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Campbell - Grant - RakSaknCrack.
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Almost as much as we paid for Francis Jeffers.RonnieMoore said:Charlton Athletic have agreed a deal to sign Crystal Palace winger Jesurun Rak-Sakyi.The clubs are now finalising a permanent transfer worth around £7m for the 23-year-old.Rak-Sakyi arrived at Charlton’s training ground this morning to undergo his medical ….6 -
More to do with the price quotedCallumcafc said:
What a scoopRonnieMoore said:Charlton Athletic have agreed a deal to sign Crystal Palace winger Jesurun Rak-Sakyi.The clubs are now finalising a permanent transfer worth around £7m for the 23-year-old.Rak-Sakyi arrived at Charlton’s training ground this morning to undergo his medical ….1 -
their...🙄Addickted47 said:
No he's depressed remembering when we stole there two best players Holland and HreidarssonForeverAddickted said:
Has Dave fallen asleep whilst being asked about the JRS deal?Addickted47 said:
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I'm expecting him to say:ForeverAddickted said:
Has Dave fallen asleep whilst being asked about the JRS deal?Addickted47 said:
"And I was very, very drunk..."12 -
Everyone who wants to see JRS play in a Charlton shirt again will get to see JRS play in a Charlton shirt again31
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To be honest i was more concerned about spelling Hreidarsson correctly 🤣eastterrace6168 said:
their...🙄Addickted47 said:
No he's depressed remembering when we stole there two best players Holland and HreidarssonForeverAddickted said:
Has Dave fallen asleep whilst being asked about the JRS deal?Addickted47 said:16 -
And hopefully means next summer we’d only need maybe to replace Okonkwo (perm?), Mannion, Burke and Godden with hopefully Coventry and Ramsay already on new deals so we may not need as much budget next year anyway.sam3110 said:I highly doubt Holsgrove is coming in, but if he does then Doc and JRC will be off
Kanu, Asiimwe, Kaminski and Apter or Burke as well
Leaves us with
Okonkwo, Mannion, Brookes
Mcnamara, Ramsay
Jones, Sichenje, Burke
Koumetio, Bell
Edwards, Mesík
Chalobah, Holsgrove
Coventry, Ouma, Mwamba
Carey, Knibbs
Rak-Sakyi, Alli, Apter
Grant, Campbell
Godden, Kelman
Leaburn, Mbick
As the 27 (bold is under 21's, italics are one to leave one to stay)
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I’m not sure if you pass the Charlton life height test 😂😂LarrysMobileBar said:
Both need to return to The Valley ASAP ! 11 -
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No, it’s his sex faceForeverAddickted said:
Has Dave fallen asleep whilst being asked about the JRS deal?Addickted47 said:4 -
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When are Lyndon Dykes and Nathan Redmond signing?67
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Im hoping we get JLS then that takes care of the halftime entertainment toogringo said:
who is JWS?Jints said:
Made worse by the fact that he made an identical post on 19 August and loads of people pointed out that JWS is a winger and not a striker.bakchat said
I very rarely comment... but what a silly post.Doomer Jon said:I really think we do not need JRS. His record is not that great/overrated and we have Godden, Leaburn, Grant, MBick and TC. Better to strengthen elsewhere.
Charlton - League 1: 15 goals in 43 games
Sheff United: 7 goals in 34 games
Obscure Turkish team: 4 goals in 11 games
Stoke: 2 goals in 15
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I would keep a very close eye on that one........Henry Irving said:
I can see him being someone we go in again in January or next summerTheNotoriousBWP said:
I’m really intrigued to see what happens with Jordan Holsgrove now. I fully expected him to have signed for someone by now but it all seems to have gone quiet on that front now, or at least I haven’t seen anything concrete when there appeared to be so much interest before.wolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
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Now ya talking...😉DDOUBLEE said:When are Lyndon Dykes and Nathan Redmond signing?0 -
Well, JRS has already shown us he has quality first touch and superb technique, can run with the ball, carve open defences and create goalscoring opportunities for himself and others.WoolwichAddick said:It’s really exciting but I also feel a bit like he could be overhyped by some on here. He’s not kicked on massively since joining us, will cost a lot, and doesn’t the type of pace/pres
sing ability Jones is usually after. No doubt he’s delightful to watch and fantastic 1:1 though m. Quite a lot on here saying recently he didn’t suit NJ
It's all part of that upgrade of quality on the ball that NJ has spent the summer talking about.
