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Chuks (p.61 - Released)
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I think if there is any chance he is fit enough to be "risked" on the bench on Saturday, then he'll be named as one of the subs. Hopefully we'll be 3-0 up by the 70th minute he can remain an unused sub, but if we need a goal it sure would be nice to be able to bring him on.2
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Nice work if you can get it.Rothko said:If all Chuks does, is come on for 25 minutes for 10 games between now and the end of season, we'll be fine I reckon1 -
Monday ?ParkinsonOut said:
How long before he has a “setback”? 🤔ShootersHillGuru said:Chuks is quintessentially back in full training.1 -
well I'll take itDaisyEdwards said:
Nice work if you can get it.Rothko said:If all Chuks does, is come on for 25 minutes for 10 games between now and the end of season, we'll be fine I reckon2 -
WTF does quintessentially mean ?ShootersHillGuru said:Chuks is quintessentially back in full training.3 -
Love the idea of that absolute unit of a man (6'4", 220lbs?) sneaking around but in full kit and Steve Evans catches him while wearing a sleeping capGarrymanilow said:The way Jones has phrased that feels like once Chuks is fully match fit he'll be deployed to assassinate the opposition manager the night before a game instead of subbed on in the 66th minute4 -
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Is it really worth poking predictable fun out of Chuks?
Our season did start and finish with his appearance. He looked so sharp.14 -
Get him on for the last 20/15 minutes of games against tired legs. Even if he only scored 2 or 3 it could keep us up3
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If that’s the case watch Andy Scott buy him back.wmcf123 said:
I really hope he scores 10 goals , we stay up with ease and then he is sold to someone as daft as we wereRothko said:If all Chuks does, is come on for 25 minutes for 10 games between now and the end of season, we'll be fine I reckon2 -
Chucks keeps the ball. If he has it, our defence is under less pressure.MrBurns said:Get him on for the last 20/15 minutes of games against tired legs. Even if he only scored 2 or 3 it could keep us up
I appreciate we've had so many, which manager played him behind a front two6 -
Quintessentially means representing a perfect or typical example of something. As in Haaland is the quinessential striker!bertpalmer said:
WTF does quintessentially mean ?ShootersHillGuru said:Chuks is quintessentially back in full training.
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Answered quintessentially...🙄CafcWest said:
Quintessentially means representing a perfect or typical example of something. As in Haaland is the quinessential striker!bertpalmer said:
WTF does quintessentially mean ?ShootersHillGuru said:Chuks is quintessentially back in full training.3 -
Charlton P 31 W 7 D10 L 14
With Chuks P 6 W 3 D 3 L 0
#SaveUsChuks14 -
If he comes back and saves us from the deep shit we're in then it would be worth every penny of the money we've paid for him over the past few years.45
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He's a crock that is only capable of playing 20 minutes on the rarest of occasions he is 'fit'.
If all those Chucks-tinted glasses followers think he is the answer to what might prevent our potential relegation, then they are in for the rudest of awakenings.
He's a crock that is only capable of playing 20 minutes on the rarest of occasions he is 'fit'.
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I don't think anyone was aware of his injury issues, cheers.Redskin said:He's a crock that is only capable of playing 20 minutes on the rarest of occasions he is 'fit'.
If all those Chucks-tinted glasses followers think he is the answer to what might prevent our potential relegation, then they are in for the rudest of awakenings.
He's a crock that is only capable of playing 20 minutes on the rarest of occasions he is 'fit'.19 -
In which case they should have been sacked for gross incompetence.Talal said:
I don't think anyone was aware of his injury issues, cheers.Redskin said:He's a crock that is only capable of playing 20 minutes on the rarest of occasions he is 'fit'.
If all those Chucks-tinted glasses followers think he is the answer to what might prevent our potential relegation, then they are in for the rudest of awakenings.
He's a crock that is only capable of playing 20 minutes on the rarest of occasions he is 'fit'.4 -
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The point is he's out only remaining hope. All other hopes have fucked off. We all know he's broken but we have no other options.Redskin said:He's a crock that is only capable of playing 20 minutes on the rarest of occasions he is 'fit'.
If all those Chucks-tinted glasses followers think he is the answer to what might prevent our potential relegation, then they are in for the rudest of awakenings.
He's a crock that is only capable of playing 20 minutes on the rarest of occasions he is 'fit'.5 -
I don’t know if this has been mentioned before (& I can’t be arsed to read through hundreds of posts to check), but having been signed twice by Charlton I’d like to know how did he manage to pass the medicals?1
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It may or may not have been posted before, (I can’t be arsed to check either) but a) medicals at this level are often not the detailed scientific process some people think they are and b) any player can pass a medical regardless of how ‘crocked’ they are. In this case, it’s more a club’s risk assessment on whether a player in bad shape is worth signing and how much they’re going to pay them, taking into account the fact they could break down at any moment etc. It’s not a legal assessment of whether they meet a certain criteria of fitness, but it’s about a club’s willingness to take on a risk.2
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Crazy but 100% trueOff_it said:If he comes back and saves us from the deep shit we're in then it would be worth every penny of the money we've paid for him over the past few years.1 -
Or, to put it another way, given the amount we have paid out for him over the years versus the amount of minutes on the pitch we've got out of him, we are due something!kinveachyaddick said:
Crazy but 100% trueOff_it said:If he comes back and saves us from the deep shit we're in then it would be worth every penny of the money we've paid for him over the past few years.6 -
Brown envelopes.ParkinsonOut said:I don’t know if this has been mentioned before (& I can’t be arsed to read through hundreds of posts to check), but having been signed twice by Charlton I’d like to know how did he manage to pass the medicals?1 -
As much as we need him now, we simply can't rely on him.
It's like jumping from a plane with a paracute made of tissue paper.3 -
But at least you’ve got something to wipe your arse with.tangoflash said:As much as we need him now, we simply can't rely on him.
It's like jumping from a plane with a paracute made of tissue paper.12 -
Get Chuks on the pitch tomorrow. We desperately need these 3 points. If we achieve that and his injuries blow up again then at least it will give Jones/Hart a bit more time to work on the team. Hopefully Chuks will stay fit for the remainder of the season. 🤞3
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Obviously there's other variants at play but this is honestly crazy and makes it such a huge shame he has such injury issues. An injury free Chuks could have achieved so much in his career.BigRedEvil said:Charlton P 31 W 7 D10 L 14
With Chuks P 6 W 3 D 3 L 0
#SaveUsChuks
He makes such a big difference to this team.4
