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I think we’ll sign a central midfielder from a team in the Belgian top flight. 24 years old, left footed Catholic with an eye for goal. Just a feeling.15
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Does Transfermarkt have a religion filter field? Asking for a friend.Uboat said:I think we’ll sign a central midfielder from a team in the Belgian top flight. 24 years old, left footed Catholic with an eye for goal. Just a feeling.11 -
It was their first post, the post count ticks over automatically, it's not attached to a particular post.PeaksAndValleys said:
Welcome tooting.Tooting_Red said:Long-time reader, but this is my first post.
Just wanted to add a bit of perspective on our window so far. Assuming Kayne stays, we’ve strengthened the defence with at least two classic Nathan Jones signings - players in their prime, with the physical attributes he values and strong pedigrees.
Bringing in Karlan Grant is also an upgrade to our attacking options. He may not have set the world alight at West Brom, but his quality was still clear to see, and I think there’s every chance Jones gets the best out of him.
I’m confident Jones will bring in at least two midfielders before the window closes. While I’m not convinced Kamara will happen, we’re clearly in the market for a winger or another direct attacking player.
It’s going to be a long, tough season in the Championship, but I trust Jones to build a side that’s competitive, just as he did last season. There’s still plenty of work to do, but I’m encouraged by the direction we’re heading.
Also have to respect coming in hot with a bald faced lie
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or 'pulls out' of a tackleUboat said:2 -
PeaksAndValleys said:
Welcome tooting.Tooting_Red said:Long-time reader, but this is my first post.
Just wanted to add a bit of perspective on our window so far. Assuming Kayne stays, we’ve strengthened the defence with at least two classic Nathan Jones signings - players in their prime, with the physical attributes he values and strong pedigrees.
Bringing in Karlan Grant is also an upgrade to our attacking options. He may not have set the world alight at West Brom, but his quality was still clear to see, and I think there’s every chance Jones gets the best out of him.
I’m confident Jones will bring in at least two midfielders before the window closes. While I’m not convinced Kamara will happen, we’re clearly in the market for a winger or another direct attacking player.
It’s going to be a long, tough season in the Championship, but I trust Jones to build a side that’s competitive, just as he did last season. There’s still plenty of work to do, but I’m encouraged by the direction we’re heading.
Also have to respect coming in hot with a bald faced lieYou could've at least scrolled a little further pal 😉
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Save your breath mate, 2nd lesson, learn when to bite or pass, 😉Tooting_Red said:PeaksAndValleys said:
Welcome tooting.Tooting_Red said:Long-time reader, but this is my first post.
Just wanted to add a bit of perspective on our window so far. Assuming Kayne stays, we’ve strengthened the defence with at least two classic Nathan Jones signings - players in their prime, with the physical attributes he values and strong pedigrees.
Bringing in Karlan Grant is also an upgrade to our attacking options. He may not have set the world alight at West Brom, but his quality was still clear to see, and I think there’s every chance Jones gets the best out of him.
I’m confident Jones will bring in at least two midfielders before the window closes. While I’m not convinced Kamara will happen, we’re clearly in the market for a winger or another direct attacking player.
It’s going to be a long, tough season in the Championship, but I trust Jones to build a side that’s competitive, just as he did last season. There’s still plenty of work to do, but I’m encouraged by the direction we’re heading.
Also have to respect coming in hot with a bald faced lie5 -
I agree, this nothing unusual and we shouldn’t be surprised. In all the decades I have supported the club we have never been in a position to be big spenders and that is very often the key to getting deals done quickly.golfaddick said:
I think it's more that we all know where the major problem was last season & would have hoped with 2 weeks until the season kicks offs that it would have been addressed by now.Rothko said:There really is a culture of wanting, any player, regardless of whether they fit the managers plans, and sod the consequences, to fill peoples short term needs of a hit
Yes, we also all know that good players don't grow on trees & it might take time to get that player in. But we knew at the start of May that we were safe in the Championship but almost 3 months later that void is still there.
Whether that is because of our budget, or we don't want to spend what the other club(s) are asking, I haven't a clue. Have we lost out on this player already (gone elsewhere?) & now looking around at other options ??
