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Presumably because if you are the selling club......you may not want it widely known that you are letting your players go for gratis?Vfrf said:
Why go to the effort of saying undisclosed fee if there's not fee at all?Dazzler21 said:
No fee was disclosed can also mean no fee was transferred between clubs.RonnieMoore said:
From CAFC themselvesMattF said:There were no fees paid for Gilbey and Washington
The striker joins the Addicks for an undisclosed fee and in doing so becomes Lee Bowyer’s second signing of the summer transfer window following the arrival of Alex Gilbey on Wednesday.
Transfermarkt usually have a '?' for undisclosed fees, Washington has '?' but Gilbey has £198k - they must have that figure from somewhere I'd assume.2 -
That wouldn't make any sense, correct me if I am wrong but when we signed Gilbey was he not still under contract with MK Dons? Surely they wouldn't let their POTY go on a free?1
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Eh? Knowing what we’re planning on doing isn’t the same as getting it done quickly. Knowing what league we’re in allows us to define our targets based on our budget. The fact we stayed down means that we’ll have to sign players accordingly, which in this window’s market means more loans as we don’t have as much money to chuck about. Loans often get done late as other clubs finalise their squads, and this has been a window of brinksmanship. We’re still waiting for it to properly start all over the leaguesgolfaddick said:
Hmmm. Thought I remember at the end of April the club saying that being in the mix for the play offs was not helping our plans for the summer as we didnt know what league we might be in next season. That issue was all sorted on May 7th.Garrymanilow said:We’ve still got 4 loan spots to fill and those will come later in the window. I think we’re going to have an interesting deadline day, but the final squad will probably be put together pretty late4 -
You quoted a fee on the last page, make your mind up.RonnieMoore said:Charlton have signed MK Dons midfielder Alex Gilbey and Hearts striker Conor Washington for undisclosed fees.2 -
Club probably didn't want it known they were letting players go for free?Vfrf said:
Why go to the effort of saying undisclosed fee if there's not fee at all?Dazzler21 said:
No fee was disclosed can also mean no fee was transferred between clubs.RonnieMoore said:
From CAFC themselvesMattF said:There were no fees paid for Gilbey and Washington
The striker joins the Addicks for an undisclosed fee and in doing so becomes Lee Bowyer’s second signing of the summer transfer window following the arrival of Alex Gilbey on Wednesday.
Transfermarkt usually have a '?' for undisclosed fees, Washington has '?' but Gilbey has £198k - they must have that figure from somewhere I'd assume.2 -
Who’s re-writing history? You’re the one bringing up irrelevant points about embargoes.golfaddick said:
Of course you're not comparing like for like. The reason we started last season with the team you mentioned is because we couldn't BUY any players & the wage cap meant teams were working on very tight budgets. We lost quite a few players last summer (like we have this summer) & they needed to be replaced - but they weren't until TS took over & then we saw a late flurry in September just before the transfer window shut.BR7_addick said:
I’m comparing charlton 20/21 with charlton 21/22, that’s apples and apples. My facts are right that is the team we started with last season, apart from perhaps you could debate the starting XI Adkins will go with. Either way this season we are much better.golfaddick said:
You're comparing apples & pears.BR7_addick said:Posted in here as well as squad list because it’ll be seen by more.How we kicked off 20/21:
Amos
Barker, Oshilaja, Pratley, Purrington
Gilbey, Lapslie, JFC
Doughty, Bonne, Washington
Vs
How we will currently kick off 21/22:
McGillivray
Matthews, Innis, Famewo, Purrington
Gilbey, Dobson, Clare
Jaiyesimi, Stockley, Washington
Matched up player for player I make it this seasons team wins 6-2 with 3 being the same.
And we’ve not even finished business yet, things are better, relax people.
Last season :
We had an owner trying to sell us to someone the EFL would not accept as "fit & proper"
We had been under a transfer embargo since Jan. Only players we could bring in were on a "like for like" wages basis
There was a wage cap.
This season:
We have an owner who is stable & has put in over £10m into the club
The owner says he wants Premier League status in 5 years
We are not under an embargo
There is no wage cap.
