Presumably if Charlton made a donation to his current club they may agree to terminate his contract. Making him free to sign for anyone he likes regardless of the transfer window
[cite]Posted By: kigelia[/cite]Presumably if Charlton made a donation to his current club they may agree to terminate his contract. Making him free to sign for anyone he likes regardless of the transfer window
That would be seen as trying to circumvent the rules and just get us into trouble aka AFC Wimbledon and West Ham.
Pre-season friendly at Dluwich would be nice and local for me :-)
[cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]Maybe IF we signed him we could loan him out to a league team but I think we're getting a bit ahead of ourselves. He's only played one reserve game.
What are the rules though? Do they prevent us from signing anyone already under contract junior league club, or just from Football League clubs? Is it possible that he's playing for Dulwich but not actually under contract?
[cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]Maybe IF we signed him we could loan him out to a league team but I think we're getting a bit ahead of ourselves. He's only played one reserve game.
Well said mate, remember Paul Emblem
yeah and mark mccammon, Saw him on his debut up at tranmere, Awful. They had to teach him to head the ball!But you have to give these players a chance, Ian Wright was at Greenwich Borough until he was 21 I think.
[quote][cite]Posted By: ns_eb_rj_s?[/cite][quote][cite]Posted By: Carter[/cite][quote][cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]Maybe IF we signed him we could loan him out to a league team but I think we're getting a bit ahead of ourselves. He's only played one reserve game.[/quote]
Well said mate, remember Paul Emblem[/quote]
yeah and mark mccammon, Saw him on his debut up at tranmere, Awful. They had to teach him to head the ball!But you have to give these players a chance, Ian Wright was at Greenwich Borough until he was 21 I think.[/quote]
Aye, i remember McCammon. First time he played for us at the Valley the old geezer next to me said "Jesus fucking Christ would you look at the size of that fella". Admittedly the bloke is huge, but he had the unfortunate quality of possessing no left foot, no right foot, and the heading power of a small child.
I saw his injury yesterday on SSN playing for Donny - looked pretty bad
The way i see it is that signing a young player from non league isn't much different to bringing in a player through the youth ranks. They both have potential and will not have experience at a higher level. Maybe the non league prospect will be better as he'll have played competitive football whereas the youth team player gets a run out for the under 18s.
He won't cost too much money so it's hardly a gamble and he can be loaned out to say Orient or Brentford to see how he copes with league football.
Well, when Mark Robson was reserve team manager, Onome turned up late and was told he wasn't now playing. When he moaned about it, Robson told him, "Sodje"
question: if a players is out of contract can you sign and play him outside of the window? If so he would have to buy out his own contract? And if we dangle a big signing on fee, a few hundred k, who's gonna complain?
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That would be seen as trying to circumvent the rules and just get us into trouble aka AFC Wimbledon and West Ham.
Pre-season friendly at Dluwich would be nice and local for me :-)
But we could, I'm sure sign him now if we chose - as long as we don't play him in the Prem.
A few years ago we signed HH from Ipswich in March (£900,000) but not allowed to play him. He was injured anyway.
Well said mate, remember Paul Emblem
The 'new' Derek Hales.......(!)
But you can only play them according to regulations.
See my post on HH above.
yeah and mark mccammon, Saw him on his debut up at tranmere, Awful. They had to teach him to head the ball!But you have to give these players a chance, Ian Wright was at Greenwich Borough until he was 21 I think.
Didn't take account of the fact that Ippswich were in Admin.
Still believe you can sign but not eligible to play.
What's all this then
Move over SuperKev ;-)
Mind you, SuperKev scored TWICE last night!
Well said mate, remember Paul Emblem[/quote]
yeah and mark mccammon, Saw him on his debut up at tranmere, Awful. They had to teach him to head the ball!But you have to give these players a chance, Ian Wright was at Greenwich Borough until he was 21 I think.[/quote]
Aye, i remember McCammon. First time he played for us at the Valley the old geezer next to me said "Jesus fucking Christ would you look at the size of that fella". Admittedly the bloke is huge, but he had the unfortunate quality of possessing no left foot, no right foot, and the heading power of a small child.
I saw his injury yesterday on SSN playing for Donny - looked pretty bad
Two goals don't make a career although certainly a vey encouraging debut.
They taking the piss
He won't cost too much money so it's hardly a gamble and he can be loaned out to say Orient or Brentford to see how he copes with league football.
I'm not too sure why we released him at such a young age when others were retained into their twenties with no real chance of making it.
And he never played for Charlton again.
(groan)
NO but one of the Kimble twins is assistant boss.
And they've a bit of a chance of making the playoffs. Imagine Gravesend & Northfleet in Division 2 next season.
More practicable - and Scally and the Jills need the dosh - there's always Priestfield.
Otherwise where will our Stiffs and Women play?
:)
If a player is registered to another club, you can arrange the deal at anytime, and it goes through on the day the window reopens