Fox Off - Confirmed Gone (Massives, Undisclosed)
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Who are some of our supporters going to boo now, If Fox goes and some were moaning about Lookman. I do not suppose these fans(?) could be wrong, no it must be all the other clubs who have it wrong. What are you going to do now Ajose, it looks like you are next3 -
I'd say he played pretty well in almost all the games I saw. Certainly gave 100%, put in a few good crosses, and a few decent tackles.palarsehater said:weve played 25 league games this season and the only game anyone can say he played well is 1 against bristol rovers, what did he do in the other 24 games, not saying he was the only one that hasnt played to potential.
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The influence of Charlton Life.....ross1 said:
......"He is highly rated by all down at The Valley and has even been capped seven times by the Welsh under-21 team."........2 -
Personally I think he'll thrive in another environment. For Simon Francis Bournemouth was utterly perfect - a small club so more forgiving fans, but playing for a brilliant manager backed by a Russian oligarch owner.
Not sure if there's anyone similar in the football league for foxy.
I really do think that booing and berating him made him worse, it always does with every player.7 -
this, good luck to the lad but in my opinion he's simply not good enough. Lacks pace and positional sense - great bit of business if we get close to £1mSir Chrissy said:Think many are blinkered by the fact he's come from the academy. I wish him all the best as I know he always gave 100% but for me he isn't good enough.
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Rated by all.....PAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Chocolate teapot springs to mind.
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I rate him as a 6/10 player, marginally above average. In League 1 that's acceptable I'd say.2
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I feel like we once would have described ourselves as a small(ish) club with forgiving fans who warm to players, particularly home grown ones. These are obviously difficult times, and any discontent is going to be amplified by lack of success on and off the pitch, but the vitriol directed at him is beggars' belief. Every time I hear that I think back to the Boro game where he had Adomah (I think) in his back pocket. No crosses came in because he had 7-8 blocks.kentaddick said:Personally I think he'll thrive in another environment. For Simon Francis Bournemouth was utterly perfect - a small club so more forgiving fans, but playing for a brilliant manager backed by a Russian oligarch owner.
Not sure if there's anyone similar in the football league for foxy.
I really do think that booing and berating him made him worse, it always does with every player.8 -
Cant wait for all the Sheff weds fans who thought Wiggins was shit to watch this guy play.10
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It's all opinion about THD. THD did really well in League 2, when on loan, and I think the could have managed in L1.SDAddick said:
I still feel like THD was a bit of a white whale, people saw in him what they wanted to see and he got better the less he played. If Fox, far and away the better defender, has struggled with a lack of left-sided cover, then I shudder to think how THD would have coped, especially with back post headers.vff said:Whilst, I don't agree with the negative view of Fox that some hold, he will do well with better players around him. The club sold the wrong left back. They should have sold Fox at the start of the season and kept Holmes-Dennis, who would have likely wanted to stay, if he was going to have a regular first team spot.
That said, don't think we should have sold him (if we'd had the choice), and I suspect a large part of the reason why he left was Slade showed no interest in him. It's pretty clear Slade didn't want his fullbacks getting forward, given how much Fox and Konsa have gotten forward in recent games, and the fact we've signed DaSilva and are linked with Byrne Robinson would probably have liked THD very much.
The fee for Fox bandied about in the summer, was 2.5 million, which if anywhere near true, Charlton should have bit Wednesday's hand off. What's the fee now ? £700K0 - Sponsored links:
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I thought it was £1.5m in the summer and it's now thought to be £1m.vff said:
The fee for Fox bandied about in the summer, was 2.5 million, which if anywhere near true, Charlton should have bit Wednesday's hand off. What's the fee now ? £700 KSDAddick said:
I still feel like THD was a bit of a white whale, people saw in him what they wanted to see and he got better the less he played. If Fox, far and away the better defender, has struggled with a lack of left-sided cover, then I shudder to think how THD would have coped, especially with back post headers.vff said:Whilst, I don't agree with the negative view of Fox that some hold, he will do well with better players around him. The club sold the wrong left back. They should have sold Fox at the start of the season and kept Holmes-Dennis, who would have likely wanted to stay, if he was going to have a regular first team spot.
