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Something that may have a knock on for us is the transfer of Kabongo Tshimanga.
Wrexham have put in a serious bid for him from Peterborough and I imagine if they manage to get the rumoured fee of half a million plus they will want to replace him.
Sam Nombe is the exact kind of player Peterborough typically go for.
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Surprised they've not given Tshimanga more of an opportunityBraziliance said:Something that may have a knock on for us & assuming we are still interested in Sam Nombe is the transfer of Kabongo Tshimanga,
Wrexham have put in a serious bid for him from Peterborough and I imagine if they manage to get the rumoured fee of half a million plus they will want to replace him.
Sam Nombe is the exact kind of player Peterborough typically go for.
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Exeter are asking £1.2 million and Peterborough are having money issues. Can’t see them either having the money or wanting to spend it on Nombe.Braziliance said:Something that may have a knock on for us is the transfer of Kabongo Tshimanga.
Wrexham have put in a serious bid for him from Peterborough and I imagine if they manage to get the rumoured fee of half a million plus they will want to replace him.
Sam Nombe is the exact kind of player Peterborough typically go for.
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They pay good money for young players and if they get money for Tshimanga or JCH they will definitely Go in for nombe. Darragh has also done business with their owner multiple times so will definitely get it done.ShootersHillGuru said:
Exeter are asking £1.2 million and Peterborough are having money issues. Can’t see them either having the money or wanting to spend it on Nombe.Braziliance said:Something that may have a knock on for us is the transfer of Kabongo Tshimanga.
Wrexham have put in a serious bid for him from Peterborough and I imagine if they manage to get the rumoured fee of half a million plus they will want to replace him.
Sam Nombe is the exact kind of player Peterborough typically go for.
Nothing going on in here so thought it was worth a mention
it’s why I don’t want us to pay for JCH, as they will just go and buy the younger and more promising nombe straight after.
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I think Shooters is right about their financial issues, I think they’ll only go in for Nombe if they lose JCH.0
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The thing is he is exactly what you say he is he is a 21 real prospect. He had a couple of, let's say, not great performances last season. He got away with it against Bolton because Inniss was here to take the flack.Garrymanilow said:
It's interesting how quickly people have turned on Ness. He was a real breakthrough last season playing at LCB alongside Inniss and Hector and we were all really happy with him. Then he got injured and had a couple of slightly ropey pre-season games and he's not really being considered as a good player anymore. He's only 21 and he looked a real prospect last season. I think I'd include him in the list of decent defenders we have going forward rather than piling him in with the worst of last season's drossNabySarr said:
I agree we need a couple more defenders in but also disagree that our defence is THAT bad. This isn’t the defence that finished 10th, we had Lavelle or O’Connell partnering Inniss for the first half of the season (with Chin and Clayden at left back sometimes!). Once Ness and Hector came into it in the second half of the season we were the 8th best team in league 1. Combine that with a weaker league and I don’t think we are very far off a top 6 side already. Leaburn and May are one of the best frontlines in the league (yes we need other options), our midfield is one of the best in the league, defence is the weak point at the moment but I don’t think it’s far off.Sage said:
Been saying for a while that you can’t expect to concede 20-30 less goals this season with largely the same defence that we had last season, the same one that conceded 66 goals.ShootersHillGuru said:Being brutally honest I’m more concerned about the defence than the attack. I think the attack will sort itself out but I’m worried that our back three / four are looking all over the place. We got away with it against Orient but we won’t against better teams. Hector and Ness in particular look shadows of last season. Early I know but the warning signs are there.
Take Hector out and in terms of actual quality, we very much lack any. We have young players who have done well in the main, some completely new to men’s first team football, but that’s not enough or good enough to make the difference required.
Last two times we got out of League One, we had Morrison, Taylor, and Cort when we won the league and then Bauer, Pearce, Sarr, and Bielik in defence covering at times through play-offs.
