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Well if you read what I said, I am very positiveDOUCHER said:
just as the negative tactics storm was starting to die down, someone had to go and reignite it - try and be positive and move on1968CAFC said:
Dear Henry well said my friend.Henry Irving said:This thread is indicative of just how much negatively has taken over CL recently.
The cynicism, the default position that whatever could go wrong will go wrong. It's not even gallows humour anymore. Have the last few years left a lot of fans addicted to crises and pessimism?
FFS, try and enjoy being a Charlton fan.
As the song goes, live, love, laugh and be happy.
LBR&WA
I have been a passionate Charlton Fan all my life
since I was a small boy, and I have 100% faith in
Our excellent manager LB and our new owner TS.
Every football club in the UK have a percentage of
Negative bordering on stupid fans it’s a normal
Distraction.
Anyone with a brain for the last 7 games can see why we have struggled against average teams.
we lost our two current best defenders and we don’t
have a serous striker.
that was not down to LB or TS.
when we get promotion some of the negative dept
will still moan in the championship and so on.
proper fans remain proper fans,
we are still 6th in the table with 27 Games to go.
So come on you Reds and Bollocks to Negativity 😂😂
as always so to be honest I do not follow,
and if anyone thinks what I honestly said would reignite more negative comments towards LB and the team them it just proves how bloody stupid they are 😂😂😂👍👍👍0 -
Not sure how much stock I put into it honestly - Ronnie was the worst kept secret in SE7. Will be pleasantly surprised if Pigott returns. Good goalscorer at this level.Scoham said:
Surprised no one commented on this - so we’re trying to sign Pigott? Surely that only happens if we can move another striker on - Bogle?eaststandmike said:
I was told by an employee of the club on Saturday that Ronnie was a "done deal" and that Piggot was looking good. They got the Ronnie bit right so fingers crossed.Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Welcome Ronnie.
I'd still like to see us offer Bogle plus cash for Joe Piggot.0 -
I think you're getting muddled up. Ronnie Oousthuizen was an outside left (remember that position?). The goalie that understudied Sam Bartram was Albert Uytenbogaardt also a South African.addick1956 said:Oosthuizen was an understudy to Ssm Bartram which was basically a bit of a none job. I had the programme with his name in it when young. I don't remember if I saw the fame though.
Why can I remember things from over 60 years ago but forget what I went into the kitchen for? 🤣
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aitchyaddick said:
I think you're getting muddled up. Ronnie Oousthuizen was an outside left (remember that position?). The goalie that understudied Sam Bartram was Albert Uytenbogaardt also a South African.addick1956 said:Oosthuizen was an understudy to Ssm Bartram which was basically a bit of a none job. I had the programme with his name in it when young. I don't remember if I saw the fame though.
Why can I remember things from over 60 years ago but forget what I went into the kitchen for? 🤣
Albert must've been a patient man to be understudy to Big Sam !0 -
Rob Elliot based his career on him.4
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He would probably cost less than what we get for Doughty. So the transfer fee is a nonissue.Exiled_Addick said:Scoham said:
Surprised no one commented on this - so we’re trying to sign Pigott? Surely that only happens if we can move another striker on - Bogle?eaststandmike said:
I was told by an employee of the club on Saturday that Ronnie was a "done deal" and that Piggot was looking good. They got the Ronnie bit right so fingers crossed.Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Welcome Ronnie.
I'd still like to see us offer Bogle plus cash for Joe Piggot.
Reinvesting the potential Doughty money, more likely I would have thought. Maybe we have a bit more room on the wage cap than is being let on, or are going to take a calculated risk with a bit of an overspend. Would make sense for the club to be playing down what they have left to spend when trying to negotiate the best deals they can with any oncoming players.
I wonder if you could do a layered contract with someone like Piggot. A relatively small weekly wage then a massive promotion bonus and a significant pay rise in the championship?
