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Tyler Bindon - Signs on Season Long Loan
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Undisclosed to Forest from Reading last year but rumoured to be just under a million (£850k) and on a contract until 2028, probably decent wages, so you’d think Forest would want a decent amount for him, especially as he’s an intentional, World Cup experience and only 21.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?
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Hate to be a doom monger but on promotion by the time we’ve paid off the ex directors, paid RD his PL bonus, bought The Valley for £50M, paid the players their promotion bonus and paid the clubs the contract uplifts agreed, we probably won’t have much loose change - even from the broadcast riches.gringo said:
really wont be a problem for us in the Prem.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?This might be slightly tongue in cheek but.4 -
Mercifully Rodwell has not gone down the 'delighted' route this time.valleynick66 said:Rodwell has even added a comment..
Can’t the comms team come up with a new template to accompany our news any more? 😉😀
I'm beginning to wonder if some of the media team visit this site.
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And the "we prefer to develop our own players, not other club's players" comment only works if the players you bring in are actually good enough, and able to improve, and thus gain value.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
Nothing wrong at all with good quality loans (Carson, Gallagher, Maatsen, Coady, Cullen, Bielik etc). They're only a problem when you end up with ones like Matt Smith and Harry Arter.Lincsaddick said:Terrific signing and just what we needed after losing 2 central defenders at Tottenham
I don't as a rule like loans, but this one's ideal., a short(ish) arrangement to cover an area where we are vulnerable, at least for (possibly) a few months
Based on what fans from Reading and Sheff Utd are saying, this one looks like it could be good for us.
Losing all your loan players after a season (or worse in January) is of course disruptive, but
a) It can get you players better than what you could otherwise afford, e.g. Gallagher
b) If they flop, you aren't stuck with them on a 4 year contract0 -
Over €3m.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?
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In a brief interview on YouTube, Bindon mentioned a friendship with Harry Lennon. Could someone kindly explain to me what that is all about?4
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Then I don’t see why if we want him next summer he’d be out of our reach. €3m in The Championship is a steal.BigDiddy said:
Over €3m.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?1 -
He said Harvey Knibbs. They played together at Reading.wolfgang said:In a brief interview on YouTube, Bindon mentioned a friendship with Harry Lennon. Could someone kindly explain to me what that is all about?8 -
Welcome.0
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I think that's just the Transfermarkt valuation, which is essentially a guess based on a few factors like age and perceived potential, it's not actually what Forest value him atShootersHillGuru said:
Then I don’t see why if we want him next summer he’d be out of our reach. €3m in The Championship is a steal.BigDiddy said:
Over €3m.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?3 -
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Yes. He is the Yoko to Harry’s Lennon.wolfgang said:In a brief interview on YouTube, Bindon mentioned a friendship with Harry Lennon. Could someone kindly explain to me what that is all about?9 -
There are few New Zealanders previously associated with the Club.
I recall Peter Whiting in the 1960s. Reserve goalkeeper who never made the First Team and conceded six goals on at least one occasion for the 'stiffs'.
Apparently Adrian Webster was another. Joined as a trainee in 1996 and moved on to Faversham Town.
The bar is low, Tyler. Make it soar.
From my Blades-supporting mate (who also happens to live in New Zealand):
I think you have got a good one. He started slowly with us, once bedded in he was probably POTY for 2nd half of the season. Really nice footballer and I think you will see the best of him. Plays the ball out really well, but is a good defender too, surprisingly tough. I am disappointed we didn’t go back in for him tbh.7 -
I suspect Forest consider him not for sale currently. We’d have to make a silly money offer to have them consider offloading him permanently.ShootersHillGuru said:
Then I don’t see why if we want him next summer he’d be out of our reach. €3m in The Championship is a steal.BigDiddy said:
Over €3m.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?1 -
Dave Rudd said:There are few New Zealanders previously associated with the Club.
