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Deadline Day from Pg.641 - Summer 2025 Charlton Athletic Transfer Rumours
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Braziliance said:stoneroses19 said:Braziliance said:Marriott110 said:Loaning out Karoy is a laughable suggestion, key part of how we hold onto games and excellent off the bench, suspect he'd be in every matchday squad next year providing he stays fit
There is nothing laughable about the suggestion of a loan of a 20 year old who wasn't part of our starting XI in the league below.You only have to look at Doughty's season for us last time in the Championship to see what a 20 year old can do in a higher league, and he hadn't played any first team minutes for us before then.Karoy has a lot of experience compared so no reason why he can't be a great asset to our squad next season.
I don't mind Karoy being on the bench as he's an honest player and I like him, but I think at this stage a loan would be better for him, or I can see him having a similar career to Lapslie where he's just used to see games out and doesn't find his feet.
A full season at a club like a Burton or a Northampton etc would be more beneficial to himself and us imo.9 -
Bailey said:AnonymousAddick said:Covered_End_Lad said:AnonymousAddick said:Crispywood said:Seeing as we’ve already brought in Carey can’t see Cornick happening. Loves an old player but even Jones won’t be silly enough to push this one throughCrispywood said:Seeing as we’ve already brought in Carey can’t see Cornick happening. Loves an old player but even Jones won’t be silly enough to push this one through
Don’t shoot the messenger hearing that jones could only be moving if he doesn’t get what was promised. According to my source the board are only offering a league one budget currently and of course if there is no ambition from the club I personally don’t blame him for walking. Oxford United had the lowest budget last year and spent 5 million in all my years of supporting Charlton I can’t remember spending near that. Serious questions ly with the board if you ask me wouldn’t judge any stories coming out when something deeper could be pushing the deal closer.
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I think karoy will come on for next season and be unreal!18
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jose said:He likes a left foot finish.
Seems to have sniffer qualities.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k0otohpuJxwRonnie SchwartzSeriously you just don't know do you? I'll hold my hands up & admit I thought Ronnie would be a cult hero, just shows how wrong you can be & you tube clips mean nothing.
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AnonymousAddick said:CAFCsayer said:AnonymousAddick said:I have some news not saying it’s done not saying how close I have been told we are in the market for Harry cornick there’s interest from both parties could be progressing very soon. I have heard he’s one of our main targets.6
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Braziliance said:stoneroses19 said:Braziliance said:Marriott110 said:Loaning out Karoy is a laughable suggestion, key part of how we hold onto games and excellent off the bench, suspect he'd be in every matchday squad next year providing he stays fit
There is nothing laughable about the suggestion of a loan of a 20 year old who wasn't part of our starting XI in the league below.You only have to look at Doughty's season for us last time in the Championship to see what a 20 year old can do in a higher league, and he hadn't played any first team minutes for us before then.Karoy has a lot of experience compared so no reason why he can't be a great asset to our squad next season.
I don't mind Karoy being on the bench as he's an honest player and I like him, but I think at this stage a loan would be better for him, or I can see him having a similar career to Lapslie where he's just used to see games out and doesn't find his feet.
A full season at a club like a Burton or a Northampton etc would be more beneficial to himself and us imo.
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charltonbob said:jose said:He likes a left foot finish.
Seems to have sniffer qualities.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k0otohpuJxwHas the look of a
Ronnie SchwartzSeriously you just don't know do you? I'll hold my hands up & admit I thought Ronnie would be a cult hero, just shows how wrong you can be & you tube clips mean nothing.
Hmm don't know why this appears in red ?
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golfaddick said:SantaClaus said:Swisdom said:Decent scoring record but I have watched a fairly large amount of Lithuanian football because I know a couple of players over there and it is a piss poor standard.
None of his goals are especially spectacular - he seems to be a "Johnny on the spot" type of striker which is probably why he appears to be so coveted. It is a highly sought after knack.
He has had a massive "glow-up" in the last 18 months judging by his ELO rating and he would currently be second to Matty Godden on that metric.
Can't imagine he would cost a lot so potentially a low-risk punt
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Doubt he's someone we'll be in for but Joe Low the big CB is leaving Wycombe at the end of his contract.0
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AnonymousAddick said:Bailey said:AnonymousAddick said:Covered_End_Lad said:AnonymousAddick said:Crispywood said:Seeing as we’ve already brought in Carey can’t see Cornick happening. Loves an old player but even Jones won’t be silly enough to push this one throughCrispywood said:Seeing as we’ve already brought in Carey can’t see Cornick happening. Loves an old player but even Jones won’t be silly enough to push this one through
Don’t shoot the messenger hearing that jones could only be moving if he doesn’t get what was promised. According to my source the board are only offering a league one budget currently and of course if there is no ambition from the club I personally don’t blame him for walking. Oxford United had the lowest budget last year and spent 5 million in all my years of supporting Charlton I can’t remember spending near that. Serious questions ly with the board if you ask me wouldn’t judge any stories coming out when something deeper could be pushing the deal closer.