That said, don't think we should have sold him (if we'd had the choice), and I suspect a large part of the reason why he left was Slade showed no interest in him. It's pretty clear Slade didn't want his fullbacks getting forward, given how much Fox and Konsa have gotten forward in recent games, and the fact we've signed DaSilva and are linked with Byrne Robinson would probably have liked THD very much.
Also, we shouldn't put too much faith in rumored transfer fees for transfer that don't happen, let alone for ones that do. The way the deal was structured in the summer could have been heavily loaded toward add ons, whereas the deal now could be a lot of guaranteed money.
If we sell him for less than we could have gotten in the summer that would be rubbish business, as there is usually a January premium for buying clubs.0 -
If the fee now is less than in the summer would be KR decision (this will be contradicted by the usual suspects) and I would expect a replacement to be announced soon after.
If you go you will join a club where you will be supported by all rather than the silent majority.1 -
If he is to do a Simon Francis and improve dramatically, I don't think he will do it with us and needs to leave. I like him as a person, I've never, ever booed him and I really want him to do well. But in the games I've seen live, he's been awful. Truly awful.
I can't see us looking back on this season and saying "we might have made it if we kept Fox!".6 -
For me, he is better going forward that when defending. Too many crosses come over down our left, but a good Charlton lad, and I wish him all the best.4
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Forster-Caskey. we might as ruin him before he's even kicked a ball.ross1 said:http://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/866096983?-11197:833:0
Who are some of our supporters going to boo now, If Fox goes and some were moaning about Lookman. I do not suppose these fans(?) could be wrong, no it must be all the other clubs who have it wrong. What are you going to do now Ajose, it looks like you are next2 -
This. He just needs to move on and not be at a club where he's on a hiding to nothing. Some mugs boo his name when it's read out before the game. Wankers. Boo the likes of Johnson by all means. Fox might not be great, but he's a 100%er who never hides - he probably doesn't even want to go but feels he has no choice.kentaddick said:Personally I think he'll thrive in another environment. For Simon Francis Bournemouth was utterly perfect - a small club so more forgiving fans, but playing for a brilliant manager backed by a Russian oligarch owner.
Not sure if there's anyone similar in the football league for foxy.
I really do think that booing and berating him made him worse, it always does with every player.
Good luck to him.9 -
How many managers has Morgan had in his time here? i don't know, but i know people will say he's not good enough , but for the last 3 years we have not been a stable club , no wonder his confidence is shot to shreads, he's probably sick of it all , do the right thing and move Morgan, its a heck of a load cheaper living up north anyway, rent your gaff out and make a few quid. any organisation with a revolving door policy on managers and players is bound to have a negative effect on performance, Chelsea are probably an exception, but they can afford to be picky.2
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Wins the award for most threads opened about one player.2
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i dont have the stats to hand but if you look at his player marks for the 24 games mentioned pretty confident he would be in the bottom 3 players, again got nothing to do with giving 100%, he loves playing the club and does try hard but he isnt good enough and unfortunately makes too many mistakes in a very unforgiving league.jdmotion said:
I'd say he played pretty well in almost all the games I saw. Certainly gave 100%, put in a few good crosses, and a few decent tackles.palarsehater said:weve played 25 league games this season and the only game anyone can say he played well is 1 against bristol rovers, what did he do in the other 24 games, not saying he was the only one that hasnt played to potential.
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This.Mendonca In Asdas said:How many managers has Morgan had in his time here? i don't know, but i know people will say he's not good enough , but for the last 3 years we have not been a stable club , no wonder his confidence is shot to shreads, he's probably sick of it all , do the right thing and move Morgan, its a heck of a load cheaper living up north anyway, rent your gaff out and make a few quid. any organisation with a revolving door policy on managers and players is bound to have a negative effect on performance, Chelsea are probably an exception, but they can afford to be picky.