Apart from that your comparisons stack up well. I'm all for debate but at least get the facts right.
The fact we had shit owners then and good owners now is irrelevant to my point, which is that things are a lot better and that those is a state of panic such as yourself, should relax a bit.
I'm not knocking TS at all, just making sure you dont re-write history.
BR7 is saying the starting XI we have at the moment is better than the starting XI from the opening game last season. Would you agree?
And bringing up ‘flurry of transfers in September’ also means you agree that we have plenty of time left to strengthen the squad?7 -
£200k as being quoted is also peanuts for a player of the year.Braziliance said:That wouldn't make any sense, correct me if I am wrong but when we signed Gilbey was he not still under contract with MK Dons? Surely they wouldn't let their POTY go on a free?2 -
no rumours then?6
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technically rumours Gilbey and Wash were free, while other rumours suggest fees were paid.lancashire lad said:no rumours then?3 -
What, again?RonnieMoore said:Charlton have signed MK Dons midfielder Alex Gilbey and Hearts striker Conor Washington for undisclosed fees.
Nothing on the OS yet.7 -
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Be gobsmacked if we got them, particularly Gilbey, for free. Cawley's comment no doubt come from Bowyer, and without meaning to dig Bows out, the context was about how little we'd spent, so suited him to miss those out. No way do Mk Dons let their player of the year leave on a free.0
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This will be my last post on this.ValleyGary said:
Who’s re-writing history? You’re the one bringing up irrelevant points about embargoes.golfaddick said:
Of course you're not comparing like for like. The reason we started last season with the team you mentioned is because we couldn't BUY any players & the wage cap meant teams were working on very tight budgets. We lost quite a few players last summer (like we have this summer) & they needed to be replaced - but they weren't until TS took over & then we saw a late flurry in September just before the transfer window shut.BR7_addick said:
I’m comparing charlton 20/21 with charlton 21/22, that’s apples and apples. My facts are right that is the team we started with last season, apart from perhaps you could debate the starting XI Adkins will go with. Either way this season we are much better.golfaddick said:
You're comparing apples & pears.BR7_addick said:Posted in here as well as squad list because it’ll be seen by more.How we kicked off 20/21:
Amos
Barker, Oshilaja, Pratley, Purrington
Gilbey, Lapslie, JFC
Doughty, Bonne, Washington
Vs
How we will currently kick off 21/22:
McGillivray
Matthews, Innis, Famewo, Purrington
Gilbey, Dobson, Clare
Jaiyesimi, Stockley, Washington
Matched up player for player I make it this seasons team wins 6-2 with 3 being the same.
And we’ve not even finished business yet, things are better, relax people.
Last season :
We had an owner trying to sell us to someone the EFL would not accept as "fit & proper"
We had been under a transfer embargo since Jan. Only players we could bring in were on a "like for like" wages basis
There was a wage cap.
This season:
We have an owner who is stable & has put in over £10m into the club
The owner says he wants Premier League status in 5 years
We are not under an embargo
There is no wage cap.
Apart from that your comparisons stack up well. I'm all for debate but at least get the facts right.
The fact we had shit owners then and good owners now is irrelevant to my point, which is that things are a lot better and that those is a state of panic such as yourself, should relax a bit.
I'm not knocking TS at all, just making sure you dont re-write history.
BR7 is saying the starting XI we have at the moment is better than the starting XI from the opening game last season. Would you agree?
And bringing up ‘flurry of transfers in September’ also means you agree that we have plenty of time left to strengthen the squad?
Of course I agree that the team that starts against Sheff W will be better than the one that started at Crewe. But that stands to reason for the points I made in my previous post. It's hardly rocket science is it.
I'll leave it there as the thread is getting sidetracked......and I said I'd be posting less as I seem to rub people up the wrong way for making what seems to be a logical arguement.