I recall Peter Whiting in the 1960s. Reserve goalkeeper who never made the First Team and conceded six goals on at least one occasion for the 'stiffs'.
Apparently Adrian Webster was another. Joined as a trainee in 1996 and moved on to Faversham Town.
The bar is low, Tyler. Make it soar.
Ouch!
Harsh.
You forget @KiwiValley.
2014 to present.
Over 10,000 LOLs
3,000 likes
and I have chalked up two 'promotions'
POTY* - 2014, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26
POTY* Runner up - 2017, 24 (second to the administrator who have me a promote that year)
* Post Of The Year - as voted by me.
Also five time winner of the internet in general.
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This one is big time - We are definitely going places and I'd say that place is mid table!
And I love it4 -
KiwiValley said:Dave Rudd said:There are few New Zealanders previously associated with the Club.
I recall Peter Whiting in the 1960s. Reserve goalkeeper who never made the First Team and conceded six goals on at least one occasion for the 'stiffs'.
Apparently Adrian Webster was another. Joined as a trainee in 1996 and moved on to Faversham Town.
The bar is low, Tyler. Make it soar.
Ouch!
Harsh.
You forget @KiwiValley.
2014 to present.
Over 10,000 LOLs
3,000 likes
and I have chalked up two 'promotions'
POTY* - 2014, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26
POTY* Runner up - 2017, 24 (second to the administrator who have me a promote that year)
* Post Of The Year - as voted by me.
Also five time winner of the internet in general.
Fair point, but that's a quite different list.
Kiwi batting order:
1) KiwiValley
2) Sir Edmund Hillary
3) Kiri Te Kanawa
4) Jonah Lomu0 -
Thanks, LA. Just looked at it again, and you are, of course, correct. But the subtitles say "Harry Lennon". How the hell did they come up with that name?LargeAddick said:
He said Harvey Knibbs. They played together at Reading.wolfgang said:In a brief interview on YouTube, Bindon mentioned a friendship with Harry Lennon. Could someone kindly explain to me what that is all about?0 -
AI subtitles are notoriously badwolfgang said:
Thanks, LA. Just looked at it again, and you are, of course, correct. But the subtitles say "Harry Lennon". How the hell did they come up with that name?LargeAddick said:
He said Harvey Knibbs. They played together at Reading.wolfgang said:In a brief interview on YouTube, Bindon mentioned a friendship with Harry Lennon. Could someone kindly explain to me what that is all about?3 -
He'd cost way more than that. Reading's player of the year in league one, has Championship experience, is an international defender (admittedly at a poor quality country) and he is only 21.ShootersHillGuru said:
Then I don’t see why if we want him next summer he’d be out of our reach. €3m in The Championship is a steal.BigDiddy said:
Over €3m.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?
If you were buying a highly rated 21 year old out of league one these days he would cost more than 3m. He's at a PL club.
To give it some context Ashley Phillips is the same age, admittedly has a lot more championship experience and is English, and he went to Middlesbrough for 7m + 13m in add ons. The market is crazy these days, if he has a good season with us, Forest could probably ask for 7-8m next summer and a championship team would pay it.5 -
His professional debut was for Reading in the in the EFL Cup. A 4-0 win over Millwall! That's a pretty good starting place.2
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It’s ok, Nathan Redmond would keep us upWeegie Addick said:
Hate to be a doom monger but on promotion by the time we’ve paid off the ex directors, paid RD his PL bonus, bought The Valley for £50M, paid the players their promotion bonus and paid the clubs the contract uplifts agreed, we probably won’t have much loose change - even from the broadcast riches.gringo said:
really wont be a problem for us in the Prem.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?This might be slightly tongue in cheek but.3 -
Friendship is a relationship of mutual affection between people. It is a stronger form of interpersonal bond than an "acquaintance" or an "association".wolfgang said:In a brief interview on YouTube, Bindon mentioned a friendship with Harry Lennon. Could someone kindly explain to me what that is all about?
