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Summer Transfer Window - Non Charlton Signings / Rumours (Dday from p43)
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This is one of the biggest points. You now can't do what Brentford did so successfully and go and find these undervalued players around Europe , someone like an Mbuemo they just wouldn't get a work permit for now.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Also as has been mentioned on here, Brexit has changed things.ForeverAddickted said:@killerandflash, replying to you post about Blackburn on here as didnt want to derail the other
Looks like they're signing Michael Obafemi from Southampton (not part of the same deal as the Armstrong one) as his replacement.
When you said about their bench full of kids, I'd be interested to see if there are any stats put together. Wont be surprised if this is the season where we'll see more youngsters coming through into first teams across the Divisions because sides are using this as a recovery season from COVID.
Championship clubs could previously look to lesser leagues like (for example) Norway, Sweden etc for players but now unless those players meet certain criteria it's a no go. So what do the championship clubs do instead.........look into the domestic lower leagues.
So players we probably have had an eye on for a while now have Championship interest and that's always going to be hard to fight off for wages.4 -
Yeah, slow transfer window.... difficult to get players in....loans will only come later in the month....1
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pompey signed louis thompson, great deal that0
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They've also signed Louis Thompson (ex Norwich) though a one year deal only so probably just a squad playerRichard J said:Joe Morrell joins Pompey.
https://www.portsmouthfc.co.uk/news/2021/august/thompson-signs-for-pompey/
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Few years ago he looked a really handy prospect. However, struggled to get in MK Dons team last year and ended up covering at right back.I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY said:pompey signed louis thompson, great deal that2 -
Sheffield Wednesday have signed forward Sylla Sow0
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Be curious to know how - Certainly based on the Brexit comments on this thread today.MattF said:Sheffield Wednesday have signed forward Sylla Sow
Not at a dig, as agree with Marcus and Chris have said about it today on here
More the fact that he's Dutch, was out of contract after playing for a team that barely escaped relegation in the Eredivisie, whilst has never played Internationally - Based on the points system that'll be in place for bringing in International players, I dont see how he'd qualify?
Either way his scoring record isnt anything special, not when you consider the likes of Polish Pete did well in the Eerste Divisie yet struggled in the Championship - Whilst this fella didnt even set the world alight at that level3 -
The EFL have already investigated this and awarded Sheffield Wednesday 6 points.ForeverAddickted said:
Be curious to know how - Certainly based on the Brexit comments on this thread today.MattF said:Sheffield Wednesday have signed forward Sylla Sow
Not at a dig, as agree with Marcus and Chris have said about it today on here
More the fact that he's Dutch, was out of contract after playing for a team that barely escaped relegation in the Eredivisie, whilst has never played Internationally - Based on the points system that'll be in place for bringing in International players, I dont see how he'd qualify?
Either way his scoring record isnt anything special, not when you consider the likes of Polish Pete did well in the Eerste Divisie yet struggled in the Championship - Whilst this fella didnt even set the world alight at that level10 -
Looking at it I'm surprised he qualifies , not someone like a Ronnie that had been playing for a side in Europe.ForeverAddickted said:
Be curious to know how - Certainly based on the Brexit comments on this thread today.MattF said:Sheffield Wednesday have signed forward Sylla Sow
Not at a dig, as agree with Marcus and Chris have said about it today on here
More the fact that he's Dutch, was out of contract after playing for a team that barely escaped relegation in the Eredivisie, whilst has never played Internationally - Based on the points system that'll be in place for bringing in International players, I dont see how he'd qualify?
Either way his scoring record isnt anything special, not when you consider the likes of Polish Pete did well in the Eerste Divisie yet struggled in the Championship - Whilst this fella didnt even set the world alight at that level1 -
Must be based on his League appearancesMarcusH26 said:
Looking at it I'm surprised he qualifies , not someone like a Ronnie that had been playing for a side in Europe.ForeverAddickted said:
Be curious to know how - Certainly based on the Brexit comments on this thread today.MattF said:Sheffield Wednesday have signed forward Sylla Sow
Not at a dig, as agree with Marcus and Chris have said about it today on here
More the fact that he's Dutch, was out of contract after playing for a team that barely escaped relegation in the Eredivisie, whilst has never played Internationally - Based on the points system that'll be in place for bringing in International players, I dont see how he'd qualify?
Either way his scoring record isnt anything special, not when you consider the likes of Polish Pete did well in the Eerste Divisie yet struggled in the Championship - Whilst this fella didnt even set the world alight at that level
From what I can find (via. the Guardian) it looks like playing in a Band 1 league (Germany, Spain, Italy, France top tier) will earn you 12-pts on your visa application for playing in just one game, whilst a band 4 competition (Greek Super League) will get you six points per game...
