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Rumours Rumours - Summer 2021 edition (Deadline Day from p814)
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That they always do them over a few days.RonnieMoore said:The home kit been pushed back to later in the week … read into that what you will8 -
Charlton Athletic have joined Hull City in pursuit of Sheffield United midfielder Regan Slater, according to Hull Live.
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And that it was always going to be just one today - From the OS:cfgs said:
That they always do them over a few days.RonnieMoore said:The home kit been pushed back to later in the week … read into that what you will
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Pushed back? When was it earlier?RonnieMoore said:The home kit been pushed back to later in the week … read into that what you will1 -
killerandflash said:
Mystic Meg Lad actuallyJohnnysummers5 said:RonnieMoore said:Is there any update from the person who said there would be an announcement concerning new signing today sorry can’t remember his name ??..
Mystic Meg
No need to call me lad.0 -
BowSelecta said:
I don’t get all this blowing smoke up Paul Cook’s Neil Harris. Adkins has won this league and the league above more times than he has. Cook’s win % at Ipswich so far is 25%, Adkins at Charlton is 50%. We’ll be finishing above Ipswich again this season, despite the world class players they’ve signed from MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon!Sage said:Paul Cook is an excellent manager and would be surprised if Ipswich fail to get promoted this coming season. They’ve done some excellent business, albeit spending a lot of money. But Cook is proven and knows how to win a league and if it wasn’t for administration, would’ve kept Wigan up the other year.
You're welcome to your sarcasm, but we Bought Clive Mendonca from Grimsby and Lyle Taylor from Wimbledon. Obviously there will be duds but how can buying very good League 1 players be a bad thing ?
Pigott and Fraser are very good League 1 players. Are you Just jealous we didn't get them ?
Ipswich and Wigan are League 1 clubs, and so are we, so you are limited to the type of players you can attract. Mainly Journey men and youngsters or in our wembley winning team some great loanee's as well.
I like Nigel Adkins but having Lambert, Lallana, Barnard, Kelvin Davies,
Oxlade-Chamberlain, Richardson, Fonte, Schneiderlin etc in League1 he was probably disappointed they only finished runners up.
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More talk of how league one transfers are crazy this year:
https://www.sunderlandecho.com/sport/football/sunderland-afc/league-one-boss-makes-crazy-transfer-spending-claim-as-sunderland-and-rivals-battle-for-key-targets-3323191
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RonnieMoore said:Is there any update from the person who said there would be an announcement concerning new signing today sorry can’t remember his name ??..
8pm today is the new deadline for the signing to be announced. There is a lot riding on this for Nostradamus AKA CEL.2 -
My take: To play Celtic is one of the toughest fixtures for opponents in Scottish football.Cafc43v3r said:Why does Gallen watch Celtic regularly? Business or pleasure? Both?
If an opposition player stands out or has a very good game against Celtic, ably demonstrating his own qualities against difficult opponents, that will impress other clubs scouts.
Just my take only, of course.
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John Terry looks like he on his way to Swansea ??0
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If only there was a thread for that.....RonnieMoore said:John Terry looks like he on his way to Swansea ??
Any up date on Ryan Broom or was it Basil Brush?1 -
Don't think there's anything in the Regan Slater rumour either , thought that got denied at the start of the month?0
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The article says is or Preston are very unlikely to happen. It's almost if they just chucked Nigle's name in there because he is an ex Hull manager.MarcusH26 said:Don't think there's anything in the Regan Slater rumour either , thought that got denied at the start of the month?1 -
Does it really matter right now, at this stage?Dave Rudd said:
So you think that Premier League in five years (remembering that one has already been wasted by Bowyer) is still feasible ... and on Sandgaard's radar?Scoham said:
If TS talked about the long term plans again I doubt he'd say anything has changed. I think he's so optimistic (or naive/deluded depending on your view) he feels we can win the league without spending like Ipswich or Wigan.Dave Rudd said:
Three of the top six will not get promoted.Laddick01 said:
It makes a lot of sense. Wouldn’t read too much into it.WSS said:Interesting that Gallen talking about players to get us in the top six, rather than get promoted.
If you can get into the top 6 you’re going to be there or thereabouts in terms of promotion.
What happened to "blow this league out the water"?
And the five-year plan to get to the Premier League?
Yes, yes ... I'm delighted that we have a genuine owner, and that we are not being run by spivs etc. And that we have a Club to support.
But the goalposts seemed to have moved dramatically since Sandgaard first took over.
Me? I'll settle for a ten-year plan.
Maybe time for Sandgaard to articulate the new long-term vision. Because, sure as Hell, the original hyperbole ain't gonna happen.
It looks like he believes it can be done through intelligent recruitment and investment in the right areas. Finding good value for money rather than outspending everyone.
He's also patient and probably expects to bring in some bargains and quality loans as we move towards the end of the window. There are clubs out there that will need the money and good players out of contract getting their last payment from their previous contract this month.
If he gets it wrong this season he'll end up spending a lot more on another promotion attempt than had he gone for it a bit more this summer. Hopefully it doesn't come to that, for me we still need 4/5 signings as a minimum, ideally a few more than that.
