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Rumours Rumours - Summer 2021 edition (Deadline Day from p814)
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addick1956 said:Jac_52 said:addick1956 said:Scoham said:addick1956 said:Scoham said:eaststandmike said:Clem_Snide said:This thread is unbelievable. The sense of entitlement is off the scale. Grown men spending another person's money and throwing keyboard tantrums left right and centre as the other person isn't throwing his money round in a manner which they deem acceptable.This time last year we were on the brink. A very real possibility of going out of business. Sandergaard might not be everyone's cup of tea, but he is well in credit for effectively saving the club from going out of business.He set his stall out very early on and made it clear he would be running things as a business. A business does not burn through a fuck ton of money that it potentially has no hope of recouping.We all know the squad is thin, but the business we have done so far is good. There is no way we won't being additional players in before the window closes.I wish people would stop with the I want it and I want it now bollocks. There are people on this thread who are like a fucking stuck record. Spouting the same shit over and over whilst launching toys round whatever room they are sitting in.The sooner people accept that the club were just about at rock bottom and that unless you get a billionaire coming in with very deep pockets, coming back from that takes time, the better.
I want the very best for a club that I have supported for over 50 years and I am fully aware of the financial constraints and the bad ownership in the past, however there is no guarantee in your statement that we will be adding additional players before the window closes, who knows what the management team have in terms of plans.
All I do know is that we have a very weak squad to compete in league one and if we pick up any injuries or suspensions early doors we will be in a world of pain.
I suggest we all sit back and wait and see where we are in September.
And that is 3 weeks wasted because I don't believe we buy all the replacements. There are free agents out their.
If you believe Gallen he's working at it constantly.
"It’s tiring behind the scenes because it’s non-stop work, it’s every day. Every single day."
https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/60e83a2678ecb/director-of-football-steve-gallen-provides-summer-update
And that would probably mean every club at the coal face and doing bog all.
It's probably safe to assume then that he is actually working on getting things done rather than sitting on his arse all day since he hasn't been sacked.0 -
addick1956 said:Scoham said:addick1956 said:Scoham said:addick1956 said:Scoham said:eaststandmike said:Clem_Snide said:This thread is unbelievable. The sense of entitlement is off the scale. Grown men spending another person's money and throwing keyboard tantrums left right and centre as the other person isn't throwing his money round in a manner which they deem acceptable.This time last year we were on the brink. A very real possibility of going out of business. Sandergaard might not be everyone's cup of tea, but he is well in credit for effectively saving the club from going out of business.He set his stall out very early on and made it clear he would be running things as a business. A business does not burn through a fuck ton of money that it potentially has no hope of recouping.We all know the squad is thin, but the business we have done so far is good. There is no way we won't being additional players in before the window closes.I wish people would stop with the I want it and I want it now bollocks. There are people on this thread who are like a fucking stuck record. Spouting the same shit over and over whilst launching toys round whatever room they are sitting in.The sooner people accept that the club were just about at rock bottom and that unless you get a billionaire coming in with very deep pockets, coming back from that takes time, the better.
I want the very best for a club that I have supported for over 50 years and I am fully aware of the financial constraints and the bad ownership in the past, however there is no guarantee in your statement that we will be adding additional players before the window closes, who knows what the management team have in terms of plans.
All I do know is that we have a very weak squad to compete in league one and if we pick up any injuries or suspensions early doors we will be in a world of pain.
I suggest we all sit back and wait and see where we are in September.
And that is 3 weeks wasted because I don't believe we buy all the replacements. There are free agents out their.
If you believe Gallen he's working at it constantly.