I see Piggot like Taylor, could probably do a job in the championship but to prove it he probably will have to get promoted.1 -
That comes under the wage cap too though doesn't it? I agree with the theory we could offer players massive pay increases upon promotion but as a player you would then be taking a big gamble. We'd have to at least match his current salary you would say.Cafc43v3r said:
He would probably cost less than what we get for Doughty. So the transfer fee is a nonissue.Exiled_Addick said:Scoham said:
Surprised no one commented on this - so we’re trying to sign Pigott? Surely that only happens if we can move another striker on - Bogle?eaststandmike said:
I was told by an employee of the club on Saturday that Ronnie was a "done deal" and that Piggot was looking good. They got the Ronnie bit right so fingers crossed.Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Welcome Ronnie.
I'd still like to see us offer Bogle plus cash for Joe Piggot.
Reinvesting the potential Doughty money, more likely I would have thought. Maybe we have a bit more room on the wage cap than is being let on, or are going to take a calculated risk with a bit of an overspend. Would make sense for the club to be playing down what they have left to spend when trying to negotiate the best deals they can with any oncoming players.
I wonder if you could do a layered contract with someone like Piggot. A relatively small weekly wage then a massive promotion bonus and a significant pay rise in the championship?
I see Piggot like Taylor, could probably do a job in the championship but to prove it he probably will have to get promoted.1 -
Keeping hittin those fu*king homeruns Sandgaard!!0
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Promotion bonuses and bonuses for progressing in cup competitions are exempt from what I remembercafcfan1990 said:
That comes under the wage cap too though doesn't it? I agree with the theory we could offer players massive pay increases upon promotion but as a player you would then be taking a big gamble. We'd have to at least match his current salary you would say.Cafc43v3r said:
He would probably cost less than what we get for Doughty. So the transfer fee is a nonissue.Exiled_Addick said:Scoham said:
Surprised no one commented on this - so we’re trying to sign Pigott? Surely that only happens if we can move another striker on - Bogle?eaststandmike said:
I was told by an employee of the club on Saturday that Ronnie was a "done deal" and that Piggot was looking good. They got the Ronnie bit right so fingers crossed.Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Welcome Ronnie.
I'd still like to see us offer Bogle plus cash for Joe Piggot.
Reinvesting the potential Doughty money, more likely I would have thought. Maybe we have a bit more room on the wage cap than is being let on, or are going to take a calculated risk with a bit of an overspend. Would make sense for the club to be playing down what they have left to spend when trying to negotiate the best deals they can with any oncoming players.
I wonder if you could do a layered contract with someone like Piggot. A relatively small weekly wage then a massive promotion bonus and a significant pay rise in the championship?
I see Piggot like Taylor, could probably do a job in the championship but to prove it he probably will have to get promoted.4 -
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Sorry I had to lol! your comment for this bitMattF said:
Promotion bonuses and bonuses for progressing in cup competitions are exempt from what I remembercafcfan1990 said:
That comes under the wage cap too though doesn't it? I agree with the theory we could offer players massive pay increases upon promotion but as a player you would then be taking a big gamble. We'd have to at least match his current salary you would say.Cafc43v3r said:
He would probably cost less than what we get for Doughty. So the transfer fee is a nonissue.Exiled_Addick said:Scoham said:
Surprised no one commented on this - so we’re trying to sign Pigott? Surely that only happens if we can move another striker on - Bogle?eaststandmike said:
I was told by an employee of the club on Saturday that Ronnie was a "done deal" and that Piggot was looking good. They got the Ronnie bit right so fingers crossed.Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Welcome Ronnie.
I'd still like to see us offer Bogle plus cash for Joe Piggot.
Reinvesting the potential Doughty money, more likely I would have thought. Maybe we have a bit more room on the wage cap than is being let on, or are going to take a calculated risk with a bit of an overspend. Would make sense for the club to be playing down what they have left to spend when trying to negotiate the best deals they can with any oncoming players.
I wonder if you could do a layered contract with someone like Piggot. A relatively small weekly wage then a massive promotion bonus and a significant pay rise in the championship?