Look at how Harriott, similarly a target for the boo-boys, is doing well at Reading. A team currently 3rd in the Championship. Stability matters.
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averages so far this season sees morgan 4th behind foley (gone ) Jj ( 11 years older ) and novak ( injured ). if he goes he goes if he doesnt, personally if it frees up some money and gets us a couple of experienced players in i would be happy.0
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Some of the comments in this thread.....makes me laugh and thoughts of "clear off curbs we will never be better than mid table mediocrity", "Simon Francis is the worst player to ever wear a charlton shirt". Probably the same lot who told TWWW to clear off and never come back but will be singing ole ole when he scores the winner at home to the scum!
Bless you!
Morgan wears his heart on his sleeve and really isn't as bad as most on here make out!
Cheers though Morgan and all the best!
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i rate tony watt because hes a good player, id go mad if anyone scored against millwall, i think him going could be whats best for the player and the club, he gives his all but its not enough so instead of playing for us getting slated every week move on we can get a few more bodies in and hopefully push up the league.3
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Can't disagree with any of that,what I do disagree with is the mistreatment of Morgan by fans who should know better.palarsehater said:i rate tony watt because hes a good player, id go mad if anyone scored against millwall, i think him going could be whats best for the player and the club, he gives his all but its not enough so instead of playing for us getting slated every week move on we can get a few more bodies in and hopefully push up the league.
How many times do you hear people say I don't care about it if we are not winning games,playing well etc all I want to see is the players giving their all..........??0 -
He probably won't be another Francis tho stranger things have happened.
We've always had more than our fair share of poisonous inbred halfwits who WANT certain players to fail. He's actually taken the abuse very well/professionally.
Good luck to him, he's certainly better off out.2 -
He could be a good player but has to work on his passing. This is an area of his game that made him stand out a bit when he broke into the team. I don't think it has improved to extent I was hoping it would - maybe in a team with players that are easier to pass to he will look better. He has shown he can play a lovely ball in, but he needs to do this more consistently. I will wish him well and all the best. I think we can improve on him, as it currently stands, for a third of the money being reported. But I also appreciate that we might see none of it!
I always rated Francis highly - I thought he was in the wrong team with us - and I was right there2 -
I have never abused Morgan fox or any other player for that matter, i can't see the point it's hardly going to make them play better is it.
But for me he is league one at best and has not improved this season despite playing regularly and in a lower division.
I wish him well wherever he goes but I certainly won't miss him3 -
I think he's worth no more than a few hundred grand. Would be stupid to sell him for less than 500k as we need the bodies etc but anything with 7 figures in would be wonderful business for Charlton, terrible for the buyer.
That being said, if we can flog him for £300k and re-sign Foley for free on another 6 month deal and stick him in at left back, that will look good on the profit/loss sheet this year and combined with the Lookman deal, should mean that KM is in for a well-deserved hefty divi payout at the end of this year. And nobody can begrudge her that.
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TosserJorgeCosta13 said:I'll drive him up there myself, Good riddance.
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See in fairness I can't see the hype over Foley,he just gets the ball and goes backwards where as someone like Fox who would attempt to go forward would lose the ball at times but get slated for it. I think the fact Robinson has let Foley go proves that!paulsturgess said:I think he's worth no more than a few hundred grand. Would be stupid to sell him for less than 500k as we need the bodies etc but anything with 7 figures in would be wonderful business for Charlton, terrible for the buyer.
That being said, if we can flog him for £300k and re-sign Foley for free on another 6 month deal and stick him in at left back, that will look good on the profit/loss sheet this year and combined with the Lookman deal, should mean that KM is in for a well-deserved hefty divi payout at the end of this year. And nobody can begrudge her that.
Nothing wrong with your logic altogether, merely making an observation on Foley!0