Imagine you get eight or ten points p/g in the Dutch League meaning that from his appearances last season he'll have earnt around 224-280-pts - Unfortunately there is nothing that says what the minimum number of points is required, although there probably isnt one and they just make it up as they go along... "Ooo thats a big looking number, yeah your fine"0 -
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Where as we can’t even sign Silly Sod.MattF said:Sheffield Wednesday have signed forward Sylla Sow1 -
I'm sure there's a joke involving Wednesday, Sow and Piggy...0
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He’s really struggled with injuries. Cowley said no doubting his ability his trial was all about whether his body could handle itCovered_End_Lad said:
Few years ago he looked a really handy prospect. However, struggled to get in MK Dons team last year and ended up covering at right back.I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY said:pompey signed louis thompson, great deal that0 -
and he has signed on a pay as you play deal, so Pompey have nothing to lose if he's not fit.Maccn05 said:
He’s really struggled with injuries. Cowley said no doubting his ability his trial was all about whether his body could handle itCovered_End_Lad said:
Few years ago he looked a really handy prospect. However, struggled to get in MK Dons team last year and ended up covering at right back.I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY said:pompey signed louis thompson, great deal that0 -
Transfer update for last week, Sheff Wed bring in five as Rotherham pick up the pace with three. We're close to the bottom of the net squad size table now. Sunderland seem to be in real trouble at the moment, the Denver Hume saga is getting embarassing.
https://southnorwoodaddick.com/2021/08/10/league-one-transfer-round-up-2nd-8th-august/
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This could explain a rumour I heard after the Dartford or Welling game can't remember.MarcusH26 said:
This is one of the biggest points. You now can't do what Brentford did so successfully and go and find these undervalued players around Europe , someone like an Mbuemo they just wouldn't get a work permit for now.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Also as has been mentioned on here, Brexit has changed things.ForeverAddickted said:@killerandflash, replying to you post about Blackburn on here as didnt want to derail the other
Looks like they're signing Michael Obafemi from Southampton (not part of the same deal as the Armstrong one) as his replacement.
When you said about their bench full of kids, I'd be interested to see if there are any stats put together. Wont be surprised if this is the season where we'll see more youngsters coming through into first teams across the Divisions because sides are using this as a recovery season from COVID.
Championship clubs could previously look to lesser leagues like (for example) Norway, Sweden etc for players but now unless those players meet certain criteria it's a no go. So what do the championship clubs do instead.........look into the domestic lower leagues.
So players we probably have had an eye on for a while now have Championship interest and that's always going to be hard to fight off for wages.
We are signing a forward but due to brexit and permits its becoming difficult is what I was told. I may read it as we're trying to sign a foreign player doh.
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Doris Stokes predicted that one and she's dead!charlton_hero said:0 -
What’s the explanation for Ipswich given they’ve made so many signings? Did their released number include u23s with the odd first team appearance?SouthNorwoodAddick said:
Transfer update for last week, Sheff Wed bring in five as Rotherham pick up the pace with three. We're close to the bottom of the net squad size table now. Sunderland seem to be in real trouble at the moment, the Denver Hume saga is getting embarassing.
https://southnorwoodaddick.com/2021/08/10/league-one-transfer-round-up-2nd-8th-august/0 -
My criteria for u23 players released was that they had played at least 15 league games for the club. Ipswich had a fair few of these players such as Ndyam. However youngsters released with fewer than 15 games I do not include in the net list as an outgoing player. The club also released 5/6 long term players such as Skuse and Chambers. Finally it's also worth remembering that Ipswich also had a lot of loans expiring last summer (six). This all adds up, before the summer Cook said he wanted a proper clearout and he has delivered!Scoham said:
What’s the explanation for Ipswich given they’ve made so many signings? Did their released number include u23s with the odd first team appearance?SouthNorwoodAddick said:
Transfer update for last week, Sheff Wed bring in five as Rotherham pick up the pace with three. We're close to the bottom of the net squad size table now. Sunderland seem to be in real trouble at the moment, the Denver Hume saga is getting embarassing.
https://southnorwoodaddick.com/2021/08/10/league-one-transfer-round-up-2nd-8th-august/1 -
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Terrel Thomas signs for Crewe.0
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Wonder if thats to replace HobanRichard J said:Terrel Thomas signs for Crewe.0 -
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Jonny Williams joins Swindon.0
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Berghuis has had to file a complaint to police after receiving countless death threats since his transfer.Chris_from_Sidcup said:Probably won't register much interest here but Feyenoord have sold their best player, top scorer and captain Steven Berghuis to arch rivals Ajax.
Fair to say it's a transfer that won't go down well in Rotterdam and i'd imagine it won't be a comfortable day for him when Ajax play at Feyenoord next season.
In Dutch terms it's the same as Figo going to Real from Barca, or if Liverpool sold their best player to Man United.
I mean obviously it's not acceptable, but what was he really expecting moving between 2 clubs where the rivalry is so fierce that away fans have been banned from the other teams ground for over a decade.0 -
Good signings for Leicester that, especially with Fofana injured. Southampton fans must be getting worried, losing their best defender, after losing their main goalscorer and replacing him with someone who's never done it in the PLSELR_addicks said:0 -
Southampton need to make some signings, not just to appease the fans but to settle the remaining players. Otherwise their first team players will start to look around and see the club not going anyway and wanting away themselves.0
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They've now sold Ings and Vestergaard and had some bids for Ward-Prowse. Could lose the spine of the team.0
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Really worried Southampton may add.to the teams being worse than Palace.8