I see Piggot like Taylor, could probably do a job in the championship but to prove it he probably will have to get promoted.14 -
Bonne was registered as #9, the same as Phillips as #1. A club can't register two players on the same squad numberCraicAddick said:
I was wondering why Schwartz didn't take the #9 shirt.. Pigott Confirmed.Scoham said:
Surprised no one commented on this - so we’re trying to sign Pigott? Surely that only happens if we can move another striker on - Bogle?eaststandmike said:
I was told by an employee of the club on Saturday that Ronnie was a "done deal" and that Piggot was looking good. They got the Ronnie bit right so fingers crossed.Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Welcome Ronnie.
I'd still like to see us offer Bogle plus cash for Joe Piggot.
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Yeah, but he was still a Viking.Cordoban Addick said:
Noggin the Nog was Icelandic.grumpyaddick said:We all need to be more positive but this is clearly an owner-initiated signing not a Gallen/Bowyer signing in order to boost CAFC interest in Denmark.
Big Ron will be restricted to cameo appearances, as a back up to Bogle, or as another lost-looking left back.
Don't be surprised to see Curbs replaced by Claus Jensen and Dennis Rommedahl for pre-match Minto interviews on Friday night and Noggin the Nog appointed as Director of Football with Hans Christian Anderson taking on the club's key PR role.0 -
grumpyaddick said:We all need to be more positive but this is clearly an owner-initiated signing not a Gallen/Bowyer signing in order to boost CAFC interest in Denmark.
Big Ron will be restricted to cameo appearances, as a back up to Bogle, or as another lost-looking left back.
Don't be surprised to see Curbs replaced by Claus Jensen and Dennis Rommedahl for pre-match Minto interviews on Friday night and Noggin the Nog appointed as Director of Football with Hans Christian Anderson taking on the club's key PR role.
Denmark is an appealing market for Thomas, obviously ...... but don't forget, the population of London is nearly twice the population of Denmark!
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Signed as "one for the future".Mendonca In Asdas said:How fit is Ronnie / how many weeks away from playing in the first team?
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cafcfan1990 said:
That comes under the wage cap too though doesn't it? I agree with the theory we could offer players massive pay increases upon promotion but as a player you would then be taking a big gamble. We'd have to at least match his current salary you would say.Cafc43v3r said:
He would probably cost less than what we get for Doughty. So the transfer fee is a nonissue.Exiled_Addick said:Scoham said:
Surprised no one commented on this - so we’re trying to sign Pigott? Surely that only happens if we can move another striker on - Bogle?eaststandmike said:
I was told by an employee of the club on Saturday that Ronnie was a "done deal" and that Piggot was looking good. They got the Ronnie bit right so fingers crossed.Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Welcome Ronnie.
I'd still like to see us offer Bogle plus cash for Joe Piggot.
Reinvesting the potential Doughty money, more likely I would have thought. Maybe we have a bit more room on the wage cap than is being let on, or are going to take a calculated risk with a bit of an overspend. Would make sense for the club to be playing down what they have left to spend when trying to negotiate the best deals they can with any oncoming players.
I wonder if you could do a layered contract with someone like Piggot. A relatively small weekly wage then a massive promotion bonus and a significant pay rise in the championship?
I see Piggot like Taylor, could probably do a job in the championship but to prove it he probably will have to get promoted.
Instead of trying to find a loophole in the wage cap, can't we just offer new signings a spare Range Rover ...... ?