Thats the standard you need to get out this league.We have recruited well so far and we will bring in more players. It would be all for nothing if we do not sign another quality centre back because it’s the defence that will let us down this season if we don’t achieve what we all want and hope for.A left footed centre back would be great, but these are difficult to find and overpriced because of their value to any team playing 3 at the back. This should have been a priority position this summer but it might be that there isn’t anyone good enough that we can sign that fits the mould. Hopefully there is a PL loan left footed CB that we can bring in, but even then that’s quite risky bringing in a centre back who hasn’t played much senior football
His absence has turned him from a great prospect to the best center half in the league (c). In some people's eyes. As normally happens with our injured players.
If he plays 30+ games for us this season we won't go up. He could well have a long career in the championship.
I don't think that is turning on him.2 -
Younger players will have quiet or bad times. That includes JRS last season when he looked a shadow of himself for a while.Cafc43v3r said:
The thing is he is exactly what you say he is he is a 21 real prospect. He had a couple of, let's say, not great performances last season. He got away with it against Bolton because Inniss was here to take the flack.Garrymanilow said:
It's interesting how quickly people have turned on Ness. He was a real breakthrough last season playing at LCB alongside Inniss and Hector and we were all really happy with him. Then he got injured and had a couple of slightly ropey pre-season games and he's not really being considered as a good player anymore. He's only 21 and he looked a real prospect last season. I think I'd include him in the list of decent defenders we have going forward rather than piling him in with the worst of last season's drossNabySarr said:
I agree we need a couple more defenders in but also disagree that our defence is THAT bad. This isn’t the defence that finished 10th, we had Lavelle or O’Connell partnering Inniss for the first half of the season (with Chin and Clayden at left back sometimes!). Once Ness and Hector came into it in the second half of the season we were the 8th best team in league 1. Combine that with a weaker league and I don’t think we are very far off a top 6 side already. Leaburn and May are one of the best frontlines in the league (yes we need other options), our midfield is one of the best in the league, defence is the weak point at the moment but I don’t think it’s far off.Sage said:
Been saying for a while that you can’t expect to concede 20-30 less goals this season with largely the same defence that we had last season, the same one that conceded 66 goals.ShootersHillGuru said:Being brutally honest I’m more concerned about the defence than the attack. I think the attack will sort itself out but I’m worried that our back three / four are looking all over the place. We got away with it against Orient but we won’t against better teams. Hector and Ness in particular look shadows of last season. Early I know but the warning signs are there.
Take Hector out and in terms of actual quality, we very much lack any. We have young players who have done well in the main, some completely new to men’s first team football, but that’s not enough or good enough to make the difference required.
Last two times we got out of League One, we had Morrison, Taylor, and Cort when we won the league and then Bauer, Pearce, Sarr, and Bielik in defence covering at times through play-offs.
Thats the standard you need to get out this league.We have recruited well so far and we will bring in more players. It would be all for nothing if we do not sign another quality centre back because it’s the defence that will let us down this season if we don’t achieve what we all want and hope for.A left footed centre back would be great, but these are difficult to find and overpriced because of their value to any team playing 3 at the back. This should have been a priority position this summer but it might be that there isn’t anyone good enough that we can sign that fits the mould. Hopefully there is a PL loan left footed CB that we can bring in, but even then that’s quite risky bringing in a centre back who hasn’t played much senior football
His absence has turned him from a great prospect to the best center half in the league (c). In some people's eyes. As normally happens with our injured players.
If he plays 30+ games for us this season we won't go up. He could well have a long career in the championship.