"It’s tiring behind the scenes because it’s non-stop work, it’s every day. Every single day."
https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/60e83a2678ecb/director-of-football-steve-gallen-provides-summer-update
Maybe I misunderstood, what do you believe he was doing in the last 3 weeks?9 -
addick1956 said:Scoham said:addick1956 said:Scoham said:addick1956 said:Scoham said:eaststandmike said:Clem_Snide said:This thread is unbelievable. The sense of entitlement is off the scale. Grown men spending another person's money and throwing keyboard tantrums left right and centre as the other person isn't throwing his money round in a manner which they deem acceptable.This time last year we were on the brink. A very real possibility of going out of business. Sandergaard might not be everyone's cup of tea, but he is well in credit for effectively saving the club from going out of business.He set his stall out very early on and made it clear he would be running things as a business. A business does not burn through a fuck ton of money that it potentially has no hope of recouping.We all know the squad is thin, but the business we have done so far is good. There is no way we won't being additional players in before the window closes.I wish people would stop with the I want it and I want it now bollocks. There are people on this thread who are like a fucking stuck record. Spouting the same shit over and over whilst launching toys round whatever room they are sitting in.The sooner people accept that the club were just about at rock bottom and that unless you get a billionaire coming in with very deep pockets, coming back from that takes time, the better.
I want the very best for a club that I have supported for over 50 years and I am fully aware of the financial constraints and the bad ownership in the past, however there is no guarantee in your statement that we will be adding additional players before the window closes, who knows what the management team have in terms of plans.
All I do know is that we have a very weak squad to compete in league one and if we pick up any injuries or suspensions early doors we will be in a world of pain.
I suggest we all sit back and wait and see where we are in September.
And that is 3 weeks wasted because I don't believe we buy all the replacements. There are free agents out their.
If you believe Gallen he's working at it constantly.
"It’s tiring behind the scenes because it’s non-stop work, it’s every day. Every single day."
https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/60e83a2678ecb/director-of-football-steve-gallen-provides-summer-update
Maybe I misunderstood, what do you believe he was doing in the last 3 weeks?
Perhaps everyone is being over fussy.
Sure it can and should be improved on, but broadly speaking, there's a proper structure and gameplan, it's competitive - and probably roughly on par with the best teams in the division.
Where we're obviously short is the depth to the squad. And we're right to be wary of this, seeing how key players missing for long periods during injury crises has wrecked the past 2 seasons.
But we are still building our squad and so is every team in the division, hindered by the slow market caused by the Euro Championships, and the Covid effect. We've even had word from Sunderland and Portsmouth supporters who think we've done much better business than they have.
Everybody hoped our business would be more or less done by now - but that's not our reality nor that of any other club in our division.18 -
I'm really confused with what's going on at Sunderland, considering they got taken over by a rich new owner a few months ago, and were expected to splash the cash
Us losing Chuks was a blow, but at least he went to the Championship. Sunderland losing a 25 goal striker to a L1 rival and still not bringing in a replacement is strange. They've been linked with Daniel Jebbison on loan from Sheff United, but surely can't expect an 18 year old to be their main striker this season?3 -
But like ourselves, surely Sunderland will have to bring in further signings?
I mean they just have to, otherwise they won't be able to compete.
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killerandflash said:I'm really confused with what's going on at Sunderland, considering they got taken over by a rich new owner a few months ago, and were expected to splash the cash
Us losing Chuks was a blow, but at least he went to the Championship. Sunderland losing a 25 goal striker to a L1 rival and still not bringing in a replacement is strange. They've been linked with Daniel Jebbison on loan from Sheff United, but surely can't expect an 18 year old to be their main striker this season?
They've got Corry Evans that is a decent midfielder from the Championship. Probably why they weren't too bothered about letting Dobson go.
