Has anyone else noticed that he hasn't been officially released yet? Yes, I realise most contracts run until May or June, but if we were going to let him go (like we have done with Gibbs), surely something would've been said by now.
I've got a feeling that he may stay with us on some kind of "pay as you play" type deal. If his knee is still fcuked, it doesn't cost us anything - if it's healed ok, he can hopefully re-produce some of the performances he put in at the start of the season. He couldn't run much, but he read the game well and put in some great creative passses.
...or have I completely missed the "released" announcement?
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We've got a Todorov!!!
Or will we??? :-| Hope we keep him. Might be our Phillips if he stays fit.
I don't think pay as you play exists to be honest. I'd like to see him stay but his injury record speaks for itself I'm afraid.
I don't think pay as you play exists to be honest. I'd like to see him stay but his injury record speaks for itself I'm afraid.[/quote]
You are probably right, but Charlton could sign him on a short-term contract, say three months or so. Does anyone know what his current status is - is he in training or expected to start training again anytime soon?
He's still only 29, so it isn't like we're taking a chance on a player who in his mid-30s and has a couple of seasons left anyway.
Светослав Тодоров is his name in cyrillic lettering.
His one year contract runs out at the end of june so I doubt we'll hear before then. WIth Dickson and McLeod injured we only have three forwards (Varney, Gray and Iwelumo) on the books so you'd think we go for a least one more.
These days it seems a bit different, as players get far superior treatment and most if not all players are able to resume their career.
Once fully recovered, I don't believe the injury becomes a weakness or 'war wound' or leaves the player especially vulnerable in any way. Whether they lose mobility or pace, I'm not sure - Todorov himself was able to resume playing after recovering before.