I don't think that is turning on him.If we have enough depth to give him a rest and bring him back later , that will pay dividends over the season.6 -
Think I might hop over to the ULEZ thread - I need my fix of unsubstantiated rumours and people who claim to be in the know while talking total nonsense7
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I don’t think that’s true actually, I think for once his absence has reduced the positivity around him. Inniss definitely ate some of the criticism for the rest of the team but I think Ness has gone from one everyone was very positive about as part of the first team to being considered as a part of last year’s failure which isn’t really fair. I don’t think I agree about the 30 games either, we’ll have to see if he kicks on or not this season but it could go either wayCafc43v3r said:
The thing is he is exactly what you say he is he is a 21 real prospect. He had a couple of, let's say, not great performances last season. He got away with it against Bolton because Inniss was here to take the flack.Garrymanilow said:
It's interesting how quickly people have turned on Ness. He was a real breakthrough last season playing at LCB alongside Inniss and Hector and we were all really happy with him. Then he got injured and had a couple of slightly ropey pre-season games and he's not really being considered as a good player anymore. He's only 21 and he looked a real prospect last season. I think I'd include him in the list of decent defenders we have going forward rather than piling him in with the worst of last season's drossNabySarr said:
I agree we need a couple more defenders in but also disagree that our defence is THAT bad. This isn’t the defence that finished 10th, we had Lavelle or O’Connell partnering Inniss for the first half of the season (with Chin and Clayden at left back sometimes!). Once Ness and Hector came into it in the second half of the season we were the 8th best team in league 1. Combine that with a weaker league and I don’t think we are very far off a top 6 side already. Leaburn and May are one of the best frontlines in the league (yes we need other options), our midfield is one of the best in the league, defence is the weak point at the moment but I don’t think it’s far off.Sage said:
Been saying for a while that you can’t expect to concede 20-30 less goals this season with largely the same defence that we had last season, the same one that conceded 66 goals.ShootersHillGuru said:Being brutally honest I’m more concerned about the defence than the attack. I think the attack will sort itself out but I’m worried that our back three / four are looking all over the place. We got away with it against Orient but we won’t against better teams. Hector and Ness in particular look shadows of last season. Early I know but the warning signs are there.
Take Hector out and in terms of actual quality, we very much lack any. We have young players who have done well in the main, some completely new to men’s first team football, but that’s not enough or good enough to make the difference required.
Last two times we got out of League One, we had Morrison, Taylor, and Cort when we won the league and then Bauer, Pearce, Sarr, and Bielik in defence covering at times through play-offs.
Thats the standard you need to get out this league.We have recruited well so far and we will bring in more players. It would be all for nothing if we do not sign another quality centre back because it’s the defence that will let us down this season if we don’t achieve what we all want and hope for.A left footed centre back would be great, but these are difficult to find and overpriced because of their value to any team playing 3 at the back. This should have been a priority position this summer but it might be that there isn’t anyone good enough that we can sign that fits the mould. Hopefully there is a PL loan left footed CB that we can bring in, but even then that’s quite risky bringing in a centre back who hasn’t played much senior football
His absence has turned him from a great prospect to the best center half in the league (c). In some people's eyes. As normally happens with our injured players.
If he plays 30+ games for us this season we won't go up. He could well have a long career in the championship.
I don't think that is turning on him.0 -
Personally I thought Ness was exposed more at the end of the season as Dobsons form fell off a bit.4
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He certainly isn't part of last season's failure. He also only played 15 games, in his first season of first team football. 10 months ago he wasn't a stand out at Torquay.Garrymanilow said:
I don’t think that’s true actually, I think for once his absence has reduced the positivity around him. Inniss definitely ate some of the criticism for the rest of the team but I think Ness has gone from one everyone was very positive about as part of the first team to being considered as a part of last year’s failure which isn’t really fair. I don’t think I agree about the 30 games either, we’ll have to see if he kicks on or not this season but it could go either wayCafc43v3r said:
The thing is he is exactly what you say he is he is a 21 real prospect. He had a couple of, let's say, not great performances last season. He got away with it against Bolton because Inniss was here to take the flack.Garrymanilow said:
It's interesting how quickly people have turned on Ness. He was a real breakthrough last season playing at LCB alongside Inniss and Hector and we were all really happy with him. Then he got injured and had a couple of slightly ropey pre-season games and he's not really being considered as a good player anymore. He's only 21 and he looked a real prospect last season. I think I'd include him in the list of decent defenders we have going forward rather than piling him in with the worst of last season's drossNabySarr said:
I agree we need a couple more defenders in but also disagree that our defence is THAT bad. This isn’t the defence that finished 10th, we had Lavelle or O’Connell partnering Inniss for the first half of the season (with Chin and Clayden at left back sometimes!). Once Ness and Hector came into it in the second half of the season we were the 8th best team in league 1. Combine that with a weaker league and I don’t think we are very far off a top 6 side already. Leaburn and May are one of the best frontlines in the league (yes we need other options), our midfield is one of the best in the league, defence is the weak point at the moment but I don’t think it’s far off.Sage said:
Been saying for a while that you can’t expect to concede 20-30 less goals this season with largely the same defence that we had last season, the same one that conceded 66 goals.ShootersHillGuru said:Being brutally honest I’m more concerned about the defence than the attack. I think the attack will sort itself out but I’m worried that our back three / four are looking all over the place. We got away with it against Orient but we won’t against better teams. Hector and Ness in particular look shadows of last season. Early I know but the warning signs are there.