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MarcusH26 said:Doubt he's someone we'll be in for but Joe Low the big CB is leaving Wycombe at the end of his contract.2
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killerandflash said:golfaddick said:SantaClaus said:Swisdom said:Decent scoring record but I have watched a fairly large amount of Lithuanian football because I know a couple of players over there and it is a piss poor standard.
None of his goals are especially spectacular - he seems to be a "Johnny on the spot" type of striker which is probably why he appears to be so coveted. It is a highly sought after knack.
He has had a massive "glow-up" in the last 18 months judging by his ELO rating and he would currently be second to Matty Godden on that metric.
Can't imagine he would cost a lot so potentially a low-risk punt
1) Wild West Hero
2) Last Train to London
3) Mr Blue Sky1 -
Henry Irving said:MarcusH26 said:Doubt he's someone we'll be in for but Joe Low the big CB is leaving Wycombe at the end of his contract.
Putting together quite an impressive summer window. They'll find someway to not get promoted now.1 -
Bailey said:AnonymousAddick said:Bailey said:AnonymousAddick said:Covered_End_Lad said:AnonymousAddick said:Crispywood said:Seeing as we’ve already brought in Carey can’t see Cornick happening. Loves an old player but even Jones won’t be silly enough to push this one throughCrispywood said:Seeing as we’ve already brought in Carey can’t see Cornick happening. Loves an old player but even Jones won’t be silly enough to push this one through
Don’t shoot the messenger hearing that jones could only be moving if he doesn’t get what was promised. According to my source the board are only offering a league one budget currently and of course if there is no ambition from the club I personally don’t blame him for walking. Oxford United had the lowest budget last year and spent 5 million in all my years of supporting Charlton I can’t remember spending near that. Serious questions ly with the board if you ask me wouldn’t judge any stories coming out when something deeper could be pushing the deal closer.
Filing you under wum.3 -
charltonbob said:AnonymousAddick said:CAFCsayer said:AnonymousAddick said:I have some news not saying it’s done not saying how close I have been told we are in the market for Harry cornick there’s interest from both parties could be progressing very soon. I have heard he’s one of our main targets.5
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AnonymousAddick said:Bailey said:AnonymousAddick said:Bailey said:AnonymousAddick said:Covered_End_Lad said:AnonymousAddick said:Crispywood said:Seeing as we’ve already brought in Carey can’t see Cornick happening. Loves an old player but even Jones won’t be silly enough to push this one throughCrispywood said:Seeing as we’ve already brought in Carey can’t see Cornick happening. Loves an old player but even Jones won’t be silly enough to push this one through
Don’t shoot the messenger hearing that jones could only be moving if he doesn’t get what was promised. According to my source the board are only offering a league one budget currently and of course if there is no ambition from the club I personally don’t blame him for walking. Oxford United had the lowest budget last year and spent 5 million in all my years of supporting Charlton I can’t remember spending near that. Serious questions ly with the board if you ask me wouldn’t judge any stories coming out when something deeper could be pushing the deal closer.
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charltonbob said:AnonymousAddick said:CAFCsayer said:AnonymousAddick said:I have some news not saying it’s done not saying how close I have been told we are in the market for Harry cornick there’s interest from both parties could be progressing very soon. I have heard he’s one of our main targets.0
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When does the window re-open?
Although doubt it'll stop us signing any free transfers, as they wont be able to join us until 1st July anyway0 -
I'm lazy, so don't take these as my thoughts, but here's some speculation on who would be good targets from The ChatGPT A.I.