It is something many Charlton fans struggle with, hence our focus on trains and onanism.8 -
Wait! Slow down…SporadicAddick said:
Friendship is a relationship of mutual affection between people. It is a stronger form of interpersonal bond than an "acquaintance" or an "association".wolfgang said:In a brief interview on YouTube, Bindon mentioned a friendship with Harry Lennon. Could someone kindly explain to me what that is all about?
It is something many Charlton fans struggle with, hence our focus on trains and onanism.
*scribbles notes in note book*8 -
PARKLIFE!SporadicAddick said:
Friendship is a relationship of mutual affection between people. It is a stronger form of interpersonal bond than an "acquaintance" or an "association".wolfgang said:In a brief interview on YouTube, Bindon mentioned a friendship with Harry Lennon. Could someone kindly explain to me what that is all about?
It is something many Charlton fans struggle with, hence our focus on trains and onanism.14 -
Some of you make me laugh, Nathan himself has said Bindon is out of our reach to buy, and yet that’s not good enough and you have to question the perfect source for our transfers 😅
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Then I’d hope that Championship team could be us. Lloyd Jones isn’t getting any younger and if we aspire to improve season on season he is the type of player we need to be thinking about. We’ve signed nine players I think this summer and I’d hope that we don’t need to be looking at that level of recruitment again for hopefully a good few seasons. We need to be getting to the point where we sign two or three of real quality with resale potential. Anyway, rather getting ahead of ourselves.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
He'd cost way more than that. Reading's player of the year in league one, has Championship experience, is an international defender (admittedly at a poor quality country) and he is only 21.ShootersHillGuru said:
Then I don’t see why if we want him next summer he’d be out of our reach. €3m in The Championship is a steal.BigDiddy said:
Over €3m.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?
If you were buying a highly rated 21 year old out of league one these days he would cost more than 3m. He's at a PL club.
To give it some context Ashley Phillips is the same age, admittedly has a lot more championship experience and is English, and he went to Middlesbrough for 7m + 13m in add ons. The market is crazy these days, if he has a good season with us, Forest could probably ask for 7-8m next summer and a championship team would pay it.0 -
Can we live in the moment !
I haven't seen enough of Tyler Bindon to know if he will be better than Billy 'Just one' Koumetio?
The most important thing is we appear to have another potential starter in the 11 or a game saver from the bench to be in the 16 players used.
At the business end of last season when we played with the 3 CB's, Ramsay, Lloyd and Bell were battered and bruised and had to play through pain or on occasions drop out in Bell's case.
So everyone is getting ahead of themselves before Bindon have even made his debut. Tyler's future will take care of itself but at long last under decent management we have building blocks to try to become an established Championship side.
Can we fans/critics live in the moment and stare at the Championship table because in our heart of heart's know we will only be at the Summit for a short time in our 2nd season back.
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I could stomach a season of getting absolutely pummelled every week in the Prem, with a squad that is 50% ex league one, if it meant we could buy back the Valley.Weegie Addick said:
Hate to be a doom monger but on promotion by the time we’ve paid off the ex directors, paid RD his PL bonus, bought The Valley for £50M, paid the players their promotion bonus and paid the clubs the contract uplifts agreed, we probably won’t have much loose change - even from the broadcast riches.gringo said:
really wont be a problem for us in the Prem.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?This might be slightly tongue in cheek but.16 -
If Forest were to get relegated, (not beyond the realms of possibility) no way they'd sell to a rival anyway.Callumcafc said:
I suspect Forest consider him not for sale currently. We’d have to make a silly money offer to have them consider offloading him permanently.ShootersHillGuru said:
Then I don’t see why if we want him next summer he’d be out of our reach. €3m in The Championship is a steal.BigDiddy said:
Over €3m.ShootersHillGuru said:Jones comment that Bindon is probably worth more than we could afford if we were looking at a permanent deal is slightly concerning should we wish to pursue that option next summer. What is his value at present ?0
