Karlan Grant moves to Huddersfield
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Would still welcome him backJamesSeed said:Except if we were 8th and they were bottom three I doubt there’d be a clamour. There might be the feeling that we’d moved on.
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I'd still welcome Ricky back. Let's be honest, Gillingham have got a much better deal. They got Holmes and offloaded Parker to us. Probably can't believe their luck. Wonder if scally offered to drive Parker to Charlton on a valley express coach?JoshAddick said:
Would still welcome him backJamesSeed said:Except if we were 8th and they were bottom three I doubt there’d be a clamour. There might be the feeling that we’d moved on.
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We won’t finish above Huddersfield until the runt that owns us sells
No matter how shit Huddersfield become .0 -
Have you seen Parker play much then drewman? Only saw his 40 mins and I wouldn’t write him off on that evidence.drewman said:
I'd still welcome Ricky back. Let's be honest, Gillingham have got a much better deal. They got Holmes and offloaded Parker to us. Probably can't believe their luck. Wonder if scally offered to drive Parker to Charlton on a valley express coach?JoshAddick said:
Would still welcome him backJamesSeed said:Except if we were 8th and they were bottom three I doubt there’d be a clamour. There might be the feeling that we’d moved on.
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Parker scored a well taken goal last season at The Valley.JamesSeed said:
Have you seen Parker play much then drewman? Only saw his 40 mins and I wouldn’t write him off on that evidence.drewman said:
I'd still welcome Ricky back. Let's be honest, Gillingham have got a much better deal. They got Holmes and offloaded Parker to us. Probably can't believe their luck. Wonder if scally offered to drive Parker to Charlton on a valley express coach?JoshAddick said:
Would still welcome him backJamesSeed said:Except if we were 8th and they were bottom three I doubt there’d be a clamour. There might be the feeling that we’d moved on.
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Holmes has had a back injury for months (which was possibly why Oxford slipped into the relegation zone).drewman said:
I'd still welcome Ricky back. Let's be honest, Gillingham have got a much better deal. They got Holmes and offloaded Parker to us. Probably can't believe their luck. Wonder if scally offered to drive Parker to Charlton on a valley express coach?JoshAddick said:
Would still welcome him backJamesSeed said:Except if we were 8th and they were bottom three I doubt there’d be a clamour. There might be the feeling that we’d moved on.
He's still not fit for another month I believe.0 -
We got the better deal time will tell1
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£1.5m and cost us promotion.cazo said:We got the better deal time will tell
How on earth is that the better deal2 -
Even if Karlan flops at Huddersfield we still havent got the better deal @cazo
Losing Grant could ultimatly cost us promotion and if it does the following will happen.
1-We will lose out on money for promotion and Championship revenue next season.
2-We will have no chance of keeping players like Aribo, BFG and other out of contract players.
3-Roland wont change his price and we may still not have a new owner by September in which case we probably wont have signed many players and hardly have a team.
All 3 of those will cost alot more than £1.5M so as I stated even if Karlan flops unless we still get promoted you cannot say we have got the better deal7 - Sponsored links:
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I wouldn’t want Ricky back. Nothing to do with his transfer away from us, just don’t think he’s that gooddrewman said:
I'd still welcome Ricky back. Let's be honest, Gillingham have got a much better deal. They got Holmes and offloaded Parker to us. Probably can't believe their luck. Wonder if scally offered to drive Parker to Charlton on a valley express coach?JoshAddick said:
Would still welcome him backJamesSeed said:Except if we were 8th and they were bottom three I doubt there’d be a clamour. There might be the feeling that we’d moved on.
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What? He's one of the most exciting players we've had down the valley since premier League relegation.0
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I assumed that @cazo meant a better deal than Gillingham. Us getting Parker and them taking on (the currently injured) HolmesWestStandNeil said:Even if Karlan flops at Huddersfield we still havent got the better deal @cazo
Losing Grant could ultimatly cost us promotion and if it does the following will happen.