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Sorry it's exempt, I stand corrected. The point still stands though, it's a gamble for the players. It's not like we are 10 points clear at the top, no potential signing is looking at us as dead certs to go up!MattF said:
Promotion bonuses and bonuses for progressing in cup competitions are exempt from what I remembercafcfan1990 said:
That comes under the wage cap too though doesn't it? I agree with the theory we could offer players massive pay increases upon promotion but as a player you would then be taking a big gamble. We'd have to at least match his current salary you would say.Cafc43v3r said:
He would probably cost less than what we get for Doughty. So the transfer fee is a nonissue.Exiled_Addick said:Scoham said:
Surprised no one commented on this - so we’re trying to sign Pigott? Surely that only happens if we can move another striker on - Bogle?eaststandmike said:
I was told by an employee of the club on Saturday that Ronnie was a "done deal" and that Piggot was looking good. They got the Ronnie bit right so fingers crossed.Lazy_eye_metaphor said:Welcome Ronnie.
I'd still like to see us offer Bogle plus cash for Joe Piggot.
Reinvesting the potential Doughty money, more likely I would have thought. Maybe we have a bit more room on the wage cap than is being let on, or are going to take a calculated risk with a bit of an overspend. Would make sense for the club to be playing down what they have left to spend when trying to negotiate the best deals they can with any oncoming players.
I wonder if you could do a layered contract with someone like Piggot. A relatively small weekly wage then a massive promotion bonus and a significant pay rise in the championship?
I see Piggot like Taylor, could probably do a job in the championship but to prove it he probably will have to get promoted.1 -
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Bowyer: "It's good to get these 2 over the line early ......... and hopefully they'll be a few more to follow".Lincsaddick said:
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Rob Elliot based his career on Noggin the Nog ??iaitch said:Rob Elliot based his career on him.
I didn't even know he played in goal.0 -
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Looking forward to Ronnie bagging the goals for us this year #UpTheAddicks
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All jokes aside could we offer new signings perks such as free accommodation, rental cars etc. Keep inside the cap but take away essential expenses from the player!0
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Unfortunately not. Even the EFL were not that stupid.dajavouslagan said:All jokes aside could we offer new signings perks such as free accommodation, rental cars etc. Keep inside the cap but take away essential expenses from the player!3 -
if you don't think Bowyer's negative approach has lost us points then you have to be a bit dim tbh. Lets leave it at that1968CAFC said:
Well if you read what I said, I am very positiveDOUCHER said:
just as the negative tactics storm was starting to die down, someone had to go and reignite it - try and be positive and move on1968CAFC said:
Dear Henry well said my friend.Henry Irving said:This thread is indicative of just how much negatively has taken over CL recently.
The cynicism, the default position that whatever could go wrong will go wrong. It's not even gallows humour anymore. Have the last few years left a lot of fans addicted to crises and pessimism?
FFS, try and enjoy being a Charlton fan.
As the song goes, live, love, laugh and be happy.
LBR&WA
I have been a passionate Charlton Fan all my life
since I was a small boy, and I have 100% faith in
Our excellent manager LB and our new owner TS.
Every football club in the UK have a percentage of
Negative bordering on stupid fans it’s a normal
Distraction.
Anyone with a brain for the last 7 games can see why we have struggled against average teams.
we lost our two current best defenders and we don’t
have a serous striker.
that was not down to LB or TS.
when we get promotion some of the negative dept
will still moan in the championship and so on.
proper fans remain proper fans,
we are still 6th in the table with 27 Games to go.
So come on you Reds and Bollocks to Negativity 😂😂
as always so to be honest I do not follow,
and if anyone thinks what I honestly said would reignite more negative comments towards LB and the team them it just proves how bloody stupid they are 😂😂😂👍👍👍
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Hope he hits the ground running. Bent or Jones Ipswich or Port Vale
Darren Bent was the last goal scorer for me to do this.
As for Ronnie i would be happy if he was as good as Martin Robinson.
We will just have to wait and see , But the service must be given to him to have any chance for him to show what he is worth.0 -
I'm optimistic because I'd pull my bleddy hair out if I wasn't.addick1956 said:
I agree. People who are always optimistic don't like reality.DOUCHER said:
if you don't think Bowyer's negative approach has lost us points then you have to be a bit dim tbh. Lets leave it at that1968CAFC said:
Well if you read what I said, I am very positiveDOUCHER said:
just as the negative tactics storm was starting to die down, someone had to go and reignite it - try and be positive and move on1968CAFC said:
Dear Henry well said my friend.Henry Irving said:This thread is indicative of just how much negatively has taken over CL recently.
