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Summer 2019 Transfer Rumours (ed. Pg 296 - Start of Deadline Day)

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  • SoundAsa£
    SoundAsa£ Posts: 22,481
    Leuth said:
    Also would probably be the biggest wanker who's ever played for us, and we've had Hasselbaink

       We've had one wanker from the green side of the city, why not balance it up & have one from the blue side.
    Harsh to call Watt a wanker.

    Don't get the constant attacks he gets from our fanbase. It almost cringe-worthy at times. He clearly has to settling in issues and that shows wherever he has been and to be honest I think it comes down to his mental stability which the lad might not be able to help.

    But suppose yes, because he left us and didn't really kick off after the shit show we were when he was here..must be a wanker on that basis
    Yup.....on that basis he was.
  • wmcf123
    wmcf123 Posts: 5,824
    Leuth said:
    Also would probably be the biggest wanker who's ever played for us, and we've had Hasselbaink

       We've had one wanker from the green side of the city, why not balance it up & have one from the blue side.
    Harsh to call Watt a wanker.

    Don't get the constant attacks he gets from our fanbase. It almost cringe-worthy at times. He clearly has to settling in issues and that shows wherever he has been and to be honest I think it comes down to his mental stability which the lad might not be able to help.

    But suppose yes, because he left us and didn't really kick off after the shit show we were when he was here..must be a wanker on that basis
    He was shit .  Ben Thatcher trumps Mills, IMO
  • ElfsborgAddick
    ElfsborgAddick Posts: 29,050
    RedChaser said:
    RedChaser said:
    Redrobo said:
    Glad he is staying fit and getting minutes in those little legs.
    I wonder if he has to take twice as many steps as someone tall like Nabby  :open_mouth:
    You should know all about that mate.
    True I always seem to have to wait for you to catch me up 😉.
    You were sadly lagging behind in that boozer up at Accrington.
  • Viewfinder
    Viewfinder Posts: 4,911
    edited July 2019
    Chrispy51 said:
    Genuine question... Is Oztumer any better than Callum Harriott?  could that be the delay in the (potential) signing. 

    Harriott has only really played in the Championship and has a pretty average scoring record.  Oztumer has had 2 good years in league 1 following some good performances at non-league level.  He didn't get much game time for a poor Bolton side in the Championship in his only year at that level.  I don't know how Harriott got on at Reading, was his playing time limited due to ability or injury?  

    I'm not overly excited by either of them (at Championship level) but would probably favour Harriott based on experience at the level.

    It's a good question, Chrispy51.  My answer, having watched all of Harriott's home games, is yes - Oztumer is the better player.

    Far, far better.  Poor Callum would trip over the ball, trip over his own feet - like a toddler in the back garden, stumbling over the plastic furniture.  Has he improved, while at Reading?  We all hope so.

    Oztumer is a proper, experienced attacking midfielder.  Buzzing around, digging in - and sending perfectly weighted balls to willing strikers.  He also beat us at The Valley when he scored the winner for Walsall.  Cleaving his own chance for a header - at five-feet-nothing - against our towering defenders.

    My concern is with the typical Charlton tribe of little men.  Now Abraham Odoh, and Junior Quitirna.  We in the Covered End have watched a procession of lightweights such as Pritchard, Igor, Ajose and many others summarily bundled off the ball by opponents who are physically tougher.

    Yet, like Jonny Williams, Erhun Oztumer has the intelligence to make space - and to make cutting passes that score goals.  The renowned journalist Peter Cordwell said of Harriott: "He simply does not have a football brain".     
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,729
    edited July 2019
    The way I see it is, Harriot has a lot of football ability but absolutely no football brain. To the extent that you would think he might make the right choices more often than he does through the law of averages, but it is almost as if he makes the wrong choice on purpose. He does have the odd game where everything aligns and his natural ability shines through, but these games are too few and far between. 

    Oztumer didn't pull up any trees last season. He did look quite useful in our narrow victory over Walsall at the Valley the season before last. We are talking League One though of course.

    I must admit, I am more concerned how we are going to fill the holes left by Cullen and Bielik.
  • thickandthin63
    thickandthin63 Posts: 2,957
    Harriott clearly has pace and skill,if Bowyer can sort his decision making out he could be quite useful.
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,729
    edited July 2019
    I used to think it could be improved but fear it is too late for that now. I you stumble on one of his rare good games you might be forgiven for thinking there is a bit of a player there.
  • AFKABartram
    AFKABartram Posts: 57,825
    IR94 said:
    If we missed out on marc mcnulty, shows how desperate we are
    Having chosen Sunderland, one of my kids is now calling him Marc McNaughty
  • golfaddick
    golfaddick Posts: 33,628
    Harriott clearly has pace and skill,if Bowyer can sort his decision making out he could be quite useful.
    Looked good last night. If he kept that up I'd have no problem signing him up.
  • Callumcafc
    Callumcafc Posts: 63,767
    McNulty would clearly rather be a big fish in a small pond. Not the sort of personality we would need in the dressing room this season.

