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Deadline Day from Pg.641 - Summer 2025 Charlton Athletic Transfer Rumours
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If Charlton have made a £1.3 million bid then I’d expect them to know that it would be rejected and have another figure that they’d be prepared to pay as a second bid. My gut feeling is that Orient really won’t let him go for anything less than very close to £2 million. With other clubs also sniffing I think this one will not only drag on well into the window but ultimately be one we couldn’t get across the line.1
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Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.39
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What was chanted, I didn’t hear anything bad?Scoham said:Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.13 -
Also who is going to a football match and not expecting to hear swearing?AberystwythAddick said:
What was chanted, I didn’t hear anything bad?Scoham said:Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.15 -
With 1 year left on his contract, he'll be off this summer. Orient can't afford to lose him for peanuts next summer.NabySarr said:Wouldn’t be surprised if Orient leaked this to try and give other champ teams a nudge and get a bidding war going
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Invert in possession. I guess that means drop inside instead of going wide.fenaddick said:For me signing Galbratih would reinforce the idea we will play differently to how we did in L1. Would expect him to invert in possession and see one of the strikers drift right while Carey would drift left to create width. Doc/replacement would push forward and Cov and Galbraith would sit and pack the midfield for any counters
Suggests a 3-4-3 with the front 3 all shifting over 1, or are you saying 4-4-2?0 -
Yes would mean coming inside and into midfield. I'm banking on us staying in 352 out of possession. You then end up in possession with a sort of lopsided 4231Redrobo said:
Invert in possession. I guess that means drop inside instead of going wide.fenaddick said:For me signing Galbratih would reinforce the idea we will play differently to how we did in L1. Would expect him to invert in possession and see one of the strikers drift right while Carey would drift left to create width. Doc/replacement would push forward and Cov and Galbraith would sit and pack the midfield for any counters
Suggests a 3-4-3 with the front 3 all shifting over 1, or are you saying 4-4-2?0 -
Vile chanting? What were we chanting about? I can’t remember anything even remotely poor let alone vile.Scoham said:Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.23 -
Surprised the club didn’t release a statement regarding the fans swearing at Wembley.
Hope some banning orders are handed out. Maybe we could even replay the tie to make it fair for Orient?41 -
Even so there's no way he's worth 15m!Garrymanilow said:Kone was't good against us and he obviously had a dip in form but he's 21 years old, just scored 18 goals in L1 and did that in his first full Football League season. The main thing I took away watching him against us was he looked raw. West Ham will be looking at the leap he's made in output after just 18 months spent training with a L1 side and feeling like they can get a hell of a lot more out of him with better coaching. Ipswich signed Liam Delap for £20m after he'd scored 8 Championship goals in a season and then sold him on for £30m just a year later. £15m isn't a huge amount for a Premier League team but if Kone lives up to his potential West Ham could double their money so they'll be viewing it as a gamble worth making
You can't really compare the two. Delap had been at Man City, had played for England at all youth age groups and had a season in the championship. There's no chance Kone is worth almost as much as he went for.10 -
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Galbraith and Coventry shielding a back four of Ramsay, Jones, Gillesphey and Edwards would be an excellent start.fenaddick said:
Yes would mean coming inside and into midfield. I'm banking on us staying in 352 out of possession. You then end up in possession with a sort of lopsided 4231Redrobo said:
Invert in possession. I guess that means drop inside instead of going wide.fenaddick said:For me signing Galbratih would reinforce the idea we will play differently to how we did in L1. Would expect him to invert in possession and see one of the strikers drift right while Carey would drift left to create width. Doc/replacement would push forward and Cov and Galbraith would sit and pack the midfield for any counters
Suggests a 3-4-3 with the front 3 all shifting over 1, or are you saying 4-4-2?
