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Jorge Teixeira (The Fly) signed from Standard Liege - 4 1/2 year contact

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  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 32,963

    Still think he's over rated...

    thought we were talking about Tex not Lookman
  • RedChaser
    RedChaser Posts: 19,901
    edited November 2016
    SDAddick said:

    Still think he's over rated...

    My LOL at that is just because of your curmudgeon comment. On a serious note, do you rate Bauer and Pearce ahead of him? Lennon?
    Bauer and Tex are too good for this league SD however as I've said before on this old chestnut, It doesn't matter what we think, Pearce was handpicked by Slade at an outlay of £1m? And if fit he's the first name that goes down on the team sheet. Additionally Pearce being naturally left footed also counts in his favour as does his experience in the English game which will really appeal to Slade.

    Unless Pearce has a massive bust up with his gaffer I don't see the situation changing anytime soon or Slade goes to 5 at the back or pushes one of these 3 CBs into midfield, appearance bonus payments aside that is.
  • Crusty54
    Crusty54 Posts: 3,276
    Pearce's stats from the Chesterfield game are amazing, great defending and 95%+ pass completion. Hard to change current defence unless you play Solly at left back and Bauer on the right to accommodate Tex.
  • I don't get it. If we couldn't sell him in the summer what makes them think we will be able to in January?

    Unless the player was blocking the move in order to keep his stupidly high salary. Or if they will let him go for free in Jan assuming another club comes in for him?
  • Oh_Yoni_Boy
    Oh_Yoni_Boy Posts: 1,764
    Sounds like a subsidized loan until we can sell him, then.
  • Sounds like a subsidized loan until we can sell him, then.

    We're extremely good at that.
  • Sounds like a subsidized loan until we can sell him, then.

    It was curious that he didn't go out on loan.

    Flops like Sarr get "snapped" up whereas Tex wasn't.
  • Wasn't he wanted by a Belgian side at the last minute on loan but wages became a sticking point?
  • Wasn't he wanted by a Belgian side at the last minute on loan but wages became a sticking point?

    That seemed to be the case, though I imagine the wages of Igor, Sarr, Watt and Bergdich would have been high as well
  • Ben18
    Ben18 Posts: 1,639

    Wasn't he wanted by a Belgian side at the last minute on loan but wages became a sticking point?

    Katrien wanted them to pay 2% of his wages, but they would only stretch to 1.5%, so it fell through

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  • Why on earth was he signed on such a long contract when relegation was all but certain. If I didn't know any better it would almost suggest we were run by idiots.....
  • Crusty54
    Crusty54 Posts: 3,276

    Why on earth was he signed on such a long contract when relegation was all but certain. If I didn't know any better it would almost suggest we were run by idiots.....

    the long contract meant it wouldn't be capped this season
  • Why on earth was he signed on such a long contract when relegation was all but certain. If I didn't know any better it would almost suggest we were run by idiots.....

    The contract may have been over long, but in no way was relegation certain when he was signed.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35389264

    When we won at Rotherham at the end of January, we were (allowing for GD) 2 points from safety, and Rotherham looked more likely to go down than us. Then Colin took over and worked an absolute miracle...
  • Oggy Red
    Oggy Red Posts: 44,990

    And not just Rotherham.
    Bristol City got their act together and got well clear of the relegation zone.

    Most seasons you'd expect at least one of the lower mid-table stragglers to sink like a stone and get caught up - but it just didn't happen.

    And on top of that, we had a pretty tough run in compared to the other strugglers.
    Tex and Fanni did a decent job - but by the time they'd settled we were running out of games.

  • Addickted2TheReds
    Addickted2TheReds Posts: 7,783
    edited November 2016
    SDAddick said:

    Still think he's over rated...

    My LOL at that is just because of your curmudgeon comment. On a serious note, do you rate Bauer and Pearce ahead of him? Lennon?
    Bauer, yes, easily.

    Pearce about the same.

    Sure, he should be in the squad, no denying that, but he wouldn't be a massive bonus.

    I suppose what you could say is that he should have been there when Lennon was playing and gave away the penalty, although Tex was clumsy in the area last season anyway.
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,823
    I think Tex should be rated the highest, then Bauer, then Pearce
  • J BLOCK
    J BLOCK Posts: 8,358
    Pearce is never a 1 million pound player. Looks a 'good' league one player.
  • Redhenry
    Redhenry Posts: 5,365
    It's Pearce and one other.
  • Redhenry
    Redhenry Posts: 5,365
    Proven player
  • Oggy Red said:


    And not just Rotherham.
    Bristol City got their act together and got well clear of the relegation zone.

