Joe Aribo (*Update Page 6* Rumour he is to reject contract and move to Bundesliga)
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Bermuda_red said:Read that Rangers/Celtic are interested in Joe. I personally couldn't think of a worse environment for Joe to develop his game - he is far from the finished article. Most teams in that league are EFL Championship at best, throw in the toxic nature of the Old Firm games and this could be a disastrous move.
If this happens, its down to his agent trying to maximize his commission and has nothing to do with his clients best interests.
Even if Aribo doesn’t stay with us this summer, he will have much better options than Scotland. If he is to go, and I desperately hope he doesn’t, then I think he should consider the German option that was mentioned previously. He’ll get more time on the ball there which will give his technical ability the chance to shine.7 -
se9addick said:Bermuda_red said:Read that Rangers/Celtic are interested in Joe. I personally couldn't think of a worse environment for Joe to develop his game - he is far from the finished article. Most teams in that league are EFL Championship at best, throw in the toxic nature of the Old Firm games and this could be a disastrous move.
If this happens, its down to his agent trying to maximize his commission and has nothing to do with his clients best interests.
Even if Aribo doesn’t stay with us this summer, he will have much better options than Scotland. If he is to go, and I desperately hope he doesn’t, then I think he should consider the German option that was mentioned previously. He’ll get more time on the ball there which will give his technical ability the chance to shine.0 -
If I was Joe I'd either
a) sign a new deal with us (with a exit clause) so that he can continue to improve in a supportive environment or
b) join a lower PL side such as Soton, Brighton or Bournemouth where there would be a realistic chance of PL football
Going to Scotland or another Championship club to me wouldn't make sense3 -
Charlton have gone from being a big League One fish to swimming with more deadly prey in the Championship.
So can they compete?
“I feel like we can,” said Aribo. “If we manage to bring in the same sort of players we did last season and the one just gone then I think we can.
“I know we’re good enough if we play our natural game. We can definitely push in the Championship.”
Addicks fans will have everything crossed that Aribo is there to help with stabilising at a higher level.
Surely that's a positive no?
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The advantage of being a free agent is clubs can offer higher salaries/signing on fee as they aren't forking out for a transfer fee also. Very unlikely we can compete with that, certainly not under current ownership.0
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ShootersHillGuru said:Sounds like a goodbye to me
So can they compete?
“I feel like we can,” said Aribo. “If we manage to bring in the same sort of players we did last season and the one just gone then I think we can.
“I know we’re good enough if we play our natural game. We can definitely push in the Championship.”
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I'm hearing talk of Villa.0
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My gut feeling is Aribo’s next move was already lined up a couple of months ago13
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AFKABartram said:My gut feeling is Aribo’s next move was already lined up a couple of months ago0
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Valiantphil said:I'm hearing talk of Villa.5
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Bermuda_red said:Read that Rangers/Celtic are interested in Joe. I personally couldn't think of a worse environment for Joe to develop his game - he is far from the finished article. Most teams in that league are EFL Championship at best, throw in the toxic nature of the Old Firm games and this could be a disastrous move.
If this happens, its down to his agent trying to maximize his commission and has nothing to do with his clients best interests.
If Roland is not going to offer Joe the deal he rightfully deserves then I certainly wouldn’t be pushing him to stay at Charlton.0 -
cafctom said:Bermuda_red said:Read that Rangers/Celtic are interested in Joe. I personally couldn't think of a worse environment for Joe to develop his game - he is far from the finished article. Most teams in that league are EFL Championship at best, throw in the toxic nature of the Old Firm games and this could be a disastrous move.
If this happens, its down to his agent trying to maximize his commission and has nothing to do with his clients best interests.
If Roland is not going to offer Joe the deal he rightfully deserves then I certainly wouldn’t be pushing him to stay at Charlton.
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wmcf123 said:AFKABartram said:My gut feeling is Aribo’s next move was already lined up a couple of months ago
Sadly, unless we change what we are likely to pay him (or Bauer come to that) he's gone. Many championship clubs will pay him that and more, some premier league one's where he'd likely go probably 2/3 times that.
He may feel some loyalty to Bowyer etc, but if it's stay and earn £150k a year max or go elsewhere (that suits his football ambitions etc) for £350k a year+ he's not going to turn that down. A footballers career can be short and like any job if you are a success your starting/base salary point is paramount to maximise your earnings. Plus he's a free to anyone which means some clubs will pay him even more a week as they haven't had to shell out a couple of million or whatever to buy him.
As much as i'd like to believe he'll stay, for many reasons I just don't see it - please prove me wrong though Jo!0 -
Rob7Lee said:wmcf123 said:AFKABartram said:My gut feeling is Aribo’s next move was already lined up a couple of months ago
Sadly, unless we change what we are likely to pay him (or Bauer come to that) he's gone. Many championship clubs will pay him that and more, some premier league one's where he'd likely go probably 2/3 times that.