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Well no it’s not, that’s why nobody brought it up. Just you.golfaddick said:
This will be my last post on this.ValleyGary said:
Who’s re-writing history? You’re the one bringing up irrelevant points about embargoes.golfaddick said:
Of course you're not comparing like for like. The reason we started last season with the team you mentioned is because we couldn't BUY any players & the wage cap meant teams were working on very tight budgets. We lost quite a few players last summer (like we have this summer) & they needed to be replaced - but they weren't until TS took over & then we saw a late flurry in September just before the transfer window shut.BR7_addick said:
I’m comparing charlton 20/21 with charlton 21/22, that’s apples and apples. My facts are right that is the team we started with last season, apart from perhaps you could debate the starting XI Adkins will go with. Either way this season we are much better.golfaddick said:
You're comparing apples & pears.BR7_addick said:Posted in here as well as squad list because it’ll be seen by more.How we kicked off 20/21:
Amos
Barker, Oshilaja, Pratley, Purrington
Gilbey, Lapslie, JFC
Doughty, Bonne, Washington
Vs
How we will currently kick off 21/22:
McGillivray
Matthews, Innis, Famewo, Purrington
Gilbey, Dobson, Clare
Jaiyesimi, Stockley, Washington
Matched up player for player I make it this seasons team wins 6-2 with 3 being the same.
And we’ve not even finished business yet, things are better, relax people.
Last season :
We had an owner trying to sell us to someone the EFL would not accept as "fit & proper"
We had been under a transfer embargo since Jan. Only players we could bring in were on a "like for like" wages basis
There was a wage cap.
This season:
We have an owner who is stable & has put in over £10m into the club
The owner says he wants Premier League status in 5 years
We are not under an embargo
There is no wage cap.
Apart from that your comparisons stack up well. I'm all for debate but at least get the facts right.
The fact we had shit owners then and good owners now is irrelevant to my point, which is that things are a lot better and that those is a state of panic such as yourself, should relax a bit.
I'm not knocking TS at all, just making sure you dont re-write history.
BR7 is saying the starting XI we have at the moment is better than the starting XI from the opening game last season. Would you agree?
And bringing up ‘flurry of transfers in September’ also means you agree that we have plenty of time left to strengthen the squad?
Of course I agree that the team that starts against Sheff W will be better than the one that started at Crewe. But that stands to reason for the points I made in my previous post. It's hardly rocket science is it.
I'll leave it there as the thread is getting sidetracked......and I said I'd be posting less as I seem to rub people up the wrong way for making what seems to be a logical arguement.
It’s not an argument because nobody is arguing it. Everyone knows we had poorer owners back then. Which is why it was totally pointless bringing it up to what BR7 was posting and telling him he was ‘re-writing history’
Perhaps discuss instead of ‘logical arguments’, which always put a negative spin on everything, and you’ll find this a happier place.5 -
You can only hope for what is to come, not what hasn't happened. I just hope we have a team that's good enough when the season gets underway and all the transfer business is completed.golfaddick said:
I'm not panicking......but I'm hoping that everyone agrees that we bloody well should be in a better position now than we were first game last season & so the lack of follow through from all the rhetoric that had been spouted from TS & NA is puzzling.BR7_addick said:
I’m comparing charlton 20/21 with charlton 21/22, that’s apples and apples. My facts are right that is the team we started with last season, apart from perhaps you could debate the starting XI Adkins will go with. Either way this season we are much better.golfaddick said:
You're comparing apples & pears.BR7_addick said:Posted in here as well as squad list because it’ll be seen by more.How we kicked off 20/21:
Amos
Barker, Oshilaja, Pratley, Purrington
Gilbey, Lapslie, JFC
Doughty, Bonne, Washington
Vs
How we will currently kick off 21/22:
McGillivray
Matthews, Innis, Famewo, Purrington
Gilbey, Dobson, Clare
Jaiyesimi, Stockley, Washington
Matched up player for player I make it this seasons team wins 6-2 with 3 being the same.
And we’ve not even finished business yet, things are better, relax people.
Last season :
We had an owner trying to sell us to someone the EFL would not accept as "fit & proper"
We had been under a transfer embargo since Jan. Only players we could bring in were on a "like for like" wages basis
There was a wage cap.
This season:
We have an owner who is stable & has put in over £10m into the club
The owner says he wants Premier League status in 5 years
We are not under an embargo
There is no wage cap.
Apart from that your comparisons stack up well. I'm all for debate but at least get the facts right.