    Most seasons you'd expect at least one of the lower mid-table stragglers to sink like a stone and get caught up - but it just didn't happen.

    And on top of that, we had a pretty tough run in compared to the other strugglers.
    Tex and Fanni did a decent job - but by the time they'd settled we were running out of games.

    I expected the likes of Fulham and Blackburn to slump. Fulham somehow managed to keep hold of Dembele and McCormack in January and their goals kept them up, while Blackburn survived the sale of Rhodes (though are struggling this season)

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  • Oggy Red said:


    And not just Rotherham.
    Bristol City got their act together and got well clear of the relegation zone.

    Most seasons you'd expect at least one of the lower mid-table stragglers to sink like a stone and get caught up - but it just didn't happen.

    And on top of that, we had a pretty tough run in compared to the other strugglers.
    Tex and Fanni did a decent job - but by the time they'd settled we were running out of games.

    I expected the likes of Fulham and Blackburn to slump. Fulham somehow managed to keep hold of Dembele and McCormack in January and their goals kept them up, while Blackburn survived the sale of Rhodes (though are struggling this season)
    Wigan will be interesting now... Having sacked a Manager who won them a League, they've now gone and hired Warren Joyce who has only ever been Man Utd's U21 Manager and has never be in charge of a proper side before.

    Bizarre choice for a team struggling to survive
  • Big_Bob
    Big_Bob Posts: 1,559
    IMO I think Tex should come back in. Rate him higher than Pearce from what I've seen. Also a great threat from corners, something we've lacked this year big time. (Lookman's corners are also shite, i know)
  • RedChaser
    RedChaser Posts: 19,901
    edited November 2016
    Big_Bob said:

    IMO I think Tex should come back in. Rate him higher than Pearce from what I've seen. Also a great threat from corners, something we've lacked this year big time. (Lookman's corners are also shite, i know)

    Don't hold your breath mate Pearce is one of the first names Slade puts on the team sheet if fit.
  • RedChaser
    RedChaser Posts: 19,901

    Oggy Red said:


    And not just Rotherham.
    Bristol City got their act together and got well clear of the relegation zone.

    Most seasons you'd expect at least one of the lower mid-table stragglers to sink like a stone and get caught up - but it just didn't happen.

    And on top of that, we had a pretty tough run in compared to the other strugglers.
    Tex and Fanni did a decent job - but by the time they'd settled we were running out of games.

    I expected the likes of Fulham and Blackburn to slump. Fulham somehow managed to keep hold of Dembele and McCormack in January and their goals kept them up, while Blackburn survived the sale of Rhodes (though are struggling this season)
    Wigan will be interesting now... Having sacked a Manager who won them a League, they've now gone and hired Warren Joyce who has only ever been Man Utd's U21 Manager and has never be in charge of a proper side before.

    Bizarre choice for a team struggling to survive
    We wouldn't do that sort of thing would we? :smirk: .
  • Tex played last night for the U23's, he was solid apart from one huge mistake where he gifted the opposition a goal. He looks fit enough to play, so must assume it's to do with a bonus after a certain amount of appearances or something.
  • Big_Bob said:

    IMO I think Tex should come back in. Rate him higher than Pearce from what I've seen. Also a great threat from corners, something we've lacked this year big time. (Lookman's corners are also shite, i know)

    We could have Benteke, Andy Carroll and Peter Crouch in our team, but they'd be either watching the ball fly over their heads or not beat the first man
  • Dazzler21
    Dazzler21 Posts: 51,569
    That mistak

    Tex played last night for the U23's, he was solid apart from one huge mistake where he gifted the opposition a goal. He looks fit enough to play, so must assume it's to do with a bonus after a certain amount of appearances or something.

    If you're referring to the KSC game it was Chris Millar that made a poor pass that the striker then put in past Beeney.
  • SDAddick said:

    If we're serious about promotion, pull your finger out and play him. Him and Bauer would be class in this league, and ultimately if we do go up all those bonuses will be worth it.

    We're not serious about promotion unfortunately.
    Not sure I agree with this. I think RD is aware the only way he gets anything like his initial outlay back is if he sells us as a Championship club
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,487
    http://www.londonnewsonline.co.uk/9504/jorge-teixeira-set-first-charlton-appearance-campaign/

    Playing in the big game - Col U away in the Checkatrade Trophy