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January 2020 transfer rumours thread (Deadline Day starts Page 283)
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No way we could afford Gayle or that he would go to a side facing relegation. I think every club in the championship would take him1
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cafcsinger said:No way we could afford Gayle or that he would go to a side facing relegation. I think every club in the championship would take him0
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Bostock is a South Londoner and 6' 2".
Still only 28 which surprised me.
Would be happy with him on loan.5 -
Henry Irving said:mart77 said:creepyaddick said:My mate, a West Ham fan just text me saying it looks like Cullen is signing a new deal for Hammers!
No Idea where his info is from...If ESI were going to pull any rabbits out of hats I had hoped this might have been one, as tough as I knew getting a deal done would be.4 -
Ivan Toney scores again for Peterborough today, against a very good (if not full strength) Burnley side0
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Curbey said:The names we are being linked doesn't seem like we have as much money as some people originally thought.Honestly, some mothers do have ‘em!0
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SouthLincsAddick said:soapboxsam said:In this transfer window, we must utilize the 8 loans allowed in the EFL; with 5 allowed to be in the 18 man squad. So Kayal,Field and Leko unfortunately are terminated loans which leaves Cafc with ?
Gallagher, Cullen, Green and Amos. So unless there are anymore lossed in the Medical room that leaves 4 loanees to fill the 8 places. These 4 need to be quality and I would keep Amos in case Dillon gets injured but not put him on the bench, but let Maynard-Brewer deputise if the injury occurs in a match. This free's up a place for another loan player.
At any one time at least 2 of the 8 will have slight knocks and won't be up for selection.
( As it's Cafc could be 6!)
So 4 loanees and 2 permanents with one marquee signing: EG Toney from Posh if Taylor departs. The best scenario is Taylor stays but we get another goalscorer to be included with Bonne which would leave as strong up front as opposed to the side that played the last 45 at Swansea.
No time for a honeymoon for Matt Southall and ESI: talking stops and action starts.4 -
In the dim and distant past Charlton used to buy experienced scorers in the twilight of their careers to avoid relegation. Examples were Ron Saunders and Ray Crawford.1
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Not saying Josh won't sign a new deal at West Ham or that he will but...
He will be 24 at the end of this season.
If they get him to sign a contract just to loan him out next season he will be nearer 30 than 20 when his loan finishes.
West Ham don't run a "buy to let" business like Chelsea do.
If they offer him a new contract to get more money when they sell him, what's in it for Josh? The smaller fee the buyer has to pay, the bigger package they can offer Josh.
If he was 3 years younger it would make much more sense. He either needs to play for West Ham or leave.10 -
Not forgetting Cliff Holton and for a third time the legendary Eddie Firmani.
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Grapevine49 said:Not forgetting Cliff Holton and for a third time the legendary Eddie Firmani.3
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Cafc43v3r said:Not saying Josh won't sign a new deal at West Ham or that he will but...
He will be 24 at the end of this season.
If they get him to sign a contract just to loan him out next season he will be nearer 30 than 20 when his loan finishes.
West Ham don't run a "buy to let" business like Chelsea do.
If they offer him a new contract to get more money when they sell him, what's in it for Josh? The smaller fee the buyer has to pay, the bigger package they can offer Josh.
If he was 3 years younger it would make much more sense. He either needs to play for West Ham or leave.0 -
cafcnick1992 said:Cafc43v3r said:Not saying Josh won't sign a new deal at West Ham or that he will but...
He will be 24 at the end of this season.
If they get him to sign a contract just to loan him out next season he will be nearer 30 than 20 when his loan finishes.
West Ham don't run a "buy to let" business like Chelsea do.
If they offer him a new contract to get more money when they sell him, what's in it for Josh? The smaller fee the buyer has to pay, the bigger package they can offer Josh.
If he was 3 years younger it would make much more sense. He either needs to play for West Ham or leave.0 -
SoundAsa£ said:SouthLincsAddick said:soapboxsam said:In this transfer window, we must utilize the 8 loans allowed in the EFL; with 5 allowed to be in the 18 man squad. So Kayal,Field and Leko unfortunately are terminated loans which leaves Cafc with ?