The fact we had shit owners then and good owners now is irrelevant to my point, which is that things are a lot better and that those is a state of panic such as yourself, should relax a bit.
Remember, it's not us fans saying that we should "blow through this league" or " that will be us lifting the trophy next season"
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You haven’t rubbed anyone up the wrong way, you started saying my facts are off but then agreed with me.golfaddick said:
This will be my last post on this.ValleyGary said:
Who’s re-writing history? You’re the one bringing up irrelevant points about embargoes.golfaddick said:
Of course you're not comparing like for like. The reason we started last season with the team you mentioned is because we couldn't BUY any players & the wage cap meant teams were working on very tight budgets. We lost quite a few players last summer (like we have this summer) & they needed to be replaced - but they weren't until TS took over & then we saw a late flurry in September just before the transfer window shut.BR7_addick said:
I’m comparing charlton 20/21 with charlton 21/22, that’s apples and apples. My facts are right that is the team we started with last season, apart from perhaps you could debate the starting XI Adkins will go with. Either way this season we are much better.golfaddick said:
You're comparing apples & pears.BR7_addick said:Posted in here as well as squad list because it’ll be seen by more.How we kicked off 20/21:
Amos
Barker, Oshilaja, Pratley, Purrington
Gilbey, Lapslie, JFC
Doughty, Bonne, Washington
Vs
How we will currently kick off 21/22:
McGillivray
Matthews, Innis, Famewo, Purrington
Gilbey, Dobson, Clare
Jaiyesimi, Stockley, Washington
Matched up player for player I make it this seasons team wins 6-2 with 3 being the same.
And we’ve not even finished business yet, things are better, relax people.
Last season :
We had an owner trying to sell us to someone the EFL would not accept as "fit & proper"
We had been under a transfer embargo since Jan. Only players we could bring in were on a "like for like" wages basis
There was a wage cap.
This season:
We have an owner who is stable & has put in over £10m into the club
The owner says he wants Premier League status in 5 years
We are not under an embargo
There is no wage cap.
Apart from that your comparisons stack up well. I'm all for debate but at least get the facts right.
The fact we had shit owners then and good owners now is irrelevant to my point, which is that things are a lot better and that those is a state of panic such as yourself, should relax a bit.
I'm not knocking TS at all, just making sure you dont re-write history.
BR7 is saying the starting XI we have at the moment is better than the starting XI from the opening game last season. Would you agree?
And bringing up ‘flurry of transfers in September’ also means you agree that we have plenty of time left to strengthen the squad?
Of course I agree that the team that starts against Sheff W will be better than the one that started at Crewe. But that stands to reason for the points I made in my previous post. It's hardly rocket science is it.
I'll leave it there as the thread is getting sidetracked......and I said I'd be posting less as I seem to rub people up the wrong way for making what seems to be a logical arguement.You’re welcome to think we should have more in by now, but as I said just remember where we are now compared with where we were 12 months ago.5 -
Not that far back they're not.addick1956 said:
I included modern players and past players are relevant. Why do u think nothing counts unless you were around at the time.Oggy Red said:
That's because quoting footballers back to the 1950s is not relevant to today's game.addick1956 said:
I said that self same thing recently. I quoted ' If you are good enough, you are old enough '. I then listed a lot of players back to the 1950's to show how many were really successful.CafcSCP said:Gomes, konsa, Shelvey, lookman we’re all unknowns when we blooded them. Look where they are now.
if they’re good enough then get our youngsters in the team.
Theyre going to make some mistakes but perhaps Adkins is already seeing the promise.
All I got was mocking nonsense telling me I always talk rubbish.
Let us see if you get the same criticism.1 -
So you don’t think the games changed in the last 50-60 years?addick1956 said:
I included modern players and past players are relevant. Why do u think nothing counts unless you were around at the time.Oggy Red said:
That's because quoting footballers back to the 1950s is not relevant to today's game.addick1956 said:
I said that self same thing recently. I quoted ' If you are good enough, you are old enough '. I then listed a lot of players back to the 1950's to show how many were really successful.CafcSCP said:Gomes, konsa, Shelvey, lookman we’re all unknowns when we blooded them. Look where they are now.
if they’re good enough then get our youngsters in the team.