He may feel some loyalty to Bowyer etc, but if it's stay and earn £150k a year max or go elsewhere (that suits his football ambitions etc) for £350k a year+ he's not going to turn that down. A footballers career can be short and like any job if you are a success your starting/base salary point is paramount to maximise your earnings. Plus he's a free to anyone which means some clubs will pay him even more a week as they haven't had to shell out a couple of million or whatever to buy him.
As much as i'd like to believe he'll stay, for many reasons I just don't see it - please prove me wrong though Jo!1 -
Airman Brown said:Rob7Lee said:wmcf123 said:AFKABartram said:My gut feeling is Aribo’s next move was already lined up a couple of months ago
Sadly, unless we change what we are likely to pay him (or Bauer come to that) he's gone. Many championship clubs will pay him that and more, some premier league one's where he'd likely go probably 2/3 times that.
He may feel some loyalty to Bowyer etc, but if it's stay and earn £150k a year max or go elsewhere (that suits his football ambitions etc) for £350k a year+ he's not going to turn that down. A footballers career can be short and like any job if you are a success your starting/base salary point is paramount to maximise your earnings. Plus he's a free to anyone which means some clubs will pay him even more a week as they haven't had to shell out a couple of million or whatever to buy him.
As much as i'd like to believe he'll stay, for many reasons I just don't see it - please prove me wrong though Jo!
Wages were 9.1m - 102 full time staff on the playing side (inc Management and the like) plus 46 admin etc. 98 temps on match days. Included in that is a part year for KM.
Pure guestimates here which may be way off;
46 admin inc the like of TK's high salary and part of KM's salary, say 35k average = 1.6m, round to £2m inc match day staff. If you took out TK and Part KM would bring the average down to sub £30k.
That leaves £7.1m on the footballing side (which ties in with the comments that Players & Playing staff salaries makes up most of the 7.3m turnover). 102 people which averages 69k each, if you took 70 of the 102 at an average of £35k say £2.5m leaves 32 with £4.6m, average £143k/£2,750 a week.
So on the assumption some will be on £1k a week then yes some will be on more than £3k a week. We know the likes of Sarr, Bauer & Igor are on 'high salaries' so I don't think (currently) there will be many on much more than £3k excluding those 3.
And then we get onto if RD still owns us will he try to maintain or even decrease expenses further........ I just don't see him saying to Bowyer, here's another £3.5m for the players salary pot. I can honestly see him thinking that with promotion brings him another £3m or so income so his losses before player sales will now only be a few million....1 -
I am 100% for paying Aribo more than any other Championship club would. But no Championship club can compete with PL wages. So if Villa wants him, there is nothing more to talk about. It's a serious blow to lose him. Frankly, Bundesliga would probably be a good career move for him too but only if he starts. To sit on the bench, regardless of wages paid, is a foolish move for someone of his age. We really are the perfect place for him right now in his career trajectory. If we had a rational owner I believe we would be 50-50 to re-sign him. As is, I think the odds of us keeping him are 10%.
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Rob7Lee said:Airman Brown said:Rob7Lee said:wmcf123 said:AFKABartram said:My gut feeling is Aribo’s next move was already lined up a couple of months ago
Sadly, unless we change what we are likely to pay him (or Bauer come to that) he's gone. Many championship clubs will pay him that and more, some premier league one's where he'd likely go probably 2/3 times that.
He may feel some loyalty to Bowyer etc, but if it's stay and earn £150k a year max or go elsewhere (that suits his football ambitions etc) for £350k a year+ he's not going to turn that down. A footballers career can be short and like any job if you are a success your starting/base salary point is paramount to maximise your earnings. Plus he's a free to anyone which means some clubs will pay him even more a week as they haven't had to shell out a couple of million or whatever to buy him.
As much as i'd like to believe he'll stay, for many reasons I just don't see it - please prove me wrong though Jo!
Wages were 9.1m - 102 full time staff on the playing side (inc Management and the like) plus 46 admin etc. 98 temps on match days. Included in that is a part year for KM.
Pure guestimates here which may be way off;
46 admin inc the like of TK's high salary and part of KM's salary, say 35k average = 1.6m, round to £2m inc match day staff. If you took out TK and Part KM would bring the average down to sub £30k.
That leaves £7.1m on the footballing side (which ties in with the comments that Players & Playing staff salaries makes up most of the 7.3m turnover). 102 people which averages 69k each, if you took 70 of the 102 at an average of £35k say £2.5m leaves 32 with £4.6m, average £143k/£2,750 a week.
So on the assumption some will be on £1k a week then yes some will be on more than £3k a week. We know the likes of Sarr, Bauer & Igor are on 'high salaries' so I don't think (currently) there will be many on much more than £3k excluding those 3.