The eating of the proof is in the pudding......and all that!
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Centre forward bullies! I’d thought Leaburn would’ve benefited from going out on loan this season to get the minutes and learn the extra shithousery his game desperately needed but so far this season he’s been immense, his press and tackle resulted in our second at West Ham and when Mbick replaced him we looked less dominant in the top half of the pitch. Ironically he’s playing a similar foil role to his Dad. It could be the break-out year for Leaburn and TC, I hope so!DOUCHER said:'shit, we got Charlton next week - the huge centre forward bullies you, the 2 wingers either side wrap you in knots and then the gunslingers finish you off' - oh - don't bother going long - you have to win headers against Lloyd Jones and his 6'5 sidekick. This season is looking like it could be a lot of fun .2 -
Why does this keep happening when I've got work to concentrate on?DamoNorthStand said:DamoNorthStand said:
I would keep a very close eye on that one........Henry Irving said:
I can see him being someone we go in again in January or next summerTheNotoriousBWP said:
I’m really intrigued to see what happens with Jordan Holsgrove now. I fully expected him to have signed for someone by now but it all seems to have gone quiet on that front now, or at least I haven’t seen anything concrete when there appeared to be so much interest before.wolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
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Except we didn't pay it .....we'll only a fraction of itBrownie12 said:
Almost as much as we paid for Francis Jeffers.RonnieMoore said:Charlton Athletic have agreed a deal to sign Crystal Palace winger Jesurun Rak-Sakyi.The clubs are now finalising a permanent transfer worth around £7m for the 23-year-old.Rak-Sakyi arrived at Charlton’s training ground this morning to undergo his medical ….
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Is it still a possibility mate?DamoNorthStand said:DamoNorthStand said:
I would keep a very close eye on that one........Henry Irving said:
I can see him being someone we go in again in January or next summerTheNotoriousBWP said:
I’m really intrigued to see what happens with Jordan Holsgrove now. I fully expected him to have signed for someone by now but it all seems to have gone quiet on that front now, or at least I haven’t seen anything concrete when there appeared to be so much interest before.wolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
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And then cornflakes were duly consumed.RonnieMoore said:Charlton Athletic have agreed a deal to sign Crystal Palace winger Jesurun Rak-Sakyi.The clubs are now finalising a permanent transfer worth around £7m for the 23-year-old.Rak-Sakyi arrived at Charlton’s training ground this morning to undergo his medical ….0 -
Charlton first. Everything else second. Always 😉BetterCallSaul said:
Why does this keep happening when I've got work to concentrate on?DamoNorthStand said:DamoNorthStand said:
I would keep a very close eye on that one........Henry Irving said:
I can see him being someone we go in again in January or next summerTheNotoriousBWP said:
I’m really intrigued to see what happens with Jordan Holsgrove now. I fully expected him to have signed for someone by now but it all seems to have gone quiet on that front now, or at least I haven’t seen anything concrete when there appeared to be so much interest before.wolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
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Sorry to have put you to all that trouble, Garry. An impressive piece of work. Lots of real duffers and a few good players on that list. I stand by my opinion however. The first requirement for being a footballer is to be able to run. Not necessarily run quickly, but quicker than a slow trot. Even Messi runs when absolutely necessary.Garrymanilow said:
You're still a mile off ... Behave.wolfgang said:
My first match at the Valley was August 31, 1957: Charlton Athletic 2–0 Grimsby Town. Leary scored both goals, one direct from a corner. I had watched them two or three times previously at Stamford Bridge with my Chelsea-supporting father and brother. I was the red sheep of the family.TellyTubby said:
FFS, Is this your first season watching Charlton?wolfgang said:
Chalobah is notoriously injury prone. if he were not, he would not be with us because he is real class.ns9 said:
Given our recent history of dreadful injury records and paper thin squads I think depth is always a big part of the puzzle, however in the position you reference we currently have Coventry, Chalobah, Ouma, Mwamba, Docherty and (if need be) JRC and even Carey who NJ I think ideally wants to play deeper. I’m not sure there’s space for much more realistically, even if one goes outwolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
On another matter, why has no report been posted of our u18's 3-1 win over Huddersfield on Saturday?