Theyre going to make some mistakes but perhaps Adkins is already seeing the promise.
All I got was mocking nonsense telling me I always talk rubbish.
Let us see if you get the same criticism.0 -
That's a great post.BR7_addick said:Posted in here as well as squad list because it’ll be seen by more.How we kicked off 20/21:
Amos
Barker, Oshilaja, Pratley, Purrington
Gilbey, Lapslie, JFC
Doughty, Bonne, Washington
Vs
How we will currently kick off 21/22:
McGillivray
Matthews, Innis, Famewo, Purrington
Gilbey, Dobson, Clare
Jaiyesimi, Stockley, Washington
Matched up player for player I make it this seasons team wins 6-2 with 3 being the same.
And we’ve not even finished business yet, things are better, relax people.
When you put it like that, we're in better shape than I realised.21 -
No one is done yet. The only club that seem to be doing business on a one in one out basis are Oxford.
Ipswich, despite some very good business, are still well short in numbers and that includes the 4 members of the 1st team squad from last season who have been told to jog on.
Portsmouth couldn't even field a full team yesterday without trialist. We probably have more pros on the books than any other club in the division.
We know we will get 4 more loans. We know we aren't done yet. We aren't going to be forced into starting the season with a 17 year old at right back and a 35 year old midfielder at center half.
2 or 3 more incoming before the Fulham game will calm a lot of people down. I think there would be much less panic/worry if Chuks had signed, as the club thought he would.36 -
Patience, Golfie. Of course, we'd have all liked our business done by now.golfaddick said:
I'm not panicking......but I'm hoping that everyone agrees that we bloody well should be in a better position now than we were first game last season & so the lack of follow through from all the rhetoric that had been spouted from TS & NA is puzzling.BR7_addick said:
I’m comparing charlton 20/21 with charlton 21/22, that’s apples and apples. My facts are right that is the team we started with last season, apart from perhaps you could debate the starting XI Adkins will go with. Either way this season we are much better.golfaddick said:
You're comparing apples & pears.BR7_addick said:Posted in here as well as squad list because it’ll be seen by more.How we kicked off 20/21:
Amos
Barker, Oshilaja, Pratley, Purrington
Gilbey, Lapslie, JFC
Doughty, Bonne, Washington
Vs
How we will currently kick off 21/22:
McGillivray
Matthews, Innis, Famewo, Purrington
Gilbey, Dobson, Clare
Jaiyesimi, Stockley, Washington
Matched up player for player I make it this seasons team wins 6-2 with 3 being the same.
And we’ve not even finished business yet, things are better, relax people.
Last season :
We had an owner trying to sell us to someone the EFL would not accept as "fit & proper"
We had been under a transfer embargo since Jan. Only players we could bring in were on a "like for like" wages basis
There was a wage cap.
This season:
We have an owner who is stable & has put in over £10m into the club
The owner says he wants Premier League status in 5 years
We are not under an embargo
There is no wage cap.
Apart from that your comparisons stack up well. I'm all for debate but at least get the facts right.
The fact we had shit owners then and good owners now is irrelevant to my point, which is that things are a lot better and that those is a state of panic such as yourself, should relax a bit.
Remember, it's not us fans saying that we should "blow through this league" or " that will be us lifting the trophy next season"
It's not just us ...... every club in the Division is in the same boat.
They are all saying how difficult it is to get the players they want.
I'm sure I remember you saying a few weeks back, something like, Oxford had only released 3 players compared to Charlton, who had lost 12 of last season's squad. Yet when we bought Clare the other day, the Oxford fans were saying they needed to strengthen urgently and bewailing how thin their squad is.
Sound familiar? You see, it's not only us.
