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Chuks (p.61 - Released)
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Game is always better when Aneke is on pitch6
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I think it’s a case of absence makes the heart grow fonderBigRedEvil said:Game is always better when Aneke is on pitch4 -
He’s a liability. End Off . I have sympathy if he had a specific injury especially it’s depression or anxiety ( of which we’ve never been been told about from any manager ) but he’s a broken flush and we should never have re signed him from Birmingham.19
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I'll stand by this, the worst piece of transfer business in our history.Bedsaddick said:He’s a liability. End Off . I have sympathy if he had a specific injury especially it’s depression or anxiety ( of which we’ve never been been told about from any manager ) but he’s a broken flush and we should never have re signed him from Birmingham.5 -
He's changed so many games for us this season.bromleyjohn said:He is without doubt a game changer..just his presence on the pitch. But yeah don’t renew the contract
10 appearances. 1 goal.
Legend.8 -
For me, he's a busted flush & I have little optimism that he will play an influential part in the rest of this season.
I'd even suggest that NJ wouldn't know how to best use a fit Chuks - a " now you see him, now you don't" enigma who can't be guaranteed to play consistently & could disrupt the continuity of the team ?
Who knows & maybe I'll have to eat my words...let's wait & see.2 -
What are the odds he starts every game for his new club next season6
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100/1Covered_End_Lad said:What are the odds he starts every game for his new club next season1 -
I'd suggest that the continuity of this team NEEDS to be disrupted. We are continually dreadful.Fanny Fanackapan said:For me, he's a busted flush & I have little optimism that he will play an influential part in the rest of this season.
I'd even suggest that NJ wouldn't know how to best use a fit Chuks - a " now you see him, now you don't" enigma who can't be guaranteed to play consistently & could disrupt the continuity of the team ?
Who knows & maybe I'll have to eat my words...let's wait & see.2 -
Francis Jeffers?ElfsborgAddick said:
I'll stand by this, the worst piece of transfer business in our history.Bedsaddick said:He’s a liability. End Off . I have sympathy if he had a specific injury especially it’s depression or anxiety ( of which we’ve never been been told about from any manager ) but he’s a broken flush and we should never have re signed him from Birmingham.5 - Sponsored links:
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I'd go further and say what continuity.IdleHans said:
I'd suggest that the continuity of this team NEEDS to be disrupted. We are continually dreadful.Fanny Fanackapan said:For me, he's a busted flush & I have little optimism that he will play an influential part in the rest of this season.
I'd even suggest that NJ wouldn't know how to best use a fit Chuks - a " now you see him, now you don't" enigma who can't be guaranteed to play consistently & could disrupt the continuity of the team ?
Who knows & maybe I'll have to eat my words...let's wait & see.0 -
And it's never been revealed who sanctioned the move back.ElfsborgAddick said:
I'll stand by this, the worst piece of transfer business in our history.Bedsaddick said:He’s a liability. End Off . I have sympathy if he had a specific injury especially it’s depression or anxiety ( of which we’ve never been been told about from any manager ) but he’s a broken flush and we should never have re signed him from Birmingham.2 -
Christophe LePointChris_from_Sidcup said:
Francis Jeffers?ElfsborgAddick said:
I'll stand by this, the worst piece of transfer business in our history.Bedsaddick said:He’s a liability. End Off . I have sympathy if he had a specific injury especially it’s depression or anxiety ( of which we’ve never been been told about from any manager ) but he’s a broken flush and we should never have re signed him from Birmingham.3 -
Anil KocFumbluff said:
Christophe LePointChris_from_Sidcup said:
Francis Jeffers?ElfsborgAddick said:
I'll stand by this, the worst piece of transfer business in our history.Bedsaddick said:He’s a liability. End Off . I have sympathy if he had a specific injury especially it’s depression or anxiety ( of which we’ve never been been told about from any manager ) but he’s a broken flush and we should never have re signed him from Birmingham.2 -
marcus bent2
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Keep trying until his contract runs out in summer.
I'd have probably bothered to go to the game yesterday if he'd been playing for even thirty minutes. At least the club might get a small fraction of his wages back through extra gate revenue!