And then we get onto if RD still owns us will he try to maintain or even decrease expenses further........ I just don't see him saying to Bowyer, here's another £3.5m for the players salary pot. I can honestly see him thinking that with promotion brings him another £3m or so income so his losses before player sales will now only be a few million....
RD will get another £6-£8m in income in total in the Championship if he’s still here. There will also be money from the existing wage bill freed up. I agree there is no predicting what he’ll do, but if he doesn’t spend any of it - certainly £3.5m - then it’s pretty inevitable the team will go down.2 -
We will go down but he will break even for a year which in his book is a success. Whilst he is here we will not spend and the wage bill will be cut i have absolutely no doubt about it and that is why we have so many out of contract players with seemingly little movement in their negotiations. I know the season just ended but we have signed up 2 released kids recently- that is the pool we are swimming in with RD owning us. I hope Aribo goes to a top top team with no chance of a first team spot and we can loan him back for the season as that is the only chance we have of seeing him play for again.0
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Have we ever loaned back a sold player?
Fantasy from my memory?
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Roland holds all the cards.
He can run the club next season with losing little money if he wishes.
Will he be in a rush to sell if his not getting close to his asking price.1 -
Rob7Lee said:Airman Brown said:Rob7Lee said:wmcf123 said:AFKABartram said:My gut feeling is Aribo’s next move was already lined up a couple of months ago
Sadly, unless we change what we are likely to pay him (or Bauer come to that) he's gone. Many championship clubs will pay him that and more, some premier league one's where he'd likely go probably 2/3 times that.
He may feel some loyalty to Bowyer etc, but if it's stay and earn £150k a year max or go elsewhere (that suits his football ambitions etc) for £350k a year+ he's not going to turn that down. A footballers career can be short and like any job if you are a success your starting/base salary point is paramount to maximise your earnings. Plus he's a free to anyone which means some clubs will pay him even more a week as they haven't had to shell out a couple of million or whatever to buy him.
As much as i'd like to believe he'll stay, for many reasons I just don't see it - please prove me wrong though Jo!
Wages were 9.1m - 102 full time staff on the playing side (inc Management and the like) plus 46 admin etc. 98 temps on match days. Included in that is a part year for KM.
Pure guestimates here which may be way off;
46 admin inc the like of TK's high salary and part of KM's salary, say 35k average = 1.6m, round to £2m inc match day staff. If you took out TK and Part KM would bring the average down to sub £30k.
That leaves £7.1m on the footballing side (which ties in with the comments that Players & Playing staff salaries makes up most of the 7.3m turnover). 102 people which averages 69k each, if you took 70 of the 102 at an average of £35k say £2.5m leaves 32 with £4.6m, average £143k/£2,750 a week.
So on the assumption some will be on £1k a week then yes some will be on more than £3k a week. We know the likes of Sarr, Bauer & Igor are on 'high salaries' so I don't think (currently) there will be many on much more than £3k excluding those 3.
And then we get onto if RD still owns us will he try to maintain or even decrease expenses further........ I just don't see him saying to Bowyer, here's another £3.5m for the players salary pot. I can honestly see him thinking that with promotion brings him another £3m or so income so his losses before player sales will now only be a few million....
A quick look on payscale states:
The average pay for an Office Administrator in London, England:London is £20,690 per year.
Glassdoor supports this nicely with an HR Coordinator role at Charlton advertised at £19-£21k
There's also a Sales Manager role advertised at the moment at £31-33k
Academy Strength & Conditioning Intern at £19-21K
and a Sports Turf Operative at £19-21k also.
It seems you've overestimated most supporting staff salaries...
Your player salaries would likely be 1-2k higher at least based on this.
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Laddick01 said:Sonicstud85 said:Aribo going to rangers.Laddick01 said:Sonicstud85 said:Aribo going to rangers.
Gerard’s assistant told me he was signing him after the donny game so I cheated a bit.2 -
If RD had not cocked up over his contract last season and gave him a two to three year one, then to get him Rangers would have had to pay a decent fee, which they probably would not in case he did not make the grade, but when it is only £300,000, it is worth the risk0
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Well Katrien Nightmeire was right.
We got to see a Premier League star of the future.
I'm not quite sure if Scottish or even Plymouth & District premier league counts.
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Sonicstud85 said:Laddick01 said:Sonicstud85 said:Aribo going to rangers.Laddick01 said:Sonicstud85 said:Aribo going to rangers.
Gerard’s assistant told me he was signing him after the donny game so I cheated a bit.0 -
soapboxsam said:Sonicstud85 said:Laddick01 said:Sonicstud85 said:Aribo going to rangers.Laddick01 said:Sonicstud85 said:Aribo going to rangers.
Gerard’s assistant told me he was signing him after the donny game so I cheated a bit.0