Ouma is a punt. He be wonderful or may be crap. We will not know until which months after the window closes.
Mwamba we have great hopes for, but has looked lost in his two cameos so far, so may take some months to be worth a place in the team.
Docherty, JRC and Carey are all crap and should be nowhere a Championship side. JRC is onw of the worst players I have ever seen in a Charlton shirt. He finds it hard to break into a slow trot. Maybe our best passer, but that is not enough.
Coventry has played really well this season. So much better without Docherty confusing him. But that is only three games. After three seasons of League One standard play, where he looked solid but unenterprising, I have yet to be convinced he will maintain his new level.
We need a rugged box-to-box MF in there who can defend when called on. Someone like George Dobson. I know we cannot sign him, because a section of posters throw temper tantrums at the thought of re-signing former players, but someone of that type. Sam Morsy would have been ideal. He left on a free.
When I wrote "one of the worst", I meant for the level we were playing at. We may have had worse in the lower divisions. Hard to compare. Charlie Kirk was worse, but I only said "one of the worst", not "the worst".0 -
DamoNorthStand said:DamoNorthStand said:
I would keep a very close eye on that one........Henry Irving said:
I can see him being someone we go in again in January or next summerTheNotoriousBWP said:
I’m really intrigued to see what happens with Jordan Holsgrove now. I fully expected him to have signed for someone by now but it all seems to have gone quiet on that front now, or at least I haven’t seen anything concrete when there appeared to be so much interest before.wolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
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Imagine turning up on a saturday and seeing a front 4 that includes:4
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Oh you tease.DamoNorthStand said:DamoNorthStand said:
I would keep a very close eye on that one........Henry Irving said:
I can see him being someone we go in again in January or next summerTheNotoriousBWP said:
I’m really intrigued to see what happens with Jordan Holsgrove now. I fully expected him to have signed for someone by now but it all seems to have gone quiet on that front now, or at least I haven’t seen anything concrete when there appeared to be so much interest before.wolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
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But he’s not signing for us, is he? IS HE?!DamoNorthStand said:DamoNorthStand said:
I would keep a very close eye on that one........Henry Irving said:
I can see him being someone we go in again in January or next summerTheNotoriousBWP said:
I’m really intrigued to see what happens with Jordan Holsgrove now. I fully expected him to have signed for someone by now but it all seems to have gone quiet on that front now, or at least I haven’t seen anything concrete when there appeared to be so much interest before.wolfgang said:I will be pleased and relieved if JRS signs, as I think he will strengthen our first XI, and we are unlikely to sign anyone else as good at this late stage of the window. However, in an ideal world, I would rather we had signed, for a similar amount of money, Jordan Holsgrove, or someone of that ilk, as we will still be left with a paper-thin midfield that will look vulnerable if Chalobah is injured. And that was obviously NJ's strategy for the window, too.
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We did!Oggy Red said:
Except we didn't pay it .....well only a fraction of itBrownie12 said:
Almost as much as we paid for Francis Jeffers.RonnieMoore said:Charlton Athletic have agreed a deal to sign Crystal Palace winger Jesurun Rak-Sakyi.The clubs are now finalising a permanent transfer worth around £7m for the 23-year-old.Rak-Sakyi arrived at Charlton’s training ground this morning to undergo his medical ….0 -
It feels surreal to have owners willing to back us in the transfer market. More so they're doing it while trying to offload the club.2