Although, bizarrely, the club actually actually benefit financially when season ticket holders like me pop over to Switzerland for a few hours on Saturday afternoon!
But, more importantly, he might just be the one that keeps us in the third tier on the last game of the season!
After that I assume he will retire.3 -
I think he's back to fitness now but will move on in January, either released or transferred.
He was stopped by some fans in Floyd road yesterday about an hour after the match and seemed to politely refuse to answer when asked when he'll be back playing (I was passing by rushing for a train).1 -
A goal and 2 assistseaststandmike said:
Not this season he hasn’tkillerandflash said:Even if he doesn't score, he creates chances for other players, directly from assists, or simply because of the fear he puts into defenders.
But worth noting that his last appearance was the Birmingham win when we were 8th, and only outside the playoffs on GD. And we had only scored 10 goals up to that point, so he had a direct involvement in 3 out of the 10 goals.
Of course it's a nonsense to have a player that you can't rely on to play, but in a team with the attacking threat of a feather, he does make a difference when available.14 -
Amdy Faye, Djimi TraoreFishCostaFortune said:
Anil KocFumbluff said:
Christophe LePointChris_from_Sidcup said:
Francis Jeffers?ElfsborgAddick said:
I'll stand by this, the worst piece of transfer business in our history.Bedsaddick said:He’s a liability. End Off . I have sympathy if he had a specific injury especially it’s depression or anxiety ( of which we’ve never been been told about from any manager ) but he’s a broken flush and we should never have re signed him from Birmingham.2 -
Pretty obvious that he makes a huge difference. For the last 2 years we’ve literally only been decent when he’s been fitkillerandflash said:
A goal and 2 assistseaststandmike said:
Not this season he hasn’tkillerandflash said:Even if he doesn't score, he creates chances for other players, directly from assists, or simply because of the fear he puts into defenders.
But worth noting that his last appearance was the Birmingham win when we were 8th, and only outside the playoffs on GD. And we had only scored 10 goals up to that point, so he had a direct involvement in 3 out of the 10 goals.
Of course it's a nonsense to have a player that you can't rely on to play, but in a team with the attacking threat of a feather, he does make a difference when available.15 - Sponsored links:
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Can’t see any club taking him unless we pay all his wages so why would we. ? I also don’t see us releasing him when he potentially could have a few hours of playing time left this season.swords_alive said:I think he's back to fitness now but will move on in January, either released or transferred.
He was stopped by some fans in Floyd road yesterday about an hour after the match and seemed to politely refuse to answer when asked when he'll be back playing (I was passing by rushing for a train).3 -
I’d get Andy Hunt back . Mid fifties but would play more minutesShootersHillGuru said:
Can’t see any club taking him unless we pay all his wages so why would we. ? I also don’t see us releasing him when he potentially could have a few hours of playing time left this season.swords_alive said:I think he's back to fitness now but will move on in January, either released or transferred.
He was stopped by some fans in Floyd road yesterday about an hour after the match and seemed to politely refuse to answer when asked when he'll be back playing (I was passing by rushing for a train).5 -
The below is crude of course but is based on Chuks second spell with us.
It shows how many points we have won in games he has completely missed, and where we would have finished if we extrapolated those points across a "Chuks-less" season (or part season for this yr).
Of course there will be other influencing factors but I for one would not be "binning him" in January as it seems clear that the last season and a half we have needed him to stay up.
Yes, his wages could be split to 2 other players but do we really want two more Allan Campbell's, or two more Ahadmes etc etc.
This season
We have got 11 points from the 10 games he has missed.
21 points. 20th.
23/24
We got 27 points from the 29 games he missed.
43 points. 22nd
22/23
We have got 48 points from the 33 games he missed.
67 points. 10th (no change)
21/22
We got 42 points from the 37 games he missed (includes first half of season when he was at Birmingham so didn't play for us).
52 points. 17th.