1-We will lose out on money for promotion and Championship revenue next season.
2-We will have no chance of keeping players like Aribo, BFG and other out of contract players.
3-Roland wont change his price and we may still not have a new owner by September in which case we probably wont have signed many players and hardly have a team.
All 3 of those will cost alot more than £1.5M so as I stated even if Karlan flops unless we still get promoted you cannot say we have got the better deal2 -
just likening it to when we played powells southend and a few posters would of "liked" to of seen a draw.Henry Irving said:
Has anyone even hinted at that?palarsehater said:if we played huddersfield tomorrow i reckon some would want him to score a hat trick against us, cheers for the goals and all that dont blame him but not going to fawn over him - he has gone and we move on
leaving at the 1st offer you get is a bit childish as i think end of season he may of got more money etc.0 -
So no one said it or hinted at it.palarsehater said:
just likening it to when we played powells southend and a few posters would of "liked" to of seen a draw.Henry Irving said:
Has anyone even hinted at that?palarsehater said:if we played huddersfield tomorrow i reckon some would want him to score a hat trick against us, cheers for the goals and all that dont blame him but not going to fawn over him - he has gone and we move on
leaving at the 1st offer you get is a bit childish as i think end of season he may of got more money etc.
So he's childish for going now but all those saying he's shit, greedy, will get splinterswill disappear in a few seasons, etc etc are acting like adults.
He made a tough choice, he might have got more in the summer or he might have got less.2 -
yeah the petulant piss taking of him is also childish, he isn't the best striker we have so makes no odds - i just expected him to at least stay till end of season ( bit of loyalty - after all we are in the playoffs and he could of helped us get up ) always leaves a bad taste in mouth as my last memory of him will be taking a shit penalty then up to yorkshire the next day to film a video for his new club, that are going to be a champiobship side next season.Henry Irving said:
So no one said it or hinted at it.palarsehater said:
just likening it to when we played powells southend and a few posters would of "liked" to of seen a draw.Henry Irving said:
Has anyone even hinted at that?palarsehater said:if we played huddersfield tomorrow i reckon some would want him to score a hat trick against us, cheers for the goals and all that dont blame him but not going to fawn over him - he has gone and we move on
leaving at the 1st offer you get is a bit childish as i think end of season he may of got more money etc.
So he's childish for going now but all those saying he's shit, greedy, will get splinterswill disappear in a few seasons, etc etc are acting like adults.
He made a tough choice, he might have got more in the summer or he might have got less.
as it is an forum and this is a charlton subject i am entitled to an opinion.1 -
My current work contract runs until August, if another school came to me willing to quadruple my salary, I'd be off in a shot.palarsehater said:
yeah the petulant piss taking of him is also childish, he isn't the best striker we have so makes no odds - i just expected him to at least stay till end of season ( bit of loyalty - after all we are in the playoffs and he could of helped us get up ) always leaves a bad taste in mouth as my last memory of him will be taking a shit penalty then up to yorkshire the next day to film a video for his new club, that are going to be a champiobship side next season.Henry Irving said:
So no one said it or hinted at it.palarsehater said:
just likening it to when we played powells southend and a few posters would of "liked" to of seen a draw.Henry Irving said:
Has anyone even hinted at that?palarsehater said:if we played huddersfield tomorrow i reckon some would want him to score a hat trick against us, cheers for the goals and all that dont blame him but not going to fawn over him - he has gone and we move on
leaving at the 1st offer you get is a bit childish as i think end of season he may of got more money etc.
So he's childish for going now but all those saying he's shit, greedy, will get splinterswill disappear in a few seasons, etc etc are acting like adults.
He made a tough choice, he might have got more in the summer or he might have got less.
as it is an forum and this is a charlton subject i am entitled to an opinion.
