how to sh** house)
    Hylton is good at shit house, chicks is good at bullying defenders. Has and leaburn need to do that more
  • Good post from @Sage who has more insight than most of us. 

    I do still think the almost total silence from the club on the nature of his injuries, this one especially, is ultimately unhelpful to him. It encourages the cyncism we see in this thread - and for sure the management of other clubs will have a pretty good idea generally of his injuries. 
    How so?
  • Good post from @Sage who has more insight than most of us. 

    I do still think the almost total silence from the club on the nature of his injuries, this one especially, is ultimately unhelpful to him. It encourages the cyncism we see in this thread - and for sure the management of other clubs will have a pretty good idea generally of his injuries. 
    How so?
    They all talk to each other. Charlie Methven claims to have a line to just about every club. He led us to believe that he knew we had a bad rexors with injuries , even though Dr Will played that down in his - rather inscrutable - chat with CAST members. 
  • My guess is a brief cameo against Wycombe and a post match farewell to the fans. 
    What would be the benefit in paying up his contract six months early? 

    The benefit🤔

    Someone else can use Chuks couch ✅
    You know Chuks is a (part time) property investor right?
    He should be an expert on structure damage 
  • Good post from @Sage who has more insight than most of us. 

    I do still think the almost total silence from the club on the nature of his injuries, this one especially, is ultimately unhelpful to him. It encourages the cyncism we see in this thread - and for sure the management of other clubs will have a pretty good idea generally of his injuries. 
    His current absence is because of a groin injury that he received in training. The club reported this when it happened in mid-October.
  • Good post from @Sage who has more insight than most of us. 

    I do still think the almost total silence from the club on the nature of his injuries, this one especially, is ultimately unhelpful to him. It encourages the cyncism we see in this thread - and for sure the management of other clubs will have a pretty good idea generally of his injuries. 
    His current absence is because of a groin injury that he received in training. The club reported this when it happened in mid-October.
    I genuinely missed that they specified “groin”, in that case. My recollection is that NJ reported both Chuks and LJ as having “minor” issues which were otherwise unspecified. In LJ’s case the nature of the injury was revealed on here by a Lifer who had been freely informed by the player.

    I just went to the OS and searched “Chuks”. There is no article on him since Feb this year. There are updates of his hamstring injury from Oct 23. I must admit that I dont much read the OS nowadays, assuming people here will re-post important updates from it, but I do follow Chuks threads here and genuinely this is the first time I’ve read that its a groin issue. But it’s probably just me. 
  • Good post from @Sage who has more insight than most of us. 

    I do still think the almost total silence from the club on the nature of his injuries, this one especially, is ultimately unhelpful to him. It encourages the cyncism we see in this thread - and for sure the management of other clubs will have a pretty good idea generally of his injuries. 
    His current absence is because of a groin injury that he received in training. The club reported this when it happened in mid-October.
    I genuinely missed that they specified “groin”, in that case. My recollection is that NJ reported both Chuks and LJ as having “minor” issues which were otherwise unspecified. In LJ’s case the nature of the injury was revealed on here by a Lifer who had been freely informed by the player.

    I just went to the OS and searched “Chuks”. There is no article on him since Feb this year. There are updates of his hamstring injury from Oct 23. I must admit that I dont much read the OS nowadays, assuming people here will re-post important updates from it, but I do follow Chuks threads here and genuinely this is the first time I’ve read that its a groin issue. But it’s probably just me. 
    https://www.charltonafc.com/news/jones-its-really-big-week
  • Good post from @Sage who has more insight than most of us. 

    I do still think the almost total silence from the club on the nature of his injuries, this one especially, is ultimately unhelpful to him. It encourages the cyncism we see in this thread - and for sure the management of other clubs will have a pretty good idea generally of his injuries. 
    His current absence is because of a groin injury that he received in training. The club reported this when it happened in mid-October.
    I genuinely missed that they specified “groin”, in that case. My recollection is that NJ reported both Chuks and LJ as having “minor” issues which were otherwise unspecified. In LJ’s case the nature of the injury was revealed on here by a Lifer who had been freely informed by the player.

    I just went to the OS and searched “Chuks”. There is no article on him since Feb this year. There are updates of his hamstring injury from Oct 23. I must admit that I dont much read the OS nowadays, assuming people here will re-post important updates from it, but I do follow Chuks threads here and genuinely this is the first time I’ve read that its a groin issue. But it’s probably just me. 
    https://www.charltonafc.com/news/jones-its-really-big-week
    A "minor thing" back in October .......... fast forward two months ........
  • Still not on the bench today 
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