Reo-Coker to sign?
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he's on the ball again that bloke - you have to hand it to him. Next he'll be telling us that the Tintanic's in trouble ...........Greenie Junior said:“@RichCawleySLP: Nigel Reo-Coker training with #cafc but told there is no chance of a permanent deal.”
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Well the news there is no prospect of a permanent deal, if correct, is actually new information.0
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Even if we could get him for the rest of the season. We need some decent depth in midfield.0
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Deal until January where he can put himself in the shop window and do us a favour until then ?0
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Maybe he might train, get along well with the lads, want to work for Powell, get on board with the aim etc from being around the squad and want to be part of it officially and therefore lower his wage demands to what we can offer.
Not gonna happen is it
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i was referring to the fact that Rich "in the know" Cawley is about 24 hrs behind everyone else.............even I was give the "nod" to this news - and I'm hardly one of the famous five !!!0
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"told there is no chance of a permanent deal.”
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You tease!!!! Who are the others, do tell.Plaaayer said:Was told last week he was due at the training ground and had it confirmed that he was there yesterday along with a couple of others.
Thats a shame, could he just play really well for us for a couple of games so a 'bigger' team could be impressed?Greenie Junior said:“@RichCawleySLP: Nigel Reo-Coker training with #cafc but told there is no chance of a permanent deal.”
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Heard it was AFKA's Iberian cousin and some big cissy.
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Richard Cawley @RichCawleySLP
Just to add top Reo-Coker, told he has options abroad as well as domestically. #cafc just helping him out with fitness.0 - Sponsored links:
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Big Crissy Iwelumo?Henry Irving said:Heard it was AFKA's Iberian cousin and some big cissy.
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I heard it was a rapper from Pittsburgh and a Latino enanoHenry Irving said:Heard it was AFKA's Iberian cousin and some big cissy.
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Argelico Fucks has been spotted coming out of the Well Hall Coop......0
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I guess some football fans will never learn.BIG_ROB said:
How old is Reo-Coker? This is just the sort of signings We need to make every so often, I can't see it breaking the bank and maybe he'll be another Di Canio.se9addick said:
The long term future of the club is far, far more important to meSillybilly said:
Good point, but If we don't do something to the midfield pronto our short term future will be rather grimse9addick said:One minute everyone is convinced we're on the edge of financial meltdown, next they can't wait to welcome a bloke who will almost certainly be on very big bucks.
I'd be happy if we signed him, but not at the expense of the clubs long term future.
Speculate to accumulate. (Without doing a "Leeds")
IF it happens, it would be a great signing! imo....0 -
You're assuming he's wage demands would be massive, I'm saying that if it all adds up and he did agree to sign, it would be a good move. I don't think players of his stamp are out of Our league, that's all.se9addick said:
I guess some football fans will never learn.BIG_ROB said:
How old is Reo-Coker? This is just the sort of signings We need to make every so often, I can't see it breaking the bank and maybe he'll be another Di Canio.se9addick said:
The long term future of the club is far, far more important to meSillybilly said:
Good point, but If we don't do something to the midfield pronto our short term future will be rather grimse9addick said:One minute everyone is convinced we're on the edge of financial meltdown, next they can't wait to welcome a bloke who will almost certainly be on very big bucks.
I'd be happy if we signed him, but not at the expense of the clubs long term future.
Speculate to accumulate. (Without doing a "Leeds")
IF it happens, it would be a great signing! imo....0 -
NRC is at the training ground and i agree with Crawley no permanent deal would be on the cards however a season or longish term deal i believe would or could be
I would find it very hard to understand why we would have him here only to get his fitness right so he can move on0 -
i'm guessing Powell and NRC were together at West Ham for a couple of seasons0
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It's an opportrunity for CP to sell him the Charlton vision...One Aimnth london addick said:NRC is at the training ground and i agree with Crawley no permanent deal would be on the cards however a season or longish term deal i believe would or could be
I would find it very hard to understand why we would have him here only to get his fitness right so he can move on0 -
Probably sees it as good experience to have an ex-prem mid training with our L2-L1 experienced midfield. Bit of a boost I'd imagine0
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Well, he is a cockValley McMoist said:BIG_ROB said:Argelico Fucks has been spotted coming out of the Well Hall Coop......
Is he a chicken?0 -
This has been instigated by SCP from what i understand and i dont think its a fitness thing is what i was trying to say0
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CP always keeps his cards close to his chest anyway...remember Fuller.0
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He could sign on a non-contract basis and bugger off when the Transfer Window opens again in January0
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Obviously if he is willing to play for a basic wage of about 25% of what he was on last season with a bonus linked to success then all is well. I highly doubt he is though. I'm a bit cautious but looks like it isn't happening anyway.BIG_ROB said:
You're assuming he's wage demands would be massive, I'm saying that if it all adds up and he did agree to sign, it would be a good move. I don't think players of his stamp are out of Our league, that's all.se9addick said:
I guess some football fans will never learn.BIG_ROB said:
How old is Reo-Coker? This is just the sort of signings We need to make every so often, I can't see it breaking the bank and maybe he'll be another Di Canio.se9addick said:
The long term future of the club is far, far more important to meSillybilly said:
Good point, but If we don't do something to the midfield pronto our short term future will be rather grimse9addick said:One minute everyone is convinced we're on the edge of financial meltdown, next they can't wait to welcome a bloke who will almost certainly be on very big bucks.
I'd be happy if we signed him, but not at the expense of the clubs long term future.
Speculate to accumulate. (Without doing a "Leeds")
IF it happens, it would be a great signing! imo....0 -
He should be paying us for this servicenth london addick said:NRC is at the training ground and i agree with Crawley no permanent deal would be on the cards however a season or longish term deal i believe would or could be
I would find it very hard to understand why we would have him here only to get his fitness right so he can move on
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if he trains, gets to see the facilities and gets a feel of the place then he may want to stay.
nothing to lose really.0 -
I wonder how this works from an insurance point of view.PL54 said:
He should be paying us for this servicenth london addick said:NRC is at the training ground and i agree with Crawley no permanent deal would be on the cards however a season or longish term deal i believe would or could be
I would find it very hard to understand why we would have him here only to get his fitness right so he can move on0 -
Does he think he is to good for charlton or is it a financial thing stopping a deal being done?0
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Everyone loves a freebie.ValleyGary said:if he trains, gets to see the facilities and gets a feel of the place then he may want to stay.
nothing to lose really.
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