    We beat them to Lyle last summer. I know exactly which of the two I’d prefer. :-)
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  • Dazzler21
    Dazzler21 Posts: 51,344
    edited July 2019
    JoshAddick said:

    Weird that Morgan has played the most minutes given that he’s supposed to be going out on loan
    Not really. Maybe interested clubs have asked to see him play. Or perhaps Bowyer wants to give him a last chance to change his (Bowyer's) mind.

     (I hope Dazzler 21 does not see this. I have abused the quote functionality again.)
    Stahp this... My OCD means I have to tweak it until it works... As above.

    Doesn't help that autocorrected text if the first word is corrected drags your comment into the bloody quoted text these days... Seriously.
  • CAFCDAZ
    CAFCDAZ Posts: 1,199
    Kyle lafferty has just been released by rangers
  • blackpool72
    blackpool72 Posts: 23,679
    CAFCDAZ said:
    Kyle lafferty has just been released by rangers
    No.
    Just no 
  • Unless huge mitigating reasons (and i don't mean money) then any time a player chooses a club in a lower league above us then for me, they are not the character you wanted anyway.  If we are fighting this season we want players who are keen to improve and progress in their careers.
  • Danny Addick
    Danny Addick Posts: 3,930
    McNulty would clearly rather be a big fish in a small pond. Not the sort of personality we would need in the dressing room this season.

    We beat them to Lyle last summer. I know exactly which of the two I’d prefer. :-)
    His record doesn’t look really superb and reading seem keen to let him go. That said, if bowyer wanted him then he must have been decent. Shame. 
  • cafcfan1990
    cafcfan1990 Posts: 12,811
    McNulty would clearly rather be a big fish in a small pond. Not the sort of personality we would need in the dressing room this season.

    We beat them to Lyle last summer. I know exactly which of the two I’d prefer. :-)
    His record doesn’t look really superb and reading seem keen to let him go. That said, if bowyer wanted him then he must have been decent. Shame. 
    What about Parker, he wasn’t decent. Bowyer will make mistakes and with the budget it’s to be expected. 
  • JoshAddick
    JoshAddick Posts: 1,786
    McNulty would clearly rather be a big fish in a small pond. Not the sort of personality we would need in the dressing room this season.

    We beat them to Lyle last summer. I know exactly which of the two I’d prefer. :-)
    His record doesn’t look really superb and reading seem keen to let him go. That said, if bowyer wanted him then he must have been decent. Shame. 
    What about Parker, he wasn’t decent. Bowyer will make mistakes and with the budget it’s to be expected. 
    Bowyer didn’t really want Parker though did he? He just needed to get someone through the door and Parker was probably the best of a bad bunch. That being said, Parker was instrumental to our play off campaign, and despite not scoring, I thought he was one of our better players.
  • Parker was Gallen's choice. Despite playing most of his senior career as a midfielder, SG remembered him as a decent teenage striker at QPR. Interesting to see where Gills play him. He was certainly growing into the target man role after a slow start.
  • cafcsinger
    cafcsinger Posts: 5,548
    Arsenal mate says no chance Bielek will stay. Is it fantasy to think he'll come back? Unlikely to do a better deal this season imo.
  • jacob_CAFC
    jacob_CAFC Posts: 2,063
    Parker was Gallen's choice. Despite playing most of his senior career as a midfielder, SG remembered him as a decent teenage striker at QPR. Interesting to see where Gills play him. He was certainly growing into the target man role after a slow start.
    I don't think gills have resigned him
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  • cafcfan1990
    cafcfan1990 Posts: 12,811
    McNulty would clearly rather be a big fish in a small pond. Not the sort of personality we would need in the dressing room this season.

    We beat them to Lyle last summer. I know exactly which of the two I’d prefer. :-)
    His record doesn’t look really superb and reading seem keen to let him go. That said, if bowyer wanted him then he must have been decent. Shame. 
    What about Parker, he wasn’t decent. Bowyer will make mistakes and with the budget it’s to be expected. 
    Bowyer didn’t really want Parker though did he? He just needed to get someone through the door and Parker was probably the best of a bad bunch. That being said, Parker was instrumental to our play off campaign, and despite not scoring, I thought he was one of our better players.
    He played ok but instrumental is a bit far. 

    I agree he was probably Gallens choice but who says McNulty wasn’t? Just saying we ended up Parker because we had little alternative and this season will be the same. 
  • Parker was Gallen's choice. Despite playing most of his senior career as a midfielder, SG remembered him as a decent teenage striker at QPR. Interesting to see where Gills play him. He was certainly growing into the target man role after a slow start.
    I don't think gills have resigned him
    Darn false news again. Boris gets everywhere.
  • McNulty would clearly rather be a big fish in a small pond. Not the sort of personality we would need in the dressing room this season.