Yes, I'm usually in the bedwetting camp so to me this is nothing unusual. Just not looking forward to another season of huff & puff with our midfield running in treacle.Every time we change ownership you hope we might have found owners with really deep pockets, but we just don’t seem to attract them. If by deadline day we haven’t been able to address the obvious issues, you know we are in for a long 9 months of huff and puff. Was ever thus!0 -
eastterrace6168 said:
Save your breath mate, 2nd lesson, learn when to bite or pass, 😉Tooting_Red said:PeaksAndValleys said:
Welcome tooting.Tooting_Red said:Long-time reader, but this is my first post.
Just wanted to add a bit of perspective on our window so far. Assuming Kayne stays, we’ve strengthened the defence with at least two classic Nathan Jones signings - players in their prime, with the physical attributes he values and strong pedigrees.
Bringing in Karlan Grant is also an upgrade to our attacking options. He may not have set the world alight at West Brom, but his quality was still clear to see, and I think there’s every chance Jones gets the best out of him.
I’m confident Jones will bring in at least two midfielders before the window closes. While I’m not convinced Kamara will happen, we’re clearly in the market for a winger or another direct attacking player.
It’s going to be a long, tough season in the Championship, but I trust Jones to build a side that’s competitive, just as he did last season. There’s still plenty of work to do, but I’m encouraged by the direction we’re heading.
Also have to respect coming in hot with a bald faced lie
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The two @stjohnshill roads I know are in Sevenoaks and Clapham Junction. The one in Sevenoaks is a steep climb rather like trying to climb the Championship ladder. The one in Clapham is outside Clapham Junction Station where identifying the right platform is hard enough but getting to that platform before the train leaves is even worse - a bit like identifying a transfer target and it slipping away. Maybe I’m reading too much into a name. Now if the username was stjohnswort, it could relieve our depression.7
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ForeverAddickted said:eastterrace6168 said:
Save your breath mate, 2nd lesson, learn when to bite or pass, 😉Tooting_Red said:PeaksAndValleys said:
Welcome tooting.Tooting_Red said:Long-time reader, but this is my first post.
Just wanted to add a bit of perspective on our window so far. Assuming Kayne stays, we’ve strengthened the defence with at least two classic Nathan Jones signings - players in their prime, with the physical attributes he values and strong pedigrees.
Bringing in Karlan Grant is also an upgrade to our attacking options. He may not have set the world alight at West Brom, but his quality was still clear to see, and I think there’s every chance Jones gets the best out of him.
I’m confident Jones will bring in at least two midfielders before the window closes. While I’m not convinced Kamara will happen, we’re clearly in the market for a winger or another direct attacking player.
It’s going to be a long, tough season in the Championship, but I trust Jones to build a side that’s competitive, just as he did last season. There’s still plenty of work to do, but I’m encouraged by the direction we’re heading.
Also have to respect coming in hot with a bald faced lie
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What's your fee these days for attendees of the Charlton Life Induction Workshop?eastterrace6168 said:
Save your breath mate, 2nd lesson, learn when to bite or pass, 😉Tooting_Red said:PeaksAndValleys said:
Welcome tooting.Tooting_Red said:Long-time reader, but this is my first post.
Just wanted to add a bit of perspective on our window so far. Assuming Kayne stays, we’ve strengthened the defence with at least two classic Nathan Jones signings - players in their prime, with the physical attributes he values and strong pedigrees.
Bringing in Karlan Grant is also an upgrade to our attacking options. He may not have set the world alight at West Brom, but his quality was still clear to see, and I think there’s every chance Jones gets the best out of him.
I’m confident Jones will bring in at least two midfielders before the window closes. While I’m not convinced Kamara will happen, we’re clearly in the market for a winger or another direct attacking player.
It’s going to be a long, tough season in the Championship, but I trust Jones to build a side that’s competitive, just as he did last season. There’s still plenty of work to do, but I’m encouraged by the direction we’re heading.
Also have to respect coming in hot with a bald faced lie1 -
thai malaysia addick said:
What's your fee these days for attendees of the Charlton Life Induction Workshop?eastterrace6168 said:
Save your breath mate, 2nd lesson, learn when to bite or pass, 😉Tooting_Red said:PeaksAndValleys said:
Welcome tooting.Tooting_Red said:Long-time reader, but this is my first post.