Take Hector out and in terms of actual quality, we very much lack any. We have young players who have done well in the main, some completely new to men’s first team football, but that’s not enough or good enough to make the difference required.
Last two times we got out of League One, we had Morrison, Taylor, and Cort when we won the league and then Bauer, Pearce, Sarr, and Bielik in defence covering at times through play-offs.
Thats the standard you need to get out this league.We have recruited well so far and we will bring in more players. It would be all for nothing if we do not sign another quality centre back because it’s the defence that will let us down this season if we don’t achieve what we all want and hope for.A left footed centre back would be great, but these are difficult to find and overpriced because of their value to any team playing 3 at the back. This should have been a priority position this summer but it might be that there isn’t anyone good enough that we can sign that fits the mould. Hopefully there is a PL loan left footed CB that we can bring in, but even then that’s quite risky bringing in a centre back who hasn’t played much senior football
His absence has turned him from a great prospect to the best center half in the league (c). In some people's eyes. As normally happens with our injured players.
If he plays 30+ games for us this season we won't go up. He could well have a long career in the championship.
I don't think that is turning on him.
Let's flip it around, if we signed him to be our first team center half from elsewhere, and you watched all his games from last season, would you be excited?0 -
No. A decent prospect, but the way some were going on you’d have thought he was Gomez/Konsa mk2.Cafc43v3r said:
He certainly isn't part of last season's failure. He also only played 15 games, in his first season of first team football. 10 months ago he wasn't a stand out at Torquay.Garrymanilow said:
I don’t think that’s true actually, I think for once his absence has reduced the positivity around him. Inniss definitely ate some of the criticism for the rest of the team but I think Ness has gone from one everyone was very positive about as part of the first team to being considered as a part of last year’s failure which isn’t really fair. I don’t think I agree about the 30 games either, we’ll have to see if he kicks on or not this season but it could go either wayCafc43v3r said:
The thing is he is exactly what you say he is he is a 21 real prospect. He had a couple of, let's say, not great performances last season. He got away with it against Bolton because Inniss was here to take the flack.Garrymanilow said:
It's interesting how quickly people have turned on Ness. He was a real breakthrough last season playing at LCB alongside Inniss and Hector and we were all really happy with him. Then he got injured and had a couple of slightly ropey pre-season games and he's not really being considered as a good player anymore. He's only 21 and he looked a real prospect last season. I think I'd include him in the list of decent defenders we have going forward rather than piling him in with the worst of last season's drossNabySarr said:
I agree we need a couple more defenders in but also disagree that our defence is THAT bad. This isn’t the defence that finished 10th, we had Lavelle or O’Connell partnering Inniss for the first half of the season (with Chin and Clayden at left back sometimes!). Once Ness and Hector came into it in the second half of the season we were the 8th best team in league 1. Combine that with a weaker league and I don’t think we are very far off a top 6 side already. Leaburn and May are one of the best frontlines in the league (yes we need other options), our midfield is one of the best in the league, defence is the weak point at the moment but I don’t think it’s far off.Sage said:
Been saying for a while that you can’t expect to concede 20-30 less goals this season with largely the same defence that we had last season, the same one that conceded 66 goals.ShootersHillGuru said:Being brutally honest I’m more concerned about the defence than the attack. I think the attack will sort itself out but I’m worried that our back three / four are looking all over the place. We got away with it against Orient but we won’t against better teams. Hector and Ness in particular look shadows of last season. Early I know but the warning signs are there.