Charlton Athletic, returning to the Championship with a small budget, will need to be smart in the transfer market—focusing on free agents, loans from Premier League and top Championship clubs, and undervalued talent from League One, League Two, or Europe. Here's a realistic and strategic shortlist across positions:---🔁 Loan Targets (Premier League/Championship Youth)1. Liam Delap (ST) – Man CityPhysical forward, Championship loan experience, likely available again.2. Harvey Vale (CAM/LW) – ChelseaVersatile, creative midfielder; impressed on loan in League One.3. Tommy Doyle (CM) – Man CityExperienced at this level (e.g., Sheffield United); may need minutes again.4. Zach Awe (CB) – SouthamptonYoung, promising defender; could be loaned out for development.5. James Beadle (GK) – BrightonA strong young keeper who could challenge for the starting spot.---🆓 Free Agent Suggestions (Summer 2025)1. Conor Hourihane (CM)Experienced, great delivery and leadership; could guide younger players.2. Lukas Jutkiewicz (ST)A strong, physical option up front who fits well in a direct or target-man system.3. Josh Scowen (CM)Aggressive, gritty midfielder, experienced at this level.4. Ryan Nyambe (RB/CB)Quick, versatile defender; released by Derby in 2024.5. Korey Smith (CM/RB)A useful utility player, especially valuable with a small squad.---📈 League One/Two Bargains1. Jordan Williams (RB) – BarnsleyConsistent, quick and can play wing-back. Likely affordable.2. Alfie May (ST) – CharltonRetaining him will be critical. If they sell, a replacement like Jonson Clarke-Harris (if wages align) could fill the gap.3. Ben Garrity (CM) – Port ValeAll-action midfielder with an eye for goal.4. Jack Whatmough (CB) – Free agent/Lower LeaguePlayed for Wigan; strong, Championship-capable defender.5. Max Sanders (CM) – LincolnTechnically solid, deep-lying playmaker, possible for a step up.---🇪🇺 Cheap European Markets (Scouting-Dependent)Scandinavia & Eastern Europe:Players from Sweden, Denmark, or Slovakia often bring quality and can be available under £500k.
Nice to see we have Alfie May and even ChatGPT likes to suggest ex players to return (James Beadle)17 -
ForeverAddickted said:When does the window re-open?
Although doubt it'll stop us signing any free transfers, as they wont be able to join us until 1st July anyway1 -
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Dazzler21 said:I'm lazy, so don't take these as my thoughts, but here's some speculation on who would be good targets from The ChatGPT A.I.
Charlton Athletic, returning to the Championship with a small budget, will need to be smart in the transfer market—focusing on free agents, loans from Premier League and top Championship clubs, and undervalued talent from League One, League Two, or Europe. Here's a realistic and strategic shortlist across positions:---🔁 Loan Targets (Premier League/Championship Youth)1. Liam Delap (ST) – Man CityPhysical forward, Championship loan experience, likely available again.2. Harvey Vale (CAM/LW) – ChelseaVersatile, creative midfielder; impressed on loan in League One.3. Tommy Doyle (CM) – Man CityExperienced at this level (e.g., Sheffield United); may need minutes again.4. Zach Awe (CB) – SouthamptonYoung, promising defender; could be loaned out for development.5. James Beadle (GK) – BrightonA strong young keeper who could challenge for the starting spot.---🆓 Free Agent Suggestions (Summer 2025)1. Conor Hourihane (CM)Experienced, great delivery and leadership; could guide younger players.2. Lukas Jutkiewicz (ST)A strong, physical option up front who fits well in a direct or target-man system.3. Josh Scowen (CM)Aggressive, gritty midfielder, experienced at this level.4. Ryan Nyambe (RB/CB)Quick, versatile defender; released by Derby in 2024.5. Korey Smith (CM/RB)A useful utility player, especially valuable with a small squad.---📈 League One/Two Bargains1. Jordan Williams (RB) – BarnsleyConsistent, quick and can play wing-back. Likely affordable.2. Alfie May (ST) – CharltonRetaining him will be critical. If they sell, a replacement like Jonson Clarke-Harris (if wages align) could fill the gap.3. Ben Garrity (CM) – Port ValeAll-action midfielder with an eye for goal.4. Jack Whatmough (CB) – Free agent/Lower LeaguePlayed for Wigan; strong, Championship-capable defender.5. Max Sanders (CM) – LincolnTechnically solid, deep-lying playmaker, possible for a step up.---🇪🇺 Cheap European Markets (Scouting-Dependent)Scandinavia & Eastern Europe:Players from Sweden, Denmark, or Slovakia often bring quality and can be available under £500k.21 -
It must be using an old database @Dazzler21 as Liam Delap has had 2 permanent transfers since he left City, Vale has left Chelsea and May hasn’t been with us for a year either! And that’s just off the top of my head6
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John_Fitzpatrick1 said:Dazzler21 said:I'm lazy, so don't take these as my thoughts, but here's some speculation on who would be good targets from The ChatGPT A.I.