The cynicism, the default position that whatever could go wrong will go wrong. It's not even gallows humour anymore. Have the last few years left a lot of fans addicted to crises and pessimism?
FFS, try and enjoy being a Charlton fan.
As the song goes, live, love, laugh and be happy.
LBR&WA
I have been a passionate Charlton Fan all my life
since I was a small boy, and I have 100% faith in
Our excellent manager LB and our new owner TS.
Every football club in the UK have a percentage of
Negative bordering on stupid fans it’s a normal
Distraction.
Anyone with a brain for the last 7 games can see why we have struggled against average teams.
we lost our two current best defenders and we don’t
have a serous striker.
that was not down to LB or TS.
when we get promotion some of the negative dept
will still moan in the championship and so on.
proper fans remain proper fans,
we are still 6th in the table with 27 Games to go.
So come on you Reds and Bollocks to Negativity 😂😂
as always so to be honest I do not follow,
and if anyone thinks what I honestly said would reignite more negative comments towards LB and the team them it just proves how bloody stupid they are 😂😂😂👍👍👍
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About half of Iceland is mountainous, google Kerlingarfjöll. White bits are high mountains, brown mountains. And you should not trust what Nogbad tells you about anything.IdleHans said:
Norwegian, surely. When Nogbad the Bad was thwarted, he would sometimes retreat over the mountains to visit his granny in Finland.Cordoban Addick said:
Noggin the Nog was Icelandic.grumpyaddick said:We all need to be more positive but this is clearly an owner-initiated signing not a Gallen/Bowyer signing in order to boost CAFC interest in Denmark.
Big Ron will be restricted to cameo appearances, as a back up to Bogle, or as another lost-looking left back.
Don't be surprised to see Curbs replaced by Claus Jensen and Dennis Rommedahl for pre-match Minto interviews on Friday night and Noggin the Nog appointed as Director of Football with Hans Christian Anderson taking on the club's key PR role.
You can't do that from Iceland.
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I double your schoolboy error. It is based on Norse sagas that were mainly from Iceland.Dave Rudd said:
Schoolboy errors.IdleHans said:
Norwegian, surely. When Nogbad the Bad was thwarted, he would sometimes retreat over the mountains to visit his granny in Finland.Cordoban Addick said:
Noggin the Nog was Icelandic.grumpyaddick said:We all need to be more positive but this is clearly an owner-initiated signing not a Gallen/Bowyer signing in order to boost CAFC interest in Denmark.
Big Ron will be restricted to cameo appearances, as a back up to Bogle, or as another lost-looking left back.
Don't be surprised to see Curbs replaced by Claus Jensen and Dennis Rommedahl for pre-match Minto interviews on Friday night and Noggin the Nog appointed as Director of Football with Hans Christian Anderson taking on the club's key PR role.
You can't do that from Iceland.
Noggin was King of the Nogs ... and the Nogs inhabit the Northlands.
Iceland? Norway? What are these places?
Noggin the Nog also tried to keep the country secret to thwart (unsuccessfully) Nogbad the bad.0 -
He desperatley tried to change his ways though.addick19 said:
Yeah, but he was still a Viking.Cordoban Addick said:
Noggin the Nog was Icelandic.grumpyaddick said:We all need to be more positive but this is clearly an owner-initiated signing not a Gallen/Bowyer signing in order to boost CAFC interest in Denmark.
Big Ron will be restricted to cameo appearances, as a back up to Bogle, or as another lost-looking left back.
Don't be surprised to see Curbs replaced by Claus Jensen and Dennis Rommedahl for pre-match Minto interviews on Friday night and Noggin the Nog appointed as Director of Football with Hans Christian Anderson taking on the club's key PR role.1