    We beat them to Lyle last summer. I know exactly which of the two I’d prefer. :-)
    His record doesn’t look really superb and reading seem keen to let him go. That said, if bowyer wanted him then he must have been decent. Shame. 
    What about Parker, he wasn’t decent. Bowyer will make mistakes and with the budget it’s to be expected. 
    Bowyer didn’t really want Parker though did he? He just needed to get someone through the door and Parker was probably the best of a bad bunch. That being said, Parker was instrumental to our play off campaign, and despite not scoring, I thought he was one of our better players.
    He played ok but instrumental is a bit far. 

    I agree he was probably Gallens choice but who says McNulty wasn’t? Just saying we ended up Parker because we had little alternative and this season will be the same. 
    He was very instrumental in the Play off games, especially the final, put in a real shift all 3 PO games, won the free kick from nothing in the 93rd minute.

    Not good enough but we certainly needed him in that window as we had no other options.
  • cafcfan1990
    cafcfan1990 Posts: 12,811
    McNulty would clearly rather be a big fish in a small pond. Not the sort of personality we would need in the dressing room this season.

    We beat them to Lyle last summer. I know exactly which of the two I’d prefer. :-)
    His record doesn’t look really superb and reading seem keen to let him go. That said, if bowyer wanted him then he must have been decent. Shame. 
    What about Parker, he wasn’t decent. Bowyer will make mistakes and with the budget it’s to be expected. 
    Bowyer didn’t really want Parker though did he? He just needed to get someone through the door and Parker was probably the best of a bad bunch. That being said, Parker was instrumental to our play off campaign, and despite not scoring, I thought he was one of our better players.
    He played ok but instrumental is a bit far. 

    I agree he was probably Gallens choice but who says McNulty wasn’t? Just saying we ended up Parker because we had little alternative and this season will be the same. 
    He was very instrumental in the Play off games, especially the final, put in a real shift all 3 PO games, won the free kick from nothing in the 93rd minute.

    Not good enough but we certainly needed him in that window as we had no other options.
    He run around which I give him credit for but he lacked quality. We could have got Mo Farah to do similar. 
  • stackitsteve
    stackitsteve Posts: 12,103
    Arsenal mate says no chance Bielek will stay. Is it fantasy to think he'll come back? Unlikely to do a better deal this season imo.
    He’s spent the day liking messages from Charlton fans saying things like come back etc.

    Proof it’s a done deal if you ask me.  :D:#
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 94,320
    Bielik could easily be POTY if he returns
  • McNulty would clearly rather be a big fish in a small pond. Not the sort of personality we would need in the dressing room this season.

    We beat them to Lyle last summer. I know exactly which of the two I’d prefer. :-)
    His record doesn’t look really superb and reading seem keen to let him go. That said, if bowyer wanted him then he must have been decent. Shame. 
    What about Parker, he wasn’t decent. Bowyer will make mistakes and with the budget it’s to be expected. 
    Bowyer didn’t really want Parker though did he? He just needed to get someone through the door and Parker was probably the best of a bad bunch. That being said, Parker was instrumental to our play off campaign, and despite not scoring, I thought he was one of our better players.
    He played ok but instrumental is a bit far. 

    I agree he was probably Gallens choice but who says McNulty wasn’t? Just saying we ended up Parker because we had little alternative and this season will be the same. 
    He was very instrumental in the Play off games, especially the final, put in a real shift all 3 PO games, won the free kick from nothing in the 93rd minute.

    Not good enough but we certainly needed him in that window as we had no other options.
    He run around which I give him credit for but he lacked quality. We could have got Mo Farah to do similar. 
    Oh yeah, and Im sure if we had a bigger budget we could have got better quality, but we didnt.
  • cafcfan1990
    cafcfan1990 Posts: 12,811
    McNulty would clearly rather be a big fish in a small pond. Not the sort of personality we would need in the dressing room this season.

    We beat them to Lyle last summer. I know exactly which of the two I’d prefer. :-)
    His record doesn’t look really superb and reading seem keen to let him go. That said, if bowyer wanted him then he must have been decent. Shame. 
    What about Parker, he wasn’t decent. Bowyer will make mistakes and with the budget it’s to be expected. 
    Bowyer didn’t really want Parker though did he? He just needed to get someone through the door and Parker was probably the best of a bad bunch. That being said, Parker was instrumental to our play off campaign, and despite not scoring, I thought he was one of our better players.
    He played ok but instrumental is a bit far. 

    I agree he was probably Gallens choice but who says McNulty wasn’t? Just saying we ended up Parker because we had little alternative and this season will be the same. 
    He was very instrumental in the Play off games, especially the final, put in a real shift all 3 PO games, won the free kick from nothing in the 93rd minute.

    Not good enough but we certainly needed him in that window as we had no other options.
    He run around which I give him credit for but he lacked quality. We could have got Mo Farah to do similar. 
    Oh yeah, and Im sure if we had a bigger budget we could have got better quality, but we didnt.
    Exactly my point...
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 69,852
    wmcf123 said:
    My Reading supporting mate says McNulty is poor. He knows his football- good enough for me 
    I hadn't realised that the McNulty deal was only a loan anyway, so unless it came down to Sunderland paying a higher percentage of his wages than us, the player chose Sunderland for non financial reasons