Jones building from the back once again.3 -
Allez is a swear word in Clapton.But how can we be spending or bidding these amounts of money, we have no budget according to bores on here8
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In a 4231 or a 433? We could even go for a diamond midfield again with Coventry holding, Docherty and Galbraith, Carey as the 10, 2 up top? In possession Coventry drops to the QB role between the defenders and the full backs can push on and turn it into a 3412Callumcafc said:
Galbraith and Coventry shielding a back four of Ramsay, Jones, Gillesphey and Edwards would be an excellent start.fenaddick said:
Yes would mean coming inside and into midfield. I'm banking on us staying in 352 out of possession. You then end up in possession with a sort of lopsided 4231Redrobo said:
Invert in possession. I guess that means drop inside instead of going wide.fenaddick said:For me signing Galbratih would reinforce the idea we will play differently to how we did in L1. Would expect him to invert in possession and see one of the strikers drift right while Carey would drift left to create width. Doc/replacement would push forward and Cov and Galbraith would sit and pack the midfield for any counters
Suggests a 3-4-3 with the front 3 all shifting over 1, or are you saying 4-4-2?
Jones building from the back once again.3 -
Agricultural?? From a team with Sean Clare in midfield FFSScoham said:Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.14 -
352 out of possession but 4321 in possession is my guess, that is only if we get Galbraith/a similar type to play RWBsam3110 said:
In a 4231 or a 433? We could even go for a diamond midfield again with Coventry holding, Docherty and Galbraith, Carey as the 10, 2 up top? In possession Coventry drops to the QB role between the defenders and the full backs can push on and turn it into a 3412Callumcafc said:
Galbraith and Coventry shielding a back four of Ramsay, Jones, Gillesphey and Edwards would be an excellent start.fenaddick said:
Yes would mean coming inside and into midfield. I'm banking on us staying in 352 out of possession. You then end up in possession with a sort of lopsided 4231Redrobo said:
Invert in possession. I guess that means drop inside instead of going wide.fenaddick said:For me signing Galbratih would reinforce the idea we will play differently to how we did in L1. Would expect him to invert in possession and see one of the strikers drift right while Carey would drift left to create width. Doc/replacement would push forward and Cov and Galbraith would sit and pack the midfield for any counters
Suggests a 3-4-3 with the front 3 all shifting over 1, or are you saying 4-4-2?
Jones building from the back once again.0 -
If there's one player who's inflating this fee my money's on Ivan Toney.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Even so there's no way he's worth 15m!Garrymanilow said:Kone was't good against us and he obviously had a dip in form but he's 21 years old, just scored 18 goals in L1 and did that in his first full Football League season. The main thing I took away watching him against us was he looked raw. West Ham will be looking at the leap he's made in output after just 18 months spent training with a L1 side and feeling like they can get a hell of a lot more out of him with better coaching. Ipswich signed Liam Delap for £20m after he'd scored 8 Championship goals in a season and then sold him on for £30m just a year later. £15m isn't a huge amount for a Premier League team but if Kone lives up to his potential West Ham could double their money so they'll be viewing it as a gamble worth making
You can't really compare the two. Delap had been at Man City, had played for England at all age groups and had a season in the championship. There's no chance Kone is worth almost as much as he went for.0 -
I think we may go into a 442 in possession then into a 352 out of possession and a 721 when hanging onto a lead transitioning into a 118 when 4-0 nil up then back to a diamond with a double pivot.3
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I don’t see Jones putting Galbraith in that role. He will want more physicality from Coventry’s partnerCallumcafc said:
Galbraith and Coventry shielding a back four of Ramsay, Jones, Gillesphey and Edwards would be an excellent start.fenaddick said:
Yes would mean coming inside and into midfield. I'm banking on us staying in 352 out of possession. You then end up in possession with a sort of lopsided 4231Redrobo said:
Invert in possession. I guess that means drop inside instead of going wide.fenaddick said:For me signing Galbratih would reinforce the idea we will play differently to how we did in L1. Would expect him to invert in possession and see one of the strikers drift right while Carey would drift left to create width. Doc/replacement would push forward and Cov and Galbraith would sit and pack the midfield for any counters
Suggests a 3-4-3 with the front 3 all shifting over 1, or are you saying 4-4-2?
Jones building from the back once again.