Take Hector out and in terms of actual quality, we very much lack any. We have young players who have done well in the main, some completely new to men’s first team football, but that’s not enough or good enough to make the difference required.
Last two times we got out of League One, we had Morrison, Taylor, and Cort when we won the league and then Bauer, Pearce, Sarr, and Bielik in defence covering at times through play-offs.
Thats the standard you need to get out this league.We have recruited well so far and we will bring in more players. It would be all for nothing if we do not sign another quality centre back because it’s the defence that will let us down this season if we don’t achieve what we all want and hope for.A left footed centre back would be great, but these are difficult to find and overpriced because of their value to any team playing 3 at the back. This should have been a priority position this summer but it might be that there isn’t anyone good enough that we can sign that fits the mould. Hopefully there is a PL loan left footed CB that we can bring in, but even then that’s quite risky bringing in a centre back who hasn’t played much senior football
His absence has turned him from a great prospect to the best center half in the league (c). In some people's eyes. As normally happens with our injured players.
If he plays 30+ games for us this season we won't go up. He could well have a long career in the championship.
I don't think that is turning on him.
Let's flip it around, if we signed him to be our first team center half from elsewhere, and you watched all his games from last season, would you be excited?2 -
Anyone else hearing that Fraser could be out for a few weeks & Campbell 2 months. Probably just Facebook/Twitter rumours but if true we really do need to strengthen our attacking options.0
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Worryingly... Injury rumours rarely seem to be wrong.golfaddick said:Anyone else hearing that Fraser could be out for a few weeks & Campbell 2 months. Probably just Facebook/Twitter rumours but if true we really do need to strengthen our attacking options.1 -
If true, however hopeless they might be, can we afford to move Kirk and DJ on unless direct replacements are lined up? In terms of squad depth, McGrandles is more expendable.1
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Seen various lengths of time on Twitter for how long they might be out for. If it is months potentially then it really ups the need for some attacking options even more.golfaddick said:Anyone else hearing that Fraser could be out for a few weeks & Campbell 2 months. Probably just Facebook/Twitter rumours but if true we really do need to strengthen our attacking options.0 -
We need someone to compete with Fraser even when he's fit.golfaddick said:Anyone else hearing that Fraser could be out for a few weeks & Campbell 2 months. Probably just Facebook/Twitter rumours but if true we really do need to strengthen our attacking options.13 - Sponsored links:
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Leaving him on the pitch last Saturday when he was clearly crocked was a bizarre decision.J BLOCK said:
We need someone to compete with Fraser even when he's fit.golfaddick said:Anyone else hearing that Fraser could be out for a few weeks & Campbell 2 months. Probably just Facebook/Twitter rumours but if true we really do need to strengthen our attacking options.3 -
Yes we can. They’re not good enough.killerandflash said:If true, however hopeless they might be, can we afford to move Kirk and DJ on unless direct replacements are lined up? In terms of squad depth, McGrandles is more expendable.1 -
Think it’s now very clear that the comment a couple of weeks ago that we need to move a few players on is now very much the key to bringing anyone else in. I didn’t think it was 100% dependant but it increasingly looks like it is. A worry because I always thought it would be very difficult to move them on anyway and it’s seemingly proving that way. If rumours of Fraser being out for months are accurate then we really do seem to be injury jinxed. Key player for us. Not one other player we have can do what he does for us. We’ll of course have to see where this all goes but our season could be doomed before it’s really got going.3
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He asked to be subbed as well...cafcfan said:
Leaving him on the pitch last Saturday when he was clearly crocked was a bizarre decision.J BLOCK said:
We need someone to compete with Fraser even when he's fit.golfaddick said:Anyone else hearing that Fraser could be out for a few weeks & Campbell 2 months. Probably just Facebook/Twitter rumours but if true we really do need to strengthen our attacking options.0 -
If we had taken him off and conceded with 10 men we would have been saying should have kept him on.ButtleJR said:
He asked to be subbed as well...cafcfan said:
Leaving him on the pitch last Saturday when he was clearly crocked was a bizarre decision.J BLOCK said:
We need someone to compete with Fraser even when he's fit.golfaddick said:Anyone else hearing that Fraser could be out for a few weeks & Campbell 2 months. Probably just Facebook/Twitter rumours but if true we really do need to strengthen our attacking options.16 -
Holden on signings
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/holden-it-will-be-big-testThe gaffer also provided an update on the transfer front. He explained: ”We’ve got a plan. We’re in the market for good players who we believe will come in and improve us. Sometimes they take a bit longer, as you’ve seen throughout pre-season, for different reasons.