I like my current school, I like the owner of the school and I get on with most of my co-workers, none of that is relevant when it comes to doing what's best for my family.7 -
No one said you weren't entitled to an opinion but by the same token other people are allowed to disagree with your opinion and to point out that no one had said what you were suggesting they said. You're not entitled to your own facts.palarsehater said:
yeah the petulant piss taking of him is also childish, he isn't the best striker we have so makes no odds - i just expected him to at least stay till end of season ( bit of loyalty - after all we are in the playoffs and he could of helped us get up ) always leaves a bad taste in mouth as my last memory of him will be taking a shit penalty then up to yorkshire the next day to film a video for his new club, that are going to be a champiobship side next season.Henry Irving said:
So no one said it or hinted at it.palarsehater said:
just likening it to when we played powells southend and a few posters would of "liked" to of seen a draw.Henry Irving said:
Has anyone even hinted at that?palarsehater said:if we played huddersfield tomorrow i reckon some would want him to score a hat trick against us, cheers for the goals and all that dont blame him but not going to fawn over him - he has gone and we move on
leaving at the 1st offer you get is a bit childish as i think end of season he may of got more money etc.
So he's childish for going now but all those saying he's shit, greedy, will get splinterswill disappear in a few seasons, etc etc are acting like adults.
He made a tough choice, he might have got more in the summer or he might have got less.
as it is an forum and this is a charlton subject i am entitled to an opinion.
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Even if that school was in Huddersfield?Stu_of_Kunming said:
My current work contract runs until August, if another school came to me willing to quadruple my salary, I'd be off in a shot.palarsehater said:
yeah the petulant piss taking of him is also childish, he isn't the best striker we have so makes no odds - i just expected him to at least stay till end of season ( bit of loyalty - after all we are in the playoffs and he could of helped us get up ) always leaves a bad taste in mouth as my last memory of him will be taking a shit penalty then up to yorkshire the next day to film a video for his new club, that are going to be a champiobship side next season.Henry Irving said:
So no one said it or hinted at it.palarsehater said:
just likening it to when we played powells southend and a few posters would of "liked" to of seen a draw.Henry Irving said:
Has anyone even hinted at that?palarsehater said:if we played huddersfield tomorrow i reckon some would want him to score a hat trick against us, cheers for the goals and all that dont blame him but not going to fawn over him - he has gone and we move on
leaving at the 1st offer you get is a bit childish as i think end of season he may of got more money etc.
So he's childish for going now but all those saying he's shit, greedy, will get splinterswill disappear in a few seasons, etc etc are acting like adults.
He made a tough choice, he might have got more in the summer or he might have got less.
as it is an forum and this is a charlton subject i am entitled to an opinion.
I like my current school, I like the owner of the school and I get on with most of my co-workers, none of that is relevant when it comes to doing what's best for my family.3 -
I lived in Hull for 3 years, clearly I'm not fussy.se9addick said:
Even if that school was in Huddersfield?Stu_of_Kunming said:
My current work contract runs until August, if another school came to me willing to quadruple my salary, I'd be off in a shot.palarsehater said:
yeah the petulant piss taking of him is also childish, he isn't the best striker we have so makes no odds - i just expected him to at least stay till end of season ( bit of loyalty - after all we are in the playoffs and he could of helped us get up ) always leaves a bad taste in mouth as my last memory of him will be taking a shit penalty then up to yorkshire the next day to film a video for his new club, that are going to be a champiobship side next season.Henry Irving said:
So no one said it or hinted at it.palarsehater said:
just likening it to when we played powells southend and a few posters would of "liked" to of seen a draw.Henry Irving said:
Has anyone even hinted at that?palarsehater said:if we played huddersfield tomorrow i reckon some would want him to score a hat trick against us, cheers for the goals and all that dont blame him but not going to fawn over him - he has gone and we move on
leaving at the 1st offer you get is a bit childish as i think end of season he may of got more money etc.
So he's childish for going now but all those saying he's shit, greedy, will get splinterswill disappear in a few seasons, etc etc are acting like adults.
