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January Transfer Window - Jan 2023 (Deadline Day starts page 112)
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FishCostaFortune said:To be honest if someone told me that in this window by the third game we would have got:
- a full back who can play both sides and had been playing in the championship this season.
- a striker who has scored double figure goals in the championship and league one in recent seasons.
- a left footed left back who has been playing in the Scottish premiership.
I’d say on paper that’s probably pretty solid for what you can get in January, whilst addressing the holes in our squad.
Manage to bring in one or two more of similar or better quality before the deadline, and overall it would have been a positive window in my opinion.I am certain that over the next 20 matches we will pick up equal amount of points as Bolton, Barnsley & Peterborough will pick up.3 -
mart77 said:RonnieMoore said:mart77 said:Covered End said:J BLOCK said:Can’t get excited by short term deals or loans. We’re not challenging for anything this season and no one we sign in this window will be here next season. Then the whole squad rebuild will happen for the 17151 time again in the summer.
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Redhenry said:Leuth said:I'm not unhappy Purrington isn't still with us. He offered little going forward (except when he decided to literally play striker) and defensively I felt he stood off his man a bit too much. He, Washington and Gilbey also gave me a certain self-pitying vibe which I can't quite fully explain. He'd have been preferable to Clayden, Clare or Chin in the position, for sure, but then we should never have had to play any of those at left-back
Did you think that when he was steady Eddie in the Championship?
Or under JJ as Caretaker when he spent more time in the opposition box and scored a few goals in League 1 and our form was excellent.
My opinion is, in the modern game your full backs need pace and Ben could get forward and be dangerous (Wembley legend) BUT it took him too long to get back !
No problem with letting Purrington or Washington go but replace them with more quality; as opposed to not replacing them !
The curse of injured cafc full backs happens at Charlton or when they leave. Purrington joins the long list.
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oohaahmortimer said:My Ipswich reserves Motherwell supporting mate says he great , brilliant , smashing super , fandabeedozee2
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FishCostaFortune said:To be honest if someone told me that in this window by the third game we would have got:
- a full back who can play both sides and had been playing in the championship this season.
- a striker who has scored double figure goals in the championship and league one in recent seasons.
- a left footed left back who has been playing in the Scottish premiership.
I’d say on paper that’s probably pretty solid for what you can get in January, whilst addressing the holes in our squad.
Manage to bring in one or two more of similar or better quality before the deadline, and overall it would have been a positive window in my opinion.1 -
Redmidland said:A left footed left back, in Penney, for me is a much welcome addition. We now have an opportunity to see Sess in his natural RB position. I would also use Clare as a replacement for Morgan in midfield, alongside Dobbo and Fraser.
The one thing I don't get is why some fans are moaning we didn't know about Penney, well why should we, we have no divine right to know everything immediately! Holden wanted to keep him under wraps until the team was announced...so what, if its allowed, I think that was a good idea!.
I also agree that if we were under an embargo we would know, as the EFL publish the names of clubs who are nowadays.3 -
Bailey said:Redmidland said:A left footed left back, in Penney, for me is a much welcome addition. We now have an opportunity to see Sess in his natural RB position. I would also use Clare as a replacement for Morgan in midfield, alongside Dobbo and Fraser.
The one thing I don't get is why some fans are moaning we didn't know about Penney, well why should we, we have no divine right to know everything immediately! Holden wanted to keep him under wraps until the team was announced...so what, if its allowed, I think that was a good idea!.
I also agree that if we were under an embargo we would know, as the EFL publish the names of clubs who are nowadays.
Allows Sess to go RB and Clare potentially to try to prove he can be a CM.1 -
soapboxsam said:Redhenry said:Leuth said:I'm not unhappy Purrington isn't still with us. He offered little going forward (except when he decided to literally play striker) and defensively I felt he stood off his man a bit too much. He, Washington and Gilbey also gave me a certain self-pitying vibe which I can't quite fully explain. He'd have been preferable to Clayden, Clare or Chin in the position, for sure, but then we should never have had to play any of those at left-back
My opinion is, in the modern game your full backs need pace and Ben could get forward and be dangerous (Wembley legend) BUT it took him too long to get back !
We'd be attacking with Ben in a dangerous position at the back post. Then the attack breaks down and the opposition hit us on the counter, and Purrington would be nowhere to be seen defensively as he plodded back.0 -
Dazzler21 said:Bailey said:Redmidland said:A left footed left back, in Penney, for me is a much welcome addition. We now have an opportunity to see Sess in his natural RB position. I would also use Clare as a replacement for Morgan in midfield, alongside Dobbo and Fraser.
The one thing I don't get is why some fans are moaning we didn't know about Penney, well why should we, we have no divine right to know everything immediately! Holden wanted to keep him under wraps until the team was announced...so what, if its allowed, I think that was a good idea!.
I also agree that if we were under an embargo we would know, as the EFL publish the names of clubs who are nowadays.
Allows Sess to go RB and Clare potentially to try to prove he can be a CM.0 -
killerandflash said:Dazzler21 said:Bailey said:Redmidland said:A left footed left back, in Penney, for me is a much welcome addition. We now have an opportunity to see Sess in his natural RB position. I would also use Clare as a replacement for Morgan in midfield, alongside Dobbo and Fraser.
The one thing I don't get is why some fans are moaning we didn't know about Penney, well why should we, we have no divine right to know everything immediately! Holden wanted to keep him under wraps until the team was announced...so what, if its allowed, I think that was a good idea!.