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I agree with the Chuks comment. I saw him as a key player this season as if we got him on the pitch more, those 15 goals could become 20 plus. That is hard to replace.4
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McGillivray
Matthews, Innis, Famewo, Purrington
Dobson, Clare
Jaiyesimi, Morgan, Washington
Stockley
That on paper looks strong and exciting imo
That's without
Watson
Clayden
Gilbey
Deji
Gunter
Henry
Davidson
Pearce
Sure we could do with 3-4 more, but I'm sure we will see those in terms of loan deals
LB, ST, WM, at a minimum3 -
I'm pretty I sure remember reading a year ago that because of the lockdown, suspension of the division and lack of income, MK were desperate to reduce their budget - which is probably why they made POTY Gilbey available, quite likely because he was their highest earner?cafcfan1990 said:Be gobsmacked if we got them, particularly Gilbey, for free. Cawley's comment no doubt come from Bowyer, and without meaning to dig Bows out, the context was about how little we'd spent, so suited him to miss those out. No way do Mk Dons let their player of the year leave on a free.
I believe also Hearts had just been relegated and their manager saying that they had to urgently reduce expenditure and were letting higher earning players go. A couple of days later, we signed Washington.
Don't ask me how I remember this stuff!
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Exactly this. Nerve racking.Garrymanilow said:
Eh? Knowing what we’re planning on doing isn’t the same as getting it done quickly. Knowing what league we’re in allows us to define our targets based on our budget. The fact we stayed down means that we’ll have to sign players accordingly, which in this window’s market means more loans as we don’t have as much money to chuck about. Loans often get done late as other clubs finalise their squads, and this has been a window of brinksmanship. We’re still waiting for it to properly start all over the leaguesgolfaddick said:
Hmmm. Thought I remember at the end of April the club saying that being in the mix for the play offs was not helping our plans for the summer as we didnt know what league we might be in next season. That issue was all sorted on May 7th.Garrymanilow said:We’ve still got 4 loan spots to fill and those will come later in the window. I think we’re going to have an interesting deadline day, but the final squad will probably be put together pretty late0 -
I thought he was soon to be out of contract and they knew he wouldn't be extending.0
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In the words of Ness from Gavin and Stacey, what's occuring?0
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We expecting any deals today? @anyoneITK1
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Cloudworm said:So far we've replaced
Amos with McGillivrayPratley with DobsonShinnie with Clare
Haven't replaced our top scorer yet or Millar, who most of those in the know rated highly. Or Maatsen, who I thought was great. I'd say we're possibly weaker than we were at the end of last season and definitely behind the curve.
I'll be much happier when we get...
A wingerA left backA goalscorer
And a centre half
I'm starting to think we might be under another secret transfer umbongo...
Amos - McGillivray
AMB - AMB
Matthews - Matthews
Gunter - GunterMaatsen -
Purrington - Purrington
Famewo - Famewo
Pearce - PearceInniss - InnissNobody -
Pratley - Dobson
Watson - Watson
Gilbey - GilbeyJFC - JFCMorgan - MorganShinnie - Clare
Smith -
Millar -
DJ - DJ
Stockley - Stockley
Washington - Washington
Schwartz - Schwartz
Aneke -
Hardly behind the curve, the two players really missing from ending last season are Millar and Aneke, granted both important, but those are the two players that we really need to get right, difference between playoffs auto.
We're not really in that bad a shape if the season was to start tomorrow, not perfect, but not relegation material.3 -
In the u23s isn't he?Mendonca In Asdas said:In the words of Ness from Gavin and Stacey, what's occuring?3 -
I think the game was more ‘robust’ in the 50s and before, and the pitches much heavier. Less suitable for younger (so generally more lightweight) players.thenewbie said:
Not that far back they're not.addick1956 said:
I included modern players and past players are relevant. Why do u think nothing counts unless you were around at the time.Oggy Red said:
That's because quoting footballers back to the 1950s is not relevant to today's game.addick1956 said:
I said that self same thing recently. I quoted ' If you are good enough, you are old enough '. I then listed a lot of players back to the 1950's to show how many were really successful.CafcSCP said:Gomes, konsa, Shelvey, lookman we’re all unknowns when we blooded them. Look where they are now.
if they’re good enough then get our youngsters in the team.
Theyre going to make some mistakes but perhaps Adkins is already seeing the promise.
All I got was mocking nonsense telling me I always talk rubbish.
Let us see if you get the same criticism.Others would know more about the average age of players then compared with now.0
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