He made a tough choice, he might have got more in the summer or he might have got less.
as it is an forum and this is a charlton subject i am entitled to an opinion.
I like my current school, I like the owner of the school and I get on with most of my co-workers, none of that is relevant when it comes to doing what's best for my family.4 - Sponsored links:
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even if that meant your current school would take a plummet?.Stu_of_Kunming said:
My current work contract runs until August, if another school came to me willing to quadruple my salary, I'd be off in a shot.palarsehater said:
yeah the petulant piss taking of him is also childish, he isn't the best striker we have so makes no odds - i just expected him to at least stay till end of season ( bit of loyalty - after all we are in the playoffs and he could of helped us get up ) always leaves a bad taste in mouth as my last memory of him will be taking a shit penalty then up to yorkshire the next day to film a video for his new club, that are going to be a champiobship side next season.Henry Irving said:
So no one said it or hinted at it.palarsehater said:
just likening it to when we played powells southend and a few posters would of "liked" to of seen a draw.Henry Irving said:
Has anyone even hinted at that?palarsehater said:if we played huddersfield tomorrow i reckon some would want him to score a hat trick against us, cheers for the goals and all that dont blame him but not going to fawn over him - he has gone and we move on
leaving at the 1st offer you get is a bit childish as i think end of season he may of got more money etc.
So he's childish for going now but all those saying he's shit, greedy, will get splinterswill disappear in a few seasons, etc etc are acting like adults.
He made a tough choice, he might have got more in the summer or he might have got less.
as it is an forum and this is a charlton subject i am entitled to an opinion.
I like my current school, I like the owner of the school and I get on with most of my co-workers, none of that is relevant when it comes to doing what's best for my family.
suppose we are never going to be over the moon, whats more gutting is that no money was re-invested.
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And then people would moan at him like they did with Poyetpalarsehater said:
yeah the petulant piss taking of him is also childish, he isn't the best striker we have so makes no odds - i just expected him to at least stay till end of season ( bit of loyalty - after all we are in the playoffs and he could of helped us get up ) always leaves a bad taste in mouth as my last memory of him will be taking a shit penalty then up to yorkshire the next day to film a video for his new club, that are going to be a champiobship side next season.Henry Irving said:
So no one said it or hinted at it.palarsehater said:
just likening it to when we played powells southend and a few posters would of "liked" to of seen a draw.Henry Irving said:
Has anyone even hinted at that?palarsehater said:if we played huddersfield tomorrow i reckon some would want him to score a hat trick against us, cheers for the goals and all that dont blame him but not going to fawn over him - he has gone and we move on
leaving at the 1st offer you get is a bit childish as i think end of season he may of got more money etc.
So he's childish for going now but all those saying he's shit, greedy, will get splinterswill disappear in a few seasons, etc etc are acting like adults.
He made a tough choice, he might have got more in the summer or he might have got less.
as it is an forum and this is a charlton subject i am entitled to an opinion.1 -
The word “childish” is being thrown around, the only childish thing is to expect a footballer to show “loyalty” towards a football club.0
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Not only is the answer yes but I'd actively try and take students with me if I got a % of their fees at the new school.palarsehater said:
even if that meant your current school would take a plummet?.Stu_of_Kunming said:
My current work contract runs until August, if another school came to me willing to quadruple my salary, I'd be off in a shot.palarsehater said:
yeah the petulant piss taking of him is also childish, he isn't the best striker we have so makes no odds - i just expected him to at least stay till end of season ( bit of loyalty - after all we are in the playoffs and he could of helped us get up ) always leaves a bad taste in mouth as my last memory of him will be taking a shit penalty then up to yorkshire the next day to film a video for his new club, that are going to be a champiobship side next season.Henry Irving said:
So no one said it or hinted at it.palarsehater said:
just likening it to when we played powells southend and a few posters would of "liked" to of seen a draw.Henry Irving said:
Has anyone even hinted at that?palarsehater said:if we played huddersfield tomorrow i reckon some would want him to score a hat trick against us, cheers for the goals and all that dont blame him but not going to fawn over him - he has gone and we move on
leaving at the 1st offer you get is a bit childish as i think end of season he may of got more money etc.
