Addicks reject Clarke bid
Oldham understood to have failed in offer to land striker
Last Updated: July 9, 2012 6:56pm
Sky Sports understands Charlton have turned down an offer from Oldham for striker Leon Clarke.
The 27-year-old joined the then League One side in January of this year, and was later loaned out to Crawley in March, in a deal that ran until the end of the season.
Oldham boss Paul Dickov is keen to improve his striking options before the start of the new season.
And the experienced Clarke fits the bill of someone that can lead the line and score goals in League One.
Clarke enjoyed a brief spell on loan at Boundary Park earlier in his career where he snared three goals in five appearances.
Dickov would be delighted to land a striker of Clarke's quality but Charlton have rejected a bid for his services.
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...Maybe SCP knows he isn't getting much investment so is determined to at least keep hold of what he has. "Clarke's terrible" he might think "but he's better than nothing".
The plot thickens.....................
In honesty I assume Oldham offered nothing and may even have asked us to pay off a portion of the players wages.
He will surely go soon, just depends how much we want for him and whether anyone in L1 can afford him.
This makes me wonder again about the money issues, if we had a cashflow problem surely we would be looking to grab any cash available for peripheral players like Clarke?
i cant see anything in clarke that would make me want to keep him.