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The fact that so much is still being written about a forward that has found the net just 8 times in the league in 3 years back at the club demonstrates how desperate we, as supporters, have become for him to be our saviour. There's no point trying to send him on loan in January because he will either be injured and back with us or playing and influencing games again. The injuries aren't his fault but, for better or worse, even if he returns to the team and scores a dozen goals in the remaining half of the season, he and we then need to move on. It's just too big a risk because as we have found (with the likes of Leaburn) any one of our other strikers are likely to be out too at any given time leaving us with very few alternatives and no money to look elsewhere either. We simply cannot afford to make that same mistake again. what he does from then on elsewhere, assuming that he does want to and can find another club that is, should not concern us.
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Bit short…I’ll pass thanks 🙄Hal1x said:
100/1Covered_End_Lad said:What are the odds he starts every game for his new club next season0 -
I think that says more about the rest of our shit show than it does about Chuks.Athletico Charlton said:The below is crude of course but is based on Chuks second spell with us.
It shows how many points we have won in games he has completely missed, and where we would have finished if we extrapolated those points across a "Chuks-less" season (or part season for this yr).
Of course there will be other influencing factors but I for one would not be "binning him" in January as it seems clear that the last season and a half we have needed him to stay up.
Yes, his wages could be split to 2 other players but do we really want two more Allan Campbell's, or two more Ahadmes etc etc.
This season
We have got 11 points from the 10 games he has missed.
21 points. 20th.
23/24
We got 27 points from the 29 games he missed.
43 points. 22nd
22/23
We have got 48 points from the 33 games he missed.
67 points. 10th (no change)
21/22
We got 42 points from the 37 games he missed (includes first half of season when he was at Birmingham so didn't play for us).
52 points. 17th.
23/24 - He played 517 minutes and scored 2 goals
22/23 - 328 minutes and 1 goal.
If we desperately need a guy who only played 850 minutes in 2 years and scored 3 goals then there's no hope for us at all.16 -
Agree. The fact that it’s been so bad for so long and his little cameos, (some effective, some not), have been a go to for us and 5 managers over a 3 year period says it all really. We’ve been that bad, that we’ve convinced ourselves the above looks goodChris_from_Sidcup said:
I think that says more about the rest of our shit show than it does about Chuks.Athletico Charlton said:The below is crude of course but is based on Chuks second spell with us.
It shows how many points we have won in games he has completely missed, and where we would have finished if we extrapolated those points across a "Chuks-less" season (or part season for this yr).
Of course there will be other influencing factors but I for one would not be "binning him" in January as it seems clear that the last season and a half we have needed him to stay up.
Yes, his wages could be split to 2 other players but do we really want two more Allan Campbell's, or two more Ahadmes etc etc.
This season
We have got 11 points from the 10 games he has missed.
21 points. 20th.
23/24
We got 27 points from the 29 games he missed.
43 points. 22nd
22/23
We have got 48 points from the 33 games he missed.
67 points. 10th (no change)
21/22
We got 42 points from the 37 games he missed (includes first half of season when he was at Birmingham so didn't play for us).
52 points. 17th.
23/24 - He played 517 minutes and scored 2 goals
22/23 - 328 minutes and 1 goal.
If we desperately need a guy who only played 850 minutes in 2 years and scored 3 goals then there's no hope for us at all.6 -
No official source so take it with a pinch of salt but there's rumours he's already been paid off. Looking forward to seeing him at a new club in January and playing every game for the rest of the season for them.15
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Cory Gibbs, saw him at Welling, think that was his only game.FishCostaFortune said:
Anil KocFumbluff said:
Christophe LePointChris_from_Sidcup said:
Francis Jeffers?ElfsborgAddick said:
I'll stand by this, the worst piece of transfer business in our history.Bedsaddick said:He’s a liability. End Off . I have sympathy if he had a specific injury especially it’s depression or anxiety ( of which we’ve never been been told about from any manager ) but he’s a broken flush and we should never have re signed him from Birmingham.0 -
He was training with the squad on Friday so would be surprisedCoveredEnd1905 said:No official source so take it with a pinch of salt but there's rumours he's already been paid off. Looking forward to seeing him at a new club in January and playing every game for the rest of the season for them.9