I think he will play wing back if we sign him, but move from there into midfield to overload the midfield. Can give him a lot of freedom to roam with Ramsay able to push on into the space on the right0 -
The rumour reminds me of the Aaron Collins rumour from a season or two ago, we’d apparently had a bid rejected north of a mill and then ended up getting no one8
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What about the racist shit and abuse of Nathan at their dumpLargeAddick said:
Vile chanting? What were we chanting about? I can’t remember anything even remotely poor let alone vile.Scoham said:Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.5 -
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Can't see Orient wanting this to drag on. They need the money to start getting in replacements for the deluge if loans that have just walked out the door.ShootersHillGuru said:If Charlton have made a £1.3 million bid then I’d expect them to know that it would be rejected and have another figure that they’d be prepared to pay as a second bid. My gut feeling is that Orient really won’t let him go for anything less than very close to £2 million. With other clubs also sniffing I think this one will not only drag on well into the window but ultimately be one we couldn’t get across the line.
Their war chest will also play a big part in Wellens staying or going imo.
No. This one won't take too long imo3 -
The next two weeks will be crucial.carly burn said:
Can't see Orient wanting this to drag on. They need the money to start getting in replacements for the deluge if loans that have just walked out the door.ShootersHillGuru said:If Charlton have made a £1.3 million bid then I’d expect them to know that it would be rejected and have another figure that they’d be prepared to pay as a second bid. My gut feeling is that Orient really won’t let him go for anything less than very close to £2 million. With other clubs also sniffing I think this one will not only drag on well into the window but ultimately be one we couldn’t get across the line.
Their war chest will also play a big part in Wellens staying or going imo.
No. This one won't take too long imo17 -
The Orient fans don't chant. Therefore, they consider all chanting vile, as it disturbs their enjoyment of the soccer.LargeAddick said:
Vile chanting? What were we chanting about? I can’t remember anything even remotely poor let alone vile.Scoham said:Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.33 -
Might be the only one who likes the look of Kone, young but does all the basic things great and is only going to improve. Kind of reminds me of Lyle Taylor - a nightmare to defend against. Not surprised a prem team have taken a punt on him.Swisdom said:Kone off to West Ham I think. £15m apparently.Utter lunacy2 -
They’ve got new owners that will be willing to invest, Wellens is rumoured to be about to sign a new contract. They will drag this out until they get the best deal possiblecarly burn said:
Can't see Orient wanting this to drag on. They need the money to start getting in replacements for the deluge if loans that have just walked out the door.ShootersHillGuru said:If Charlton have made a £1.3 million bid then I’d expect them to know that it would be rejected and have another figure that they’d be prepared to pay as a second bid. My gut feeling is that Orient really won’t let him go for anything less than very close to £2 million. With other clubs also sniffing I think this one will not only drag on well into the window but ultimately be one we couldn’t get across the line.
Their war chest will also play a big part in Wellens staying or going imo.
No. This one won't take too long imo1 -
https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/leyton-orient-charlton-galbraith-b1233026.htmlStandard reporting our rejected bid was £1.5m, several Championship clubs are interested and that at least three will be making an offer.6
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I didnt realise there was any Orient fans at WembleyLargeAddick said:
Vile chanting? What were we chanting about? I can’t remember anything even remotely poor let alone vile.Scoham said:Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.40 -
Your support is fucking shit ? Which of course it was so if they had contributed to the atmosphere instead of sitting on their hands maybe that "vile" chant wouldn't have been necessary.LargeAddick said:
Vile chanting? What were we chanting about? I can’t remember anything even remotely poor let alone vile.Scoham said:Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.
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They were all West Ham & Spursbertpalmer said:
I didnt realise there was any Orient fans at WembleyLargeAddick said:
Vile chanting? What were we chanting about? I can’t remember anything even remotely poor let alone vile.Scoham said:Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.1 -
"We all agree, Adhame is better than Kelman" 😀LargeAddick said:
Vile chanting? What were we chanting about? I can’t remember anything even remotely poor let alone vile.Scoham said:Some good quotes on here.https://lofcforum.boards.net/thread/16876/ethan-galbraith?page=2I would not let Charlton buy our player unless the fee was tripled.Cannot forget the vile chanting at Wembley.Not the place for that.Mock yes,swear no.I would have thought that Ethan needs to go to a team that tries to play football, not the agricultural stuff that Charlton play.4