I wish that you are right.
It's a target, which may be hit or not. But you've got to have a plan, something to aim for.
This time last year we couldn't even be sure we could start the season or even have a club to support.
Sandgaard has come in when nobody else would touch us, and he's ambitious. But he's not chucking money around like confetti.
Something is building at Charlton, the foundations are being put in place.
I reckon we should just enjoy the journey, however long it takes.
Really it's just about watching the football. You know, that's the reason why we go to Charlton.
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If nothing is announced today surely that confirms nothing has happened no club would hold off announcing this long1
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What? I have just been sold a genuine kit on the market, he promised it's real.addick1956 said:
New kit to be unveiled at KO on 7th August 2021.RonnieMoore said:The home kit been pushed back to later in the week … read into that what you will0 -
Voted for by idiots then.Todds_right_hook said:
Don’t forget that they also have Bonne. Voted the most terrible player in the history of football by Charlton fans in 20019 and 2020BowSelecta said:
I don’t get all this blowing smoke up Paul Cook’s Neil Harris. Adkins has won this league and the league above more times than he has. Cook’s win % at Ipswich so far is 25%, Adkins at Charlton is 50%. We’ll be finishing above Ipswich again this season, despite the world class players they’ve signed from MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon!Sage said:Paul Cook is an excellent manager and would be surprised if Ipswich fail to get promoted this coming season. They’ve done some excellent business, albeit spending a lot of money. But Cook is proven and knows how to win a league and if it wasn’t for administration, would’ve kept Wigan up the other year.11 -
Too old.RonnieMoore said:John Terry looks like he on his way to Swansea ??2 -
Oggy Red said:
Does it really matter right now, at this stage?Dave Rudd said:
So you think that Premier League in five years (remembering that one has already been wasted by Bowyer) is still feasible ... and on Sandgaard's radar?Scoham said:
If TS talked about the long term plans again I doubt he'd say anything has changed. I think he's so optimistic (or naive/deluded depending on your view) he feels we can win the league without spending like Ipswich or Wigan.Dave Rudd said:
Three of the top six will not get promoted.Laddick01 said:
It makes a lot of sense. Wouldn’t read too much into it.WSS said:Interesting that Gallen talking about players to get us in the top six, rather than get promoted.
If you can get into the top 6 you’re going to be there or thereabouts in terms of promotion.
What happened to "blow this league out the water"?
And the five-year plan to get to the Premier League?
Yes, yes ... I'm delighted that we have a genuine owner, and that we are not being run by spivs etc. And that we have a Club to support.
But the goalposts seemed to have moved dramatically since Sandgaard first took over.
Me? I'll settle for a ten-year plan.
Maybe time for Sandgaard to articulate the new long-term vision. Because, sure as Hell, the original hyperbole ain't gonna happen.
It looks like he believes it can be done through intelligent recruitment and investment in the right areas. Finding good value for money rather than outspending everyone.
He's also patient and probably expects to bring in some bargains and quality loans as we move towards the end of the window. There are clubs out there that will need the money and good players out of contract getting their last payment from their previous contract this month.
If he gets it wrong this season he'll end up spending a lot more on another promotion attempt than had he gone for it a bit more this summer. Hopefully it doesn't come to that, for me we still need 4/5 signings as a minimum, ideally a few more than that.
I wish that you are right.
It's a target, which may be hit or not. But you've got to have a plan, something to aim for.
This time last year we couldn't even be sure we could start the season or even have a club to support.
Sandgaard has come in when nobody else would touch us, and he's ambitious. But he's not chucking money around like confetti.
Something is building at Charlton, the foundations are being put in place.
I reckon we should just enjoy the journey, however long it takes.
Really it's just about watching the football. You know, that's the reason why we go to Charlton.
It only takes 1 season to get promoted after all.
My 5 year goal would be to get out and stay out of this division. Anything else is a bonus.14 -
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Todds_right_hook said:
Don’t forget that they also have Bonne. Voted the most terrible player in the history of football by Charlton fans in 20019 and 2020BowSelecta said:
I don’t get all this blowing smoke up Paul Cook’s Neil Harris. Adkins has won this league and the league above more times than he has. Cook’s win % at Ipswich so far is 25%, Adkins at Charlton is 50%. We’ll be finishing above Ipswich again this season, despite the world class players they’ve signed from MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon!Sage said:Paul Cook is an excellent manager and would be surprised if Ipswich fail to get promoted this coming season. They’ve done some excellent business, albeit spending a lot of money. But Cook is proven and knows how to win a league and if it wasn’t for administration, would’ve kept Wigan up the other year.