So he's childish for going now but all those saying he's shit, greedy, will get splinterswill disappear in a few seasons, etc etc are acting like adults.
He made a tough choice, he might have got more in the summer or he might have got less.
as it is an forum and this is a charlton subject i am entitled to an opinion.
I like my current school, I like the owner of the school and I get on with most of my co-workers, none of that is relevant when it comes to doing what's best for my family.
suppose we are never going to be over the moon, whats more gutting is that no money was re-invested.
Your second paragraph is spot on, we should be angey with RD, not Grant.1 -
Example of 1 player who showed "Loyalty."
Jamie Vardy was offered 120k to go to Arsenal a couple of seasons ago.
Leicester then offered him 100k to stay.
Jamie was playing every week at Leicester and getting his adrenaline rush. If he moved to Arsenal he would rotate with the other forwards.
100k to 120k doesn't change your affulence life style plus he had already won the Premier title and they want to make a Hollywood film about his rise from the non League to title winner, more dosh.
Say Grant was on 3k, the ITK folk said 6K was on offer at Cafc.
Grant was offered 20K with a 3 and a half year contract and a chance to tell his grand children he played games in the Premiership. (Before playing in the Championship for the rest of his career most likely)
Loyalty doesn't come into it for a 21 year old like Grant.
Vardy was all ready set up for life at Leicester so his decision also wasn't to do with loyalty but where he felt he would get more games time. (29 or 30 when he turned Arsenal down)1 -
How many people would stay loyal to their company/place of work if a competitor came along and offered to quadruple their wages?
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None, they would all jump ship.PopIcon said:How many people would stay loyal to their company/place of work if a competitor came along and offered to quadruple their wages?
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Playing away at Fleetwood or Stamford Bridge? Hmmm, that's a thinker...2
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Except for golfie, who would obviously call his boss up and offer to take a 50% pay cut in the name of loyalty.eaststandmike said:
None, they would all jump ship.PopIcon said:How many people would stay loyal to their company/place of work if a competitor came along and offered to quadruple their wages?
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I agree. Huddersfield might have been stuffed on Saturday but I think almost anyone would rather play at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League in front of 40,000 people than away at Fleetwood in League One in front of 3,000.soapboxsam said:Example of 1 player who showed "Loyalty."
Jamie Vardy was offered 120k to go to Arsenal a couple of seasons ago.
Leicester then offered him 100k to stay.
Jamie was playing every week at Leicester and getting his adrenaline rush. If he moved to Arsenal he would rotate with the other forwards.
100k to 120k doesn't change your affulence life style plus he had already won the Premier title and they want to make a Hollywood film about his rise from the non League to title winner, more dosh.
Say Grant was on 3k, the ITK folk said 6K was on offer at Cafc.
Grant was offered 20K with a 3 and a half year contract and a chance to tell his grand children he played games in the Premiership. (Before playing in the Championship for the rest of his career most likely)
Loyalty doesn't come into it for a 21 year old like Grant.
Vardy was all ready set up for life at Leicester so his decision also wasn't to do with loyalty but where he felt he would get more games time. (29 or 30 when he turned Arsenal down)
Grant worked his socks off this season, a Premier League team made an offer, and Charlton accepted it. He didn't say a word in the press in the meantime, neither refused to train nor play and spoke positively about Charlton after his move despite the fact it's currently a psycho den and has been the whole time he's been playing in the first team. If anything, not sticking the knife in and calling almost everyone he worked with at the club a bunch of idiots is an example of loyalty. Could have dug out Peeters for throwing him in to soon, Luzon for not using him well, Fraeye for existing, Robinson for telling him he wasn't a striker, and Roland for overseeing the whole show, but he didn't, just thanked the club. There's your loyalty.26