They need a top striker as well which doesn't help us with our hunt for one either.0 -
DOUCHER said:ElfsborgAddick said:DOUCHER said:well i've got nothing to add on the signings front and this isn't really going to help people fretting about a lack of signings but i can report that Lennie Lawrence came round my house yesterday - what a legend
Lennie or you?and i thanked him for all he did for us in keeping the club afloat and doing such a great job although i did say that the 3-0 defeat to millwall at selhurst was one of the worst days of my life - he apologised and also accepted it wouldn't have happened had i been pulling the strings in centre mid !!! - all joking aside, it was very interesting - he said there were too many cockneys in the team and he purposefully went out and signed northerners and scots and concentrated mainly on rebuilding the defence - also, he felt he had to go as he couldn't keep selling, selling, selling to fund the valley return - 3rd in my list of all time charlton great managers
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SELR_addicks said:killerandflash said:I'm really confused with what's going on at Sunderland, considering they got taken over by a rich new owner a few months ago, and were expected to splash the cash
Us losing Chuks was a blow, but at least he went to the Championship. Sunderland losing a 25 goal striker to a L1 rival and still not bringing in a replacement is strange. They've been linked with Daniel Jebbison on loan from Sheff United, but surely can't expect an 18 year old to be their main striker this season?
They've got Corry Evans that is a decent midfielder from the Championship. Probably why they weren't too bothered about letting Dobson go.
They need a top striker as well which doesn't help us with our hunt for one either.
Last season in their league, their top scorers were
Wyke - 25 - gone to Wigan
Leadbitter - 7 - retired
Power - 5 - gone to Wigan
Maguire - 5 - gone to Lincoln6 -
charente addick said:charltonbob said:ElliotCAFC said:Another one bites the dust
(Yes I know we might not have been in for him anyway)Feels like Simon Francis all over again on here36 -
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Oggy Red said:addick1956 said:Scoham said:addick1956 said:Scoham said:addick1956 said:Scoham said:eaststandmike said:Clem_Snide said:This thread is unbelievable. The sense of entitlement is off the scale. Grown men spending another person's money and throwing keyboard tantrums left right and centre as the other person isn't throwing his money round in a manner which they deem acceptable.This time last year we were on the brink. A very real possibility of going out of business. Sandergaard might not be everyone's cup of tea, but he is well in credit for effectively saving the club from going out of business.He set his stall out very early on and made it clear he would be running things as a business. A business does not burn through a fuck ton of money that it potentially has no hope of recouping.We all know the squad is thin, but the business we have done so far is good. There is no way we won't being additional players in before the window closes.I wish people would stop with the I want it and I want it now bollocks. There are people on this thread who are like a fucking stuck record. Spouting the same shit over and over whilst launching toys round whatever room they are sitting in.The sooner people accept that the club were just about at rock bottom and that unless you get a billionaire coming in with very deep pockets, coming back from that takes time, the better.
I want the very best for a club that I have supported for over 50 years and I am fully aware of the financial constraints and the bad ownership in the past, however there is no guarantee in your statement that we will be adding additional players before the window closes, who knows what the management team have in terms of plans.
All I do know is that we have a very weak squad to compete in league one and if we pick up any injuries or suspensions early doors we will be in a world of pain.
I suggest we all sit back and wait and see where we are in September.
And that is 3 weeks wasted because I don't believe we buy all the replacements. There are free agents out their.
If you believe Gallen he's working at it constantly.
"It’s tiring behind the scenes because it’s non-stop work, it’s every day. Every single day."
https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/60e83a2678ecb/director-of-football-steve-gallen-provides-summer-update
Maybe I misunderstood, what do you believe he was doing in the last 3 weeks?
Perhaps everyone is being over fussy.
Sure it can and should be improved on, but broadly speaking, there's a proper structure and gameplan, it's competitive - and probably roughly on par with the best teams in the division.
Where we're obviously short is the depth to the squad. And we're right to be wary of this, seeing how key players missing for long periods during injury crises has wrecked the past 2 seasons.
But we are still building our squad and so is every team in the division, hindered by the slow market caused by the Euro Championships, and the Covid effect. We've even had word from Sunderland and Portsmouth supporters who think we've done much better business than they have.
Everybody hoped our business would be more or less done by now - but that's not our reality nor that of any other club in our division.