Gallagher, Cullen, Green and Amos. So unless there are anymore lossed in the Medical room that leaves 4 loanees to fill the 8 places. These 4 need to be quality and I would keep Amos in case Dillon gets injured but not put him on the bench, but let Maynard-Brewer deputise if the injury occurs in a match. This free's up a place for another loan player.
At any one time at least 2 of the 8 will have slight knocks and won't be up for selection.
( As it's Cafc could be 6!)
So 4 loanees and 2 permanents with one marquee signing: EG Toney from Posh if Taylor departs. The best scenario is Taylor stays but we get another goalscorer to be included with Bonne which would leave as strong up front as opposed to the side that played the last 45 at Swansea.
No time for a honeymoon for Matt Southall and ESI: talking stops and action starts.
Like Hemed?1 -
NON-CHARLTON RUMOUR
Just seen one on twitter saying that Portsmouth want to sign our old Striker: Recco Hackett from Bromley0 -
Got 2 get a striker or two in soon.2
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FishCostaFortune said:DOUCHER said:my man in the know (mitk from now on) - has confirmed that he was told field is out for the season and has told me who told him so i very much doubt it's not right
Though maybe it depends on who we get in over this transfer window, and if we need that loan spot more urgently.0 -
Matěj Vydra (Burnley) Adam Idah (Norwich) Glenn Murray (Brighton)1
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JoshAddick said:Ivan Toney scores again for Peterborough today, against a very good (if not full strength) Burnley side21
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Sage said:DOUCHER said:Sage said:Doucher said he was out for the season, didn’t see anyone else say it. His treatment remains at West Brom, so unless he is claiming to have inside knowledge at the Baggies, I doubt anyone knows the extent right now. I don’t.
The point being, you’re the only one who has said he’s out for the season. Cawley for example, is normally very good and right on top of these things, just the same as when Leko got injured and we found he’s out for the season and some of next. Just the same as I get asked and questioned, when passing on information, others are entitled to question the validity. That’s not saying you’re wrong, and I’m not saying you are either. I’ve said I don’t know the extent because the treatment and information will come from the West Brom end. But it’s only right to question it when one person has said so, and there’s no supporting information behind a statement.1 -
I’m well versed in the inquisition that follows on from giving information1
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cafcnick1992 said:Cafc43v3r said:Not saying Josh won't sign a new deal at West Ham or that he will but...
He will be 24 at the end of this season.
If they get him to sign a contract just to loan him out next season he will be nearer 30 than 20 when his loan finishes.
West Ham don't run a "buy to let" business like Chelsea do.
If they offer him a new contract to get more money when they sell him, what's in it for Josh? The smaller fee the buyer has to pay, the bigger package they can offer Josh.
If he was 3 years younger it would make much more sense. He either needs to play for West Ham or leave.0 -
DOUCHER said:Sage said:DOUCHER said:Sage said:Doucher said he was out for the season, didn’t see anyone else say it. His treatment remains at West Brom, so unless he is claiming to have inside knowledge at the Baggies, I doubt anyone knows the extent right now. I don’t.
The point being, you’re the only one who has said he’s out for the season. Cawley for example, is normally very good and right on top of these things, just the same as when Leko got injured and we found he’s out for the season and some of next. Just the same as I get asked and questioned, when passing on information, others are entitled to question the validity. That’s not saying you’re wrong, and I’m not saying you are either. I’ve said I don’t know the extent because the treatment and information will come from the West Brom end. But it’s only right to question it when one person has said so, and there’s no supporting information behind a statement.9 -
captainbob said:DOUCHER said:Sage said:DOUCHER said:Sage said:Doucher said he was out for the season, didn’t see anyone else say it. His treatment remains at West Brom, so unless he is claiming to have inside knowledge at the Baggies, I doubt anyone knows the extent right now. I don’t.
The point being, you’re the only one who has said he’s out for the season. Cawley for example, is normally very good and right on top of these things, just the same as when Leko got injured and we found he’s out for the season and some of next. Just the same as I get asked and questioned, when passing on information, others are entitled to question the validity. That’s not saying you’re wrong, and I’m not saying you are either. I’ve said I don’t know the extent because the treatment and information will come from the West Brom end. But it’s only right to question it when one person has said so, and there’s no supporting information behind a statement.0 -
cafcfan1990 said:DOUCHER said:my man in the know (mitk from now on) - has confirmed that he was told field is out for the season and has told me who told him so i very much doubt it's not right0