Charlton Athletic, returning to the Championship with a small budget, will need to be smart in the transfer market—focusing on free agents, loans from Premier League and top Championship clubs, and undervalued talent from League One, League Two, or Europe. Here's a realistic and strategic shortlist across positions:---🔁 Loan Targets (Premier League/Championship Youth)1. Liam Delap (ST) – Man CityPhysical forward, Championship loan experience, likely available again.2. Harvey Vale (CAM/LW) – ChelseaVersatile, creative midfielder; impressed on loan in League One.3. Tommy Doyle (CM) – Man CityExperienced at this level (e.g., Sheffield United); may need minutes again.4. Zach Awe (CB) – SouthamptonYoung, promising defender; could be loaned out for development.5. James Beadle (GK) – BrightonA strong young keeper who could challenge for the starting spot.---🆓 Free Agent Suggestions (Summer 2025)1. Conor Hourihane (CM)Experienced, great delivery and leadership; could guide younger players.2. Lukas Jutkiewicz (ST)A strong, physical option up front who fits well in a direct or target-man system.3. Josh Scowen (CM)Aggressive, gritty midfielder, experienced at this level.4. Ryan Nyambe (RB/CB)Quick, versatile defender; released by Derby in 2024.5. Korey Smith (CM/RB)A useful utility player, especially valuable with a small squad.---📈 League One/Two Bargains1. Jordan Williams (RB) – BarnsleyConsistent, quick and can play wing-back. Likely affordable.2. Alfie May (ST) – CharltonRetaining him will be critical. If they sell, a replacement like Jonson Clarke-Harris (if wages align) could fill the gap.3. Ben Garrity (CM) – Port ValeAll-action midfielder with an eye for goal.4. Jack Whatmough (CB) – Free agent/Lower LeaguePlayed for Wigan; strong, Championship-capable defender.5. Max Sanders (CM) – LincolnTechnically solid, deep-lying playmaker, possible for a step up.---🇪🇺 Cheap European Markets (Scouting-Dependent)Scandinavia & Eastern Europe:Players from Sweden, Denmark, or Slovakia often bring quality and can be available under £500k.4 -
Dazzler21 said:I'm lazy, so don't take these as my thoughts, but here's some speculation on who would be good targets from The ChatGPT A.I.
Charlton Athletic, returning to the Championship with a small budget, will need to be smart in the transfer market—focusing on free agents, loans from Premier League and top Championship clubs, and undervalued talent from League One, League Two, or Europe. Here's a realistic and strategic shortlist across positions:---🔁 Loan Targets (Premier League/Championship Youth)1. Liam Delap (ST) – Man CityPhysical forward, Championship loan experience, likely available again.2. Harvey Vale (CAM/LW) – ChelseaVersatile, creative midfielder; impressed on loan in League One.3. Tommy Doyle (CM) – Man CityExperienced at this level (e.g., Sheffield United); may need minutes again.4. Zach Awe (CB) – SouthamptonYoung, promising defender; could be loaned out for development.5. James Beadle (GK) – BrightonA strong young keeper who could challenge for the starting spot.---🆓 Free Agent Suggestions (Summer 2025)1. Conor Hourihane (CM)Experienced, great delivery and leadership; could guide younger players.2. Lukas Jutkiewicz (ST)A strong, physical option up front who fits well in a direct or target-man system.3. Josh Scowen (CM)Aggressive, gritty midfielder, experienced at this level.4. Ryan Nyambe (RB/CB)Quick, versatile defender; released by Derby in 2024.5. Korey Smith (CM/RB)A useful utility player, especially valuable with a small squad.---📈 League One/Two Bargains1. Jordan Williams (RB) – BarnsleyConsistent, quick and can play wing-back. Likely affordable.2. Alfie May (ST) – CharltonRetaining him will be critical. If they sell, a replacement like Jonson Clarke-Harris (if wages align) could fill the gap.3. Ben Garrity (CM) – Port ValeAll-action midfielder with an eye for goal.4. Jack Whatmough (CB) – Free agent/Lower LeaguePlayed for Wigan; strong, Championship-capable defender.5. Max Sanders (CM) – LincolnTechnically solid, deep-lying playmaker, possible for a step up.---🇪🇺 Cheap European Markets (Scouting-Dependent)Scandinavia & Eastern Europe:Players from Sweden, Denmark, or Slovakia often bring quality and can be available under £500k.
Nice to see we have Alfie May and even ChatGPT likes to suggest ex players to return (James Beadle)2 -
swordfish said:charltonbob said:AnonymousAddick said:CAFCsayer said:AnonymousAddick said:I have some news not saying it’s done not saying how close I have been told we are in the market for Harry cornick there’s interest from both parties could be progressing very soon. I have heard he’s one of our main targets.
I've now posted another opinion, so tell me do you think we'll stay up if we don't sign championship quality players ?
Seems a bit sad that you want to check back on a post I made 7 months ago, don't you have a life ?2 -
Can people stop quoting Dazzler's List23
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fenaddick said:It must be using an old database @Dazzler21 as Liam Delap has had 2 permanent transfers since he left City, Vale has left Chelsea and May hasn’t been with us for a year either! And that’s just off the top of my head2
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MarcusH26 said:Doubt he's someone we'll be in for but Joe Low the big CB is leaving Wycombe at the end of his contract.2
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2121 said:I think karoy will come on for next season and be unreal!0
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Queen Elizabeth || is dead and The Titanic has sunk.0