Is that Albie and Alex's lovechild?1 -
addick1956 said:Scoham said:addick1956 said:Scoham said:eaststandmike said:Clem_Snide said:This thread is unbelievable. The sense of entitlement is off the scale. Grown men spending another person's money and throwing keyboard tantrums left right and centre as the other person isn't throwing his money round in a manner which they deem acceptable.This time last year we were on the brink. A very real possibility of going out of business. Sandergaard might not be everyone's cup of tea, but he is well in credit for effectively saving the club from going out of business.He set his stall out very early on and made it clear he would be running things as a business. A business does not burn through a fuck ton of money that it potentially has no hope of recouping.We all know the squad is thin, but the business we have done so far is good. There is no way we won't being additional players in before the window closes.I wish people would stop with the I want it and I want it now bollocks. There are people on this thread who are like a fucking stuck record. Spouting the same shit over and over whilst launching toys round whatever room they are sitting in.The sooner people accept that the club were just about at rock bottom and that unless you get a billionaire coming in with very deep pockets, coming back from that takes time, the better.
I want the very best for a club that I have supported for over 50 years and I am fully aware of the financial constraints and the bad ownership in the past, however there is no guarantee in your statement that we will be adding additional players before the window closes, who knows what the management team have in terms of plans.
All I do know is that we have a very weak squad to compete in league one and if we pick up any injuries or suspensions early doors we will be in a world of pain.
I suggest we all sit back and wait and see where we are in September.
And that is 3 weeks wasted because I don't believe we buy all the replacements. There are free agents out their.
If you believe Gallen he's working at it constantly.
"It’s tiring behind the scenes because it’s non-stop work, it’s every day. Every single day."
https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/60e83a2678ecb/director-of-football-steve-gallen-provides-summer-update
And that would probably mean every club at the coal face and doing bog all.Wasted three weeks?How do you know what has or hasn't been going on and what signings are being negotiated ?And suggesting Gallen should be sacked is plainly ridiculous.
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Liverpool are looking for a buyer for winger Sheyi Ojo. Too old for the u23s now and was not sent to their training camp with the first team. Played 41 games in the Championship for Cardiff last season, scoring 5 goals.
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Would be ridiculous in League One.Can’t see it unfortunately. 5m fee banded about. Linked to Brentford, Watford and even Leverkusen on the twittersphere!1
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Once the Premiership and champo teams start flexing their transfer activity- then we will see the players we have been enquiring about become available to move (like Adkins said we will be getting experienced players in)3
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Davo53 said:Chunes said:Liverpool are looking for a buyer for winger Sheyi Ojo. Too old for the u23s now and was not sent to their training camp with the first team. Played 41 games in the Championship for Cardiff last season, scoring 5 goals.1
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Liverpool extract very good (high) fees for their fringe players so can't see us being able to move for him.0
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mendonca said:Liverpool extract very good (high) fees for their fringe players so can't see us being able to move for him.10
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Just looked up Ojo’s career to date. No chance he’s dropping down to L1.
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cabbles said:mendonca said:Liverpool extract very good (high) fees for their fringe players so can't see us being able to move for him.1
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We have a Twitter rumour. Young winger at Salford.2
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DamoNorthStand said:AndyG said:If it does happen then no doubt he will overnight turn into a world beater that we should be signing according to some 🤭🤭🤭
all I’m saying is we are not in a position to laugh at anyone else’s dealings
People acting like each and every player we've missed out on is a world beater.0 -
SELR_addicks said:killerandflash said:I'm really confused with what's going on at Sunderland, considering they got taken over by a rich new owner a few months ago, and were expected to splash the cash
Us losing Chuks was a blow, but at least he went to the Championship. Sunderland losing a 25 goal striker to a L1 rival and still not bringing in a replacement is strange. They've been linked with Daniel Jebbison on loan from Sheff United, but surely can't expect an 18 year old to be their main striker this season?
They've got Corry Evans that is a decent midfielder from the Championship. Probably why they weren't too bothered about letting Dobson go.
They need a top striker as well which doesn't help us with our hunt for one either.1 -
Scoham said:We have a Twitter rumour. Young winger at Salford.16
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He features quite a bit in the doc about Gary Neville and Salford FC.
Fast and small winger is about all I can add to that.2
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