And QPR fans in 2021 and Ipswich fans in 2022.0 -
In the championship your almost always either trying to get promoted or avoiding getting relegated. There isn't much middle ground. If you aim to just stay up you will get relegated eventually.Jac_52 said:Oggy Red said:
Does it really matter right now, at this stage?Dave Rudd said:
So you think that Premier League in five years (remembering that one has already been wasted by Bowyer) is still feasible ... and on Sandgaard's radar?Scoham said:
If TS talked about the long term plans again I doubt he'd say anything has changed. I think he's so optimistic (or naive/deluded depending on your view) he feels we can win the league without spending like Ipswich or Wigan.Dave Rudd said:
Three of the top six will not get promoted.Laddick01 said:
It makes a lot of sense. Wouldn’t read too much into it.WSS said:Interesting that Gallen talking about players to get us in the top six, rather than get promoted.
If you can get into the top 6 you’re going to be there or thereabouts in terms of promotion.
What happened to "blow this league out the water"?
And the five-year plan to get to the Premier League?
Yes, yes ... I'm delighted that we have a genuine owner, and that we are not being run by spivs etc. And that we have a Club to support.
But the goalposts seemed to have moved dramatically since Sandgaard first took over.
Me? I'll settle for a ten-year plan.
Maybe time for Sandgaard to articulate the new long-term vision. Because, sure as Hell, the original hyperbole ain't gonna happen.
It looks like he believes it can be done through intelligent recruitment and investment in the right areas. Finding good value for money rather than outspending everyone.
He's also patient and probably expects to bring in some bargains and quality loans as we move towards the end of the window. There are clubs out there that will need the money and good players out of contract getting their last payment from their previous contract this month.
If he gets it wrong this season he'll end up spending a lot more on another promotion attempt than had he gone for it a bit more this summer. Hopefully it doesn't come to that, for me we still need 4/5 signings as a minimum, ideally a few more than that.
I wish that you are right.
It's a target, which may be hit or not. But you've got to have a plan, something to aim for.
This time last year we couldn't even be sure we could start the season or even have a club to support.
Sandgaard has come in when nobody else would touch us, and he's ambitious. But he's not chucking money around like confetti.
Something is building at Charlton, the foundations are being put in place.
I reckon we should just enjoy the journey, however long it takes.
Really it's just about watching the football. You know, that's the reason why we go to Charlton.
It only takes 1 season to get promoted after all.
My 5 year goal would be to get out and stay out of this division. Anything else is a bonus.2 -
soapboxsam said:BowSelecta said:
I don’t get all this blowing smoke up Paul Cook’s Neil Harris. Adkins has won this league and the league above more times than he has. Cook’s win % at Ipswich so far is 25%, Adkins at Charlton is 50%. We’ll be finishing above Ipswich again this season, despite the world class players they’ve signed from MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon!Sage said:Paul Cook is an excellent manager and would be surprised if Ipswich fail to get promoted this coming season. They’ve done some excellent business, albeit spending a lot of money. But Cook is proven and knows how to win a league and if it wasn’t for administration, would’ve kept Wigan up the other year.
You're welcome to your sarcasm, but we Bought Clive Mendonca from Grimsby and Lyle Taylor from Wimbledon. Obviously there will be duds but how can buying very good League 1 players be a bad thing ?
Pigott and Fraser are very good League 1 players. Are you Just jealous we didn't get them ?
Ipswich and Wigan are League 1 clubs, and so are we, so you are limited to the type of players you can attract. Mainly Journey men and youngsters or in our wembley winning team some great loanee's as well.
I like Nigel Adkins but having Lambert, Lallana, Barnard, Kelvin Davies,
Oxlade-Chamberlain, Richardson, Fonte, Schneiderlin etc in League1 he was probably disappointed they only finished runners up.
There are two sides to this though.
Southampton achieved 92 points (after a poor start) and were just 3 points behind a Brighton squad that had Ashley Barnes, Glenn Murray and Chris Wood up top (48 L1 goals between them that season), Elliot Bennett (played 36 times for Norwich in the PL the following season), Inigo Calderon (150 plus games in the Championship for them), Liam Bridcutt (sold for £2.5m), our own Radostin Kishishev, Tommy Elphick (sold to Bournemouth and promoted with them and then subsequently sold to Villa for £3m) and Gordon Greer (over 200 subsequent Championship games).
It's also worth bearing in mind that Oxlade-Chamberlain was 17 for the duration of that season and sold at the end of it for £12m to Arsenal.4 -
Was going to say, that Brighton team was exceptional, which makes the following promotion from the Championship for Southampton so good0
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Yeah I’m not reading into it all, think that was always the plan. What happened to the signing we made on Friday?RonnieMoore said:The home kit been pushed back to later in the week … read into that what you will2 -
The players will run on the pitch, to the Red Red Robin, in just their pants, as the new kits will be in the centre circle waiting for themaddick1956 said:
New kit to be unveiled at KO on 7th August 2021.RonnieMoore said:The home kit been pushed back to later in the week … read into that what you will3 -
As long as they dodge TS's fire shooting guitar borrowed from KISSkillerandflash said:
The players will run on the pitch, to the Red Red Robin, in just their pants, as the new kits will be in the centre circle waiting for themaddick1956 said:
New kit to be unveiled at KO on 7th August 2021.RonnieMoore said:The home kit been pushed back to later in the week … read into that what you will
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right, i think its about time we livened this transfer window up0
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any suggestions ?0
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