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Tyler Bindon - Signs on Season Long Loan

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  • jose
    jose Posts: 1,812
    Ernest Rutherford is arguably the greatest Kiwi of all.
  • SteveACS
    SteveACS Posts: 723
    Tyler will be well confused, anyway, when the Charlton fans start singing the Forest song...

    At a 100 miles an hour.
  • CAFCsayer
    CAFCsayer Posts: 10,881
    SteveACS said:
    BigDiddy 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 ? 
    Over €3m.
    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.
    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.
    If Forest were to get relegated, (not beyond the realms of possibility) no way they'd sell to a rival anyway.
    Wont be a rival from the Prem in that case
  • 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 ? 
    It’s not concerning at all. He’s a young player with massive potential who played in the World Cup this summer. 

    You don’t need to be able to afford your loan players because they are loans. We wouldn’t have been able to afford Cullen, bielk, Gallagher 
  • ShootersHillGuru
    ShootersHillGuru Posts: 51,691
    SteveACS said:
    BigDiddy 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 ? 
    Over €3m.
    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.
    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.
    If Forest were to get relegated, (not beyond the realms of possibility) no way they'd sell to a rival anyway.
    Why on earth not. If the financials work of course they would. There are transfers between Championship clubs every season. 
  • SteveACS
    SteveACS Posts: 723
    SteveACS said:
    BigDiddy 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 ? 
    Over €3m.
    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.
    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.
    If Forest were to get relegated, (not beyond the realms of possibility) no way they'd sell to a rival anyway.
    Why on earth not. If the financials work of course they would. There are transfers between Championship clubs every season. 
    But Forest's pockets will be much, much, deeper than ours.

    And they will probably lose a number of first choice players after relegation.

    If he's as good as everybody thinks he is, they'll probably build their defence around him...
  • ShootersHillGuru
    ShootersHillGuru Posts: 51,691
    SteveACS said:
    SteveACS said:
    BigDiddy 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 ? 
    Over €3m.
    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.
    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.
    If Forest were to get relegated, (not beyond the realms of possibility) no way they'd sell to a rival anyway.
    Why on earth not. If the financials work of course they would. There are transfers between Championship clubs every season. 
    But Forest's pockets will be much, much, deeper than ours.

    And they will probably lose a number of first choice players after relegation.

    If he's as good as everybody thinks he is, they'll probably build their defence around him...
    They might but it’ll be because he’s a good option for their team and plans and nothing to do with Charlton being a rival.
  • Addicksi
    Addicksi Posts: 365
    A couple of years ago he and Caleb Taylor stood out in my opinion as 2 of the best young centre backs coming through. Very happy to have him here. 
  • KiwiValley
    KiwiValley Posts: 3,626
    jose said:
    Ernest Rutherford is arguably the greatest Kiwi of all.
    Yeah, well, I once scored four goals against Taparewa Area School, so… split that Ernie.
  • Briston_Addick
    Briston_Addick Posts: 14,021
    Dave Rudd 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 Lomu
    5) Sir Richard Hadlee

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  • Briston_Addick
    Briston_Addick Posts: 14,021
    I'm not sure that we want to be introducing TB into an injury-prone and unfit back-line; that's just asking for trouble with us.
  • Scoham
    Scoham Posts: 39,449
    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 ? 
    Given he's 21 and already a good Championship player, they'd probably want £5-10m. We're not going to spend that on one player until we're selling players for big money ourselves.
  • Garrymanilow
    Garrymanilow Posts: 15,015
    The bloke hasn't even kicked a ball for us yet and we're already talking about signing him off a future relegated Nottingham Forest. Football forums are the best
  • Scoham
    Scoham Posts: 39,449
    The bloke hasn't even kicked a ball for us yet and we're already talking about signing him off a future relegated Nottingham Forest. Football forums are the best
    I'm already devastated that he's chosen to sign for Preston.
  • soapboxsam
    soapboxsam Posts: 24,360
    Dave Rudd 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 Lomu
    5) Sir Richard Hadlee

    I don't want to Crowe on about this but could Martin and his 1st cousin Russell be 6th and 7th on this illustrious list.
    Martin Crowe died at the young age of 53 from cancer.

    Kivi Valley is one of our own and perhaps should be a tad lower down the list though he is one of the greats 👏🏻
  • blackpool72
    blackpool72 Posts: 24,732
    Dave Rudd 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 Lomu
    5) Sir Richard Hadlee

    I don't want to Crowe on about this but could Martin and his 1st cousin Russell be 6th and 7th on this illustrious list.
    Martin Crowe died at the young age of 53 from cancer.

    Kivi Valley is one of our own and perhaps should be a tad lower down the list though he is one of the greats 👏🏻
    As the entire population of New Zealand is around 3 or 4 hundred people they can probably all make the list 
  • DamoNorthStand
    DamoNorthStand Posts: 13,340
    Just keep on seeing great comments about Bindon on social from Blades fans … remember middles of last season they were pretty much the most in form team in the league:


  • Blackheathen
    Blackheathen Posts: 6,796
    Dave Rudd 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 Lomu
    5) Sir Richard Hadlee
    6). Sir Peter Snell
  • hoof_it_up_to_benty
    hoof_it_up_to_benty Posts: 23,250
    Dave Rudd 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 Lomu
    5) Sir Richard Hadlee
    6). Sir Peter Snell
    Bob Charles
  • gringo
    gringo Posts: 1,509
    Dave Rudd 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 Lomu
    5) Sir Richard Hadlee
    6). Sir Peter Snell
    7 Bruce McLaren
    8 Chris Amon
    9 Denny Hulme