Just wanted to add a bit of perspective on our window so far. Assuming Kayne stays, we’ve strengthened the defence with at least two classic Nathan Jones signings - players in their prime, with the physical attributes he values and strong pedigrees.
Bringing in Karlan Grant is also an upgrade to our attacking options. He may not have set the world alight at West Brom, but his quality was still clear to see, and I think there’s every chance Jones gets the best out of him.
I’m confident Jones will bring in at least two midfielders before the window closes. While I’m not convinced Kamara will happen, we’re clearly in the market for a winger or another direct attacking player.
It’s going to be a long, tough season in the Championship, but I trust Jones to build a side that’s competitive, just as he did last season. There’s still plenty of work to do, but I’m encouraged by the direction we’re heading.
Also have to respect coming in hot with a bald faced lie
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I think we will sign a midfielder who is 5 foot 8, short hair, left footed, loves his mum, called Dave.2
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Btw I didn’t mean his mums called Dave, but he is married to Linda. #InTheKnow2
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I'm 6', right footed, little hair, loved me mum, but i am called Dave, will i do...Mrkinski said:I think we will sign a midfielder who is 5 foot 8, short hair, left footed, loves his mum, called Dave.3 -
Are you better than Docherty ?eastterrace6168 said:
I'm 6', right footed, little hair, loved me mum, but i am called Dave, will i do...Mrkinski said:I think we will sign a midfielder who is 5 foot 8, short hair, left footed, loves his mum, called Dave.0 -
Isn't everybody...😉wmcf123 said:
Are you better than Docherty ?eastterrace6168 said:
I'm 6', right footed, little hair, loved me mum, but i am called Dave, will i do...Mrkinski said:I think we will sign a midfielder who is 5 foot 8, short hair, left footed, loves his mum, called Dave.4 -
Only since he has started using a wheelchair.wmcf123 said:
Are you better than Docherty ?eastterrace6168 said:
I'm 6', right footed, little hair, loved me mum, but i am called Dave, will i do...Mrkinski said:I think we will sign a midfielder who is 5 foot 8, short hair, left footed, loves his mum, called Dave.2 -
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EugenesAxe said:
It was their first post, the post count ticks over automatically, it's not attached to a particular post.PeaksAndValleys said:
Welcome tooting.Tooting_Red said:Long-time reader, but this is my first post.
Just wanted to add a bit of perspective on our window so far. Assuming Kayne stays, we’ve strengthened the defence with at least two classic Nathan Jones signings - players in their prime, with the physical attributes he values and strong pedigrees.
Bringing in Karlan Grant is also an upgrade to our attacking options. He may not have set the world alight at West Brom, but his quality was still clear to see, and I think there’s every chance Jones gets the best out of him.
I’m confident Jones will bring in at least two midfielders before the window closes. While I’m not convinced Kamara will happen, we’re clearly in the market for a winger or another direct attacking player.
It’s going to be a long, tough season in the Championship, but I trust Jones to build a side that’s competitive, just as he did last season. There’s still plenty of work to do, but I’m encouraged by the direction we’re heading.
Also have to respect coming in hot with a bald faced lie
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5pm Friday approaching!!
surely an announcement to end the week ?3 -
Possibly not, the McNamara at 9am felt at the time for a reason, to give enough room for another new signing before the weekend, but it now appears it wasn't actually for anything in particular.AndyG said:5pm Friday approaching!!
surely an announcement to end the week ?
I suspect a signing or two a week from here on out tbh0 -
Fu*kin hope so mate..AndyG said:5pm Friday approaching!!
surely an announcement to end the week ?0 -
Grant was signed on a Sunday wasn't he?0
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Off topic, but I am sure that he was a good signing at the wrong time. He has been outstanding for Lincoln since he went back there and has just accepted a new offer to play for them in the Championship. We have had far worse signings over the recent yearsCallumcafc said:12 -
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Guessing it was for the Alex Mitchell announcement. Jones said in the post match last week he expected 1 hopefully 2 in which made sense in Grant and McNamara. Wonder if he’ll be open to transfer talks after the dons game tomorrowbsam3110 said:
Possibly not, the McNamara at 9am felt at the time for a reason, to give enough room for another new signing before the weekend, but it now appears it wasn't actually for anything in particular.AndyG said:5pm Friday approaching!!
surely an announcement to end the week ?
I suspect a signing or two a week from here on out tbh0
