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Aiden McGeady - retired p12
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Bowyer looks fucked4
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been getting on the 7up all nightNicholas said:Bowyer looks fucked7 -
long commute from Mackem Town ((:>)LenGlover said:He doesn't look that enthusiastic to be joining. That said it's what he does out on the park that counts.
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I’ve been told he was razor sharp in training - I didn’t think he was with us in time, but it was from a good source.2
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just done a quick check .. McGeady is younger than Wayne Rooney ..3
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Except against West Bromwich when we scored from 2 set pieces.calydon_road said:
Touchekillerandflash said:
Got relegated that season while managed by a former Charlton midfielder...calydon_road said:Irish, stocky, bit tubby but a wand for a delivery
Nah...never worked out the last time we had that kind of player as a playmaker and dead ball merchant
If McGeady plays 90% of remaining games and all he does is free kicks and corners, it will be worth it. Hopefully he can do a bit more, still.
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'Adien McGeadys Charlton Athletic'Lincsaddick said:just done a quick check .. McGeady is younger than Wayne Rooney ..10 -
Off.Nicholas said:Bowyer looks fucked0 - Sponsored links:
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Interesting tweet from Rich Cawley
If you believe Charlton are paying the portion of Aiden McGeady's wages mentioned by some of the media at the Sunderland end then just a gentle reminder that the tooth fairy is coming to tea at 6pm - and she only eats tooth-shaped cakes.
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I know for a fact that they wanted hibs to pay £10k a week of his wages, i would imagine they tried to get us to pay more but we will be paying at least that.paulie8290 said:Interesting tweet from Rich Cawley
If you believe Charlton are paying the portion of Aiden McGeady's wages mentioned by some of the media at the Sunderland end then just a gentle reminder that the tooth fairy is coming to tea at 6pm - and she only eats tooth-shaped cakes.0 -
Cawley has turned into The Riddler of late.1
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I don't quite get the analogy.1
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If you believe Charlton are paying the portion of Aiden McGeady's wages mentioned by some of the media at the Sunderland end then just a gentle reminder that the tooth fairy is coming to tea at 6pm - and she only eats tooth-shaped cakes.
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Charlton relied upon Parkinson and Sunderland to do them a favour and let them loan McGeady at a heavily discounted rate.0 -
Is it me or is Cawley continuously hinting that we have no money or unwilling to spend money ...4
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https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/sport/18210310.sunderland-lining-permanent-move-aiden-mcgeady/
He’s available permanently and the article claims we’re paying around half of his wages.
Wasn’t he said to be on £30k a week? If so perhaps we’re paying more like a third of that. I think £10k had been suggested on here before.2 -
i said 10k a week as they point black refused to budge on that amount for hibs so we wouldn't be paying less than that, we may be paying more.Scoham said:https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/sport/18210310.sunderland-lining-permanent-move-aiden-mcgeady/
He’s available permanently and the article claims we’re paying around half of his wages.
Wasn’t he said to be on £30k a week? If so perhaps we’re paying more like a third of that. I think £10k had been suggested on here before.0 -
I think he was on £30k a week but went on a lower contract with a one year extension , around £16k.1
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If we are paying 10k a week, that's more than we pay most of our other players right? Wouldn't suggest a lack of willingness to spend money to me.charltonnick said:I think he was on £30k a week but went on a lower contract with a one year extension , around £16k.0 - Sponsored links:
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True but we have only taken on the commitment until the end of the season , 4 months0
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What it suggests to me is that the club does not want prospective new players and their agents to believe that we have money to burn. Whether we have or have not, is a different matter.5
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I agree with this. I do think that we don't have much money though. Just a feeling I have. I am not sure if a deal as been done on the proviso that they have enough money to cover the costs of running the club in the immediate future, but will need investment in the medium term if it's to go anywhereIsawsummersplay said:What it suggests to me is that the club does not want prospective new players and their agents to believe that we have money to burn. Whether we have or have not, is a different matter.0 -
The strategy so far for me is spot on. I always believed we will have enough to stay up once the players came back from injury. Its my hunch that once the season is done and we are still in the Championship the investment will increase massively. With a genuine push in the crazy January window 2021 to really give it a go. I really think we can get to the promised land within the next two seasons. These people don’t do failure. Also for me if we get McGeady playing well he’s worth every penny.8
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In the last chance saloon of deadline day I suspect it’s a question of who needed the deal more badly, Charlton to sign a player or Sunderland to get some of his wages off their payroll. What one team was prepared to pay on another day (if it was another day) is irrelevantcafcdave123 said:
i said 10k a week as they point black refused to budge on that amount for hibs so we wouldn't be paying less than that, we may be paying more.Scoham said:https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/sport/18210310.sunderland-lining-permanent-move-aiden-mcgeady/
He’s available permanently and the article claims we’re paying around half of his wages.
Wasn’t he said to be on £30k a week? If so perhaps we’re paying more like a third of that. I think £10k had been suggested on here before.1 -
Glad to see his name has been to having a capital G. Nothing worse than people spelling you surname, M(a)c and having it a small letter on the second part of your surname.
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There is something worse - when people spell their own surname that way.guinnessaddick said:Glad to see his name has been to having a capital G. Nothing worse than people spelling you surname, M(a)c and having it a small letter on the second part of your surname.0 -
My understanding is that Mc is followed by a capital whereas Mac is followed by lower case.guinnessaddick said:Glad to see his name has been to having a capital G. Nothing worse than people spelling you surname, M(a)c and having it a small letter on the second part of your surname.1 -
Whats the point in spending massive in January with the threat of relegation still about? We could get big players in on big money and have them playing in L1. That really wouldnt make sense.
Whereas now we can get players short term (Talented youngsters & experienced pros) to see us over the line because the squad, when fit, is more than capable of staying in the league.
Survive the season first, see where the squads at then spend the money to get the players in that we need.12 -
I agree. Absolutely nothing worse.guinnessaddick said:Glad to see his name has been to having a capital G. Nothing worse than people spelling you surname, M(a)c and having it a small letter on the second part of your surname.
Are there any help groups? I can’t find any on line. What are the Government doing about this? Surely there should be an awareness campaign, and why is name spelling part of the curriculum in schools? 😉
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