I also agree that if we were under an embargo we would know, as the EFL publish the names of clubs who are nowadays.
Allows Sess to go RB and Clare potentially to try to prove he can be a CM.0 - Sponsored links:
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Swisdom said:the figures in Salary Soort are only a guide and are definitely not gospel.I know of a player who was showing as earning £5000 a week last season and was actually on £600 a week. Apply a pinch of salt
With your football network you will hear all the stories and will be ITK BUT that comes with responsibility @Swisdom which you abide by and 👏for your Penney clue as it was obviously Done (unlike Edun) which another poster implied was done !
Last season I went to many matches at Youth, Kent league and just a dozen Cafc matches (as I'm Charlton till I die) and spoke to many scouts, coaches, agents, players, and Dad's of young players and wages vary so much. A Kent league striker part timer on £500/600 a week while young professional 18 year olds in League 2 on much less while they are trying to prove their selves.
I Know two 18 year olds who got moves to the Premier last season, one was low down in the football pyramid and goes from £150 a week plus his Dad is subsidising him, to 10k just weeks after nearly taking up an offer to go to an American university for a sports degree. Stronger since Premier sport science and coaches make sure he followers a bespoke program to step up.
Another kid gets a move to a Premier club, plays regular for the Premier Under 21's, starts on 12k with increases due if plays so many 1st team games BUT get taken out in training by an ex England International who doesn't like being skilled up by a young player and the lad is out for 4 months !
So from being one week away from making his debut in Premier, he is injured, the manager gets sacked and then the player is loaned abroad when he eventually gets fit.
Premier debut remains just a dream.
I have actually meet agents who are good guys, hardly taking any money off 17 + 18 year olds on modest contracts; getting their payday further down the line. (Or not for the lads who don't make it)
Snakes and ladders being a pro footballer.
Joe Aribo goes from playing more games for club and Countries than any other player in Europe when at Rangers to being on the bench mainly for Southampton.
Affects Joe's love of playing football, not his bank balance.
* Some agents are quintessential leeches but the rewards are so high if you get one 'star'
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We keep getting random rumours that we are looking at defensive midfielders, which some worry about. Maybe we are looking at carrying on playing 433, but with two solid blockers in central midfield. This would free up the fullbacks to bomb on and allow the attacking players a bit more freedom. Brazil used to play two defensive midfielders in the 90s, but they did have Cafu and Roberto Carlos as the attacking fullbacks.0
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cfgs said:We keep getting random rumours that we are looking at defensive midfielders, which some worry about. Maybe we are looking at carrying on playing 433, but with two solid blockers in central midfield. This would free up the fullbacks to bomb on and allow the attacking players a bit more freedom. Brazil used to play two defensive midfielders in the 90s, but they did have Cafu and Roberto Carlos as the attacking fullbacks.0
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Thinking outside the box like all good attacking full backs, wing backs and wide forwards (once know as Wingers) do.
Why did Ipswich think he wasn't good enough to be their full back ?
Rhetorical question as Ipswich town's ambitions have been higher than Charlton since they went early last season and splashed the cash despite it being a slow burner, results wise.
Doesn't matter to Charlton because he just has to attack down the left and make a few tackles and stay fit. 7's on the score on the doors will be fine and did I mention stay fit !
Best CV video for Cafc since I watched Chris Eagles' 20 best goals; when he signed,
Eagles had an open goal at the covered end and headed over when it looked easier to score.
Best to judge players over a whole game because the erratic Sean Clare would look like Cafu in his best bits !
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Weegie Addick said:LargeAddick said:JamesSeed said:LargeAddick said:have to admit I'm not really that bothered about this transfer window. Relegation very unlikely as is promotion. Just want to hang on to Leaburn, Ness, Fraser & Dobbo and if we can bring in a couple like Todd (point to prove, out of contract in the summer, take a good look at them now) then great. The summer will be a big rebuilding exercise.
Of greater importance now is who will be owning us and what their ambition is.
https://salarysport.com/football/sky-bet-league-one/charlton-athletic/
Though I reckon it is not fully up to date.Imagine the issues that could cause in a dressing room if it’s anything remotely close to being accurate.0 -
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I doubted we were under a transfer embargo until about 14 minutes ago.46
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jacob_CAFC said:I don't believe it, has a player being announced on the team sheet ever happened before? It's one of those things like a "pay as you play" contract that doesn't really exist.
But I suppose that was in February 1968.
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jacob_CAFC said:I don't believe it, has a player being announced on the team sheet ever happened before? It's one of those things like a "pay as you play" contract that doesn't really exist.1
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The club did very well to keep the Penney signing under wraps in the modern age of social media8
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Are we done on incomings?
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We are looking at Owen Dale. Currently on loan at Portsmouth but hasn't suited their pump it long style. Could do well in Holden's 433.43
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Covered_End_Lad said:We are looking at Owen Dale. Currently on loan at Portsmouth but hasn't suited their pump it long style. Could do well in Holden's 433.0
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Does the 'black box' have Charlton life inside it?0
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Covered_End_Lad said:We are looking at Owen Dale. Currently on loan at Portsmouth but hasn't suited their pump it long style. Could do well in Holden's 433.2
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Covered_End_Lad said:We are looking at Owen Dale. Currently on loan at Portsmouth but hasn't suited their pump it long style. Could do well in Holden's 433.1
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Yep - he's already scored for us this season :-)
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Dale would be a fantastic signing.We definitely need another striker.0