Deadline Day from Pg.641 - Summer 2025 Charlton Athletic Transfer Rumours

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Huddersfield have signed Roughan from Lincoln

Going to be a bad season for them, if they don't get their shit together. But feels they're putting together a bit of a League One XI

ForeverAddickted said:

Huddersfield have signed Roughan from Lincoln

Going to be a bad season for them, if they don't get their shit together. But feels they're putting together a bit of a League One XI

Don't care, was never good enough for us anyway. Wouldn't have got a sniff at the first team. 

thewolfboy said:

Remember this time last year we were all open mouthed at Rotherham signing loads of apparently decent players, but at the end of the day they were crap...apart from against us!

Didn’t Burton sign nearly 20 players? 

charltonbob said:

swordfish said:

charltonbob said:

AnonymousAddick said:

CAFCsayer said:

AnonymousAddick said:

I have some news not saying it’s done not saying how close I have been told we are in the market for Harry cornick there’s interest from both parties could be progressing very soon. I have heard he’s one of our main targets. 

Hope not. Wasn't keen on him when we were being linked last year

Experienced in the championship had a strong campaign with Bristol city and a chance to reunite with familiar faces. Jones has proved before he can get the best out of him we could do worse. We have to remember we haven’t got the capability to go out and get a lot of championship quality at a high standard anyways. 

If we don't sign championship quality players to add to what we already have then we'll go down.

So says the man who wrote off last season before November was out. 

So I was wrong, apologies that I posted an opinion.

I've now posted another opinion, so tell me do you think we'll stay up if we don't sign championship quality players ?

Seems a bit sad that you want to check back on a post I made 7 months ago, don't you have a life ? 

It depends on how you define “Championship quality players “.
For instance if we sign Premiership quality players we will. If we sign dross of current Championship players we won’t. If we sign players with the right attitude, skill, and commitment we might, and they could come from anywhere.
Players with potential to play higher could add a lot to a team even if not starting. Signing players who stay fit helps.
So many variables.
It’s down to Jones and his team to get it right, and I think he will.

robroy said:

thewolfboy said:

Remember this time last year we were all open mouthed at Rotherham signing loads of apparently decent players, but at the end of the day they were crap...apart from against us!

Didn’t Burton sign nearly 20 players? 

Something like that and then sacked the manager anyway. 

MartinCAFC said:

LargeAddick said:

CombeMartin said:

LargeAddick said:

CombeMartin said:

Has anyone from the club actually said that our budget for the coming season is going to be poor/low/Div 1/or has in any other way suggested it wont be enough/very good, or is this just assumed speculation ? 

Of course the Club haven’t said anything. Would be silly to do so either way. People are just speculating. Best to wait and see and judge at the end of the second window.

That's what I thought, so why talk as if it’s a done deal that Nathan Jones wont have enough budget .

Don’t know but a lot of people seem to think that will be the case. Personally I don’t.

Think people have become accustomed to us having a Roland-style Championship budget after the last couple of goes at it. Never mind the club is starting to look as well run as it's been since the Premier League days.

We’re definitely very well run and making very smart decisions but it’s just how much money we have for the playing squad. You look at the transfer links Mulligan. Carey, Famewo, Offiah, Cornick etc are they very smart sensible signings yes but are they exactly big statement signings that show we have money to throw around no. Doesn’t help we also didn’t keep Small and I agree there’s no point in paying them what Preston were offering but if we had a big budget to play with we surely could have matched it even if we didn’t think it was the best use of the money. The fact we’re being very careful makes me think the budget isn’t huge even though I don’t disagree with how we’re going about our business.

For the hard of hearing can someone please repeat when the window reopens?

carly burn said:

Crispywood said:

MartinCAFC said:

LargeAddick said:

CombeMartin said:

LargeAddick said:

CombeMartin said:

Has anyone from the club actually said that our budget for the coming season is going to be poor/low/Div 1/or has in any other way suggested it wont be enough/very good, or is this just assumed speculation ? 

