We already have four loans and I think you can only have five in a match day squad (correct me if I'm wrong), so there wouldn't be much point bringing in too many more loan players.
Ah but it never works like that for us. The following calculation will help:
X = N - I
where
X = net number of players available N = number of players on loan I = number of players injured, on international duty, ill, on host club refresher course, compassionate leave, fallen out with manager etc etc
Incidentally what exactly is Usnanov’s connection with Everton? I’ve not really followed this thread that closely of late but now it’s got interesting again!
From Mirror:
Everton are majority owned by Usmanov’s one-time business partner Farhad Moshiri.
Both men had stakes in Red and White Holdings before Moshiri left to take control at Goodison Park. USM Holdings, one of Usmanov’s firms, also sponsors Everton’s Finch Farm training ground to the tune of around £75million.
Redhenry understands too, which is good enough for me.
He said he’d heard this morning, which could just mean the person tht told him picked up a Mirror. I’d love it to be true but the story looks like a page filler.
Redhenry understands too, which is good enough for me.
He said he’d heard this morning, which could just mean the person tht told him picked up a Mirror. I’d love it to be true but the story looks like a page filler.
And it wouldnt be the first time a journalist had constructed a "story" from what he has read on Charlton Life. As you imply, there is nothing in the article to suggest the journo has any link to Usmanov.
And we'd have Tom Tugendhat, Tory MP for Tonbridge and Chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, to contend with. On R5L just now saying that cracking down on oligarchs is "Not just about Russia, not just about corruption, but now a matter of British national security."
“In relation to comments made in national newspapers recently I wanted to clarify my position. Having recently, reluctantly, sold my shares in Arsenal Football Club, I am determined to leave a legacy in English football. That being said I have not yet made a formal offer to purchase Charlton Athletic Football Club but you can never say never.”
Haven’t read the posts on here recently, sounds like it’s already been said. Heard this morning Usmanov in and bringing Everton players on loan. That’s all I know atm
Please please let this be true.
An owner with ambition, who wants to spend money and bring premier league players in on loan. What's not to like?
Although all the papers are saying that The Mirror understands, as in we don't want to miss the story but if it turns out to be brown and stinky it is their fault.
“In relation to comments made in national newspapers recently I wanted to clarify my position. Having recently, reluctantly, sold my shares in Arsenal Football Club, I am determined to leave a legacy in English football. That being said I have not yet made a formal offer to purchase Charlton Athletic Football Club but you can never say never.”
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