“We’re not going to rush to go and get a player to bring in now that we don’t believe is the right player for the football club; we won’t do that. We’re still pushing on and trying to be active in bringing targets in.
“As I’ve said before, there will be other players moving on, as is normal at this stage of the season. My full focus at the moment is on getting the team ready to go and win our second game out of two in the league.”
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Still a Management decision to be made and the opted for the "play and deal consequence".Covered_End_Lad said:
If we had taken him off and conceded with 10 men we would have been saying should have kept him on.ButtleJR said:
He asked to be subbed as well...cafcfan said:
Leaving him on the pitch last Saturday when he was clearly crocked was a bizarre decision.J BLOCK said:
We need someone to compete with Fraser even when he's fit.golfaddick said:Anyone else hearing that Fraser could be out for a few weeks & Campbell 2 months. Probably just Facebook/Twitter rumours but if true we really do need to strengthen our attacking options.0 -
Don't doubt it. Our managers have said much the same thing for a good few seasons now. The problem has always been that those stumping up the cash have been unwilling to do so.Scoham said:Holden on signings
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/holden-it-will-be-big-testThe gaffer also provided an update on the transfer front. He explained: ”We’ve got a plan. We’re in the market for good players who we believe will come in and improve us. Sometimes they take a bit longer, as you’ve seen throughout pre-season, for different reasons.
“We’re not going to rush to go and get a player to bring in now that we don’t believe is the right player for the football club; we won’t do that. We’re still pushing on and trying to be active in bringing targets in.
“As I’ve said before, there will be other players moving on, as is normal at this stage of the season. My full focus at the moment is on getting the team ready to go and win our second game out of two in the league.”
This transfer window will tell us all we need to know about these owners.16 -
Difference for me is I (maybe naively) think this could actually happen this time. The main reason is I have a feeling Scott is going to be better at offloading deadwood than Gallen. Apart from the DJ deal the outgoings in January didn’t feel like they were initiated by Gallen. It’s a pure hunch but Scott just seems better connected. Willing to admit that I might just have got a bit jaded with the previous recruitment teamcarly burn said:
Don't doubt it. Our managers have said much the same thing for a good few seasons now. The problem has always been that those stumping up the cash have been unwilling to do so.Scoham said:Holden on signings
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/holden-it-will-be-big-testThe gaffer also provided an update on the transfer front. He explained: ”We’ve got a plan. We’re in the market for good players who we believe will come in and improve us. Sometimes they take a bit longer, as you’ve seen throughout pre-season, for different reasons.
“We’re not going to rush to go and get a player to bring in now that we don’t believe is the right player for the football club; we won’t do that. We’re still pushing on and trying to be active in bringing targets in.
“As I’ve said before, there will be other players moving on, as is normal at this stage of the season. My full focus at the moment is on getting the team ready to go and win our second game out of two in the league.”
This transfer window will tell us all we need to know about these owners.0