Of course the Club haven’t said anything. Would be silly to do so either way. People are just speculating. Best to wait and see and judge at the end of the second window.

That's what I thought, so why talk as if it’s a done deal that Nathan Jones wont have enough budget .

Don’t know but a lot of people seem to think that will be the case. Personally I don’t.

Think people have become accustomed to us having a Roland-style Championship budget after the last couple of goes at it. Never mind the club is starting to look as well run as it's been since the Premier League days.

We’re definitely very well run and making very smart decisions but it’s just how much money we have for the playing squad. You look at the transfer links Mulligan. Carey, Famewo, Offiah, Cornick etc are they very smart sensible signings yes but are they exactly big statement signings that show we have money to throw around no. Doesn’t help we also didn’t keep Small and I agree there’s no point in paying them what Preston were offering but if we had a big budget to play with we surely could have matched it even if we didn’t think it was the best use of the money. The fact we’re being very careful makes me think the budget isn’t huge even though I don’t disagree with how we’re going about our business.

I just don't think it is in Jones's nature to throw money around.
I remember listening to him earlier in the season just after the January window. He said the owners asked him if he needed anything and they were willing to offer significant funds. He ended up trimming the squad and not really signing anyone.

They have to fit.He's a difficult fella to work for.Hes said as much. And he has to be absolutely certain that whoever we sign is willing to wholeheartedly follow his guidance regardless of what they think of him.
Those types of player are not necessarily always the ones commanding the highest fees.

Exactly, there's a considerable difference between not needing/wanting to throw Ipswich/Birmingham type spending sprees and not being able to. Players like Edwards and Ramsay are definitely good enough to play in the Championship... but neither were "Championship players" nor did they command the commensurate fees. 

I personally think that there is money available if we need it for the right signing but we won't be spending for the sake of a "statement."

carly burn said:

Crispywood said:

MartinCAFC said:

LargeAddick said:

CombeMartin said:

LargeAddick said:

CombeMartin said:

Has anyone from the club actually said that our budget for the coming season is going to be poor/low/Div 1/or has in any other way suggested it wont be enough/very good, or is this just assumed speculation ? 

Of course the Club haven’t said anything. Would be silly to do so either way. People are just speculating. Best to wait and see and judge at the end of the second window.

That's what I thought, so why talk as if it’s a done deal that Nathan Jones wont have enough budget .

Don’t know but a lot of people seem to think that will be the case. Personally I don’t.

Think people have become accustomed to us having a Roland-style Championship budget after the last couple of goes at it. Never mind the club is starting to look as well run as it's been since the Premier League days.

We’re definitely very well run and making very smart decisions but it’s just how much money we have for the playing squad. You look at the transfer links Mulligan. Carey, Famewo, Offiah, Cornick etc are they very smart sensible signings yes but are they exactly big statement signings that show we have money to throw around no. Doesn’t help we also didn’t keep Small and I agree there’s no point in paying them what Preston were offering but if we had a big budget to play with we surely could have matched it even if we didn’t think it was the best use of the money. The fact we’re being very careful makes me think the budget isn’t huge even though I don’t disagree with how we’re going about our business.

I just don't think it is in Jones's nature to throw money around.
I remember listening to him earlier in the season just after the January window. He said the owners asked him if he needed anything and they were willing to offer significant funds. He ended up trimming the squad and not really signing anyone.

They have to fit.He's a difficult fella to work for.Hes said as much. And he has to be absolutely certain that whoever we sign is willing to wholeheartedly follow his guidance regardless of what they think of him.
Those types of player are not necessarily always the ones commanding the highest fees.

I'm not expecting us to finally break our transfer record after 20 odd years but I expect there's a solid budget for Chapple and NJ to spend. If the right players become available I wouldn't be surprised to see a couple of 7 figure transfer fees.