Attention: Please take a moment to consider our terms and conditions before posting.
Timothy Ouma signs on a season long loan
Comments
-
He was 100% forced outfenaddick said:
I don't think Doc was necessarily forced out by Ouma. Skipp was signed after the Chalobah injury, after Ouma was signed and before Doc was released.Weegie Addick said:The difficulty in any debate here is that we forced out Doc3 -
He wasn’t good enough . The fact that some of the others aren’t either doesn’t contradict that.Radostanradical said:
He was 100% forced outfenaddick said:
I don't think Doc was necessarily forced out by Ouma. Skipp was signed after the Chalobah injury, after Ouma was signed and before Doc was released.Weegie Addick said:The difficulty in any debate here is that we forced out Doc6 -
That may be but it isn’t what I saidRadostanradical said:
He was 100% forced outfenaddick said:
I don't think Doc was necessarily forced out by Ouma. Skipp was signed after the Chalobah injury, after Ouma was signed and before Doc was released.Weegie Addick said:The difficulty in any debate here is that we forced out Doc1 -
Can't lay too much on Doherty being the saviour we don't have. I like him, never hid, always worked his cods off and led by example never pulled out of anything. Granted his second touch was often a tackle however is more of a player than Ouma
2 -
Exactly. It’s called the Charlton life affect,….. player isn’t good enough and needs to leave, he leaves and is remembered as Ronaldowmcf123 said:
He wasn’t good enough . The fact that some of the others aren’t either doesn’t contradict that.Radostanradical said:
He was 100% forced outfenaddick said:
I don't think Doc was necessarily forced out by Ouma. Skipp was signed after the Chalobah injury, after Ouma was signed and before Doc was released.Weegie Addick said:The difficulty in any debate here is that we forced out Doc
the other side of the Charlton life affect coin
weve signed the best player in the world, two months later - our recruitment is worse than oxfords!2 -
lol, our top goalscorer last season was a flop? Have a word.Southbank said:
Carey, Knibbs and Costello were all signed to play as 10.BalladMan said:
And knibbs was a great save away from scoring yesterday. Only really leaves Olafe and apter as flops (mostly likely due to attitude of both).crookester said:
Potts, Campbell, Lua Lua and Hernandez were all short term punts and were suitably released at the earliest opportunity. Ouma was also a punt, hence why he was signed on loan with an option to buy. So that leaves Apter, Knibbs and Olaofe.AberystwythAddick said:
As opposed to aGarrymanilow said:
Agreed. What we wouldn't give for a Kayne Ramsay, a Lloyd Jones, a Josh Edwards, a Conor Coventry, a Billy Koumetio, a Sonny Carey. One day maybeAberystwythAddick said:
Other teams in limited budget have done it. Portsmouth, Cardiff, Oxford to an extent.fenaddick said:
Shocker as football club with low budget tries to develop rough diamonds - more as we have itcarly burn said:Why does this club continually seem to believe it can polish turds?
The amount we've had in for polishing over the past 4 seasons makes the mind boggle!We don’t recruit well, for whatever reasons we fail to attract the right players to the club
Rob Apter
Harvey Knibbs
Timothy Ouma
Dan Potts
Allan Campbell
Kezenga Lua lua
Onel Hernandez
Tanto Oloafe
None of them can. I would say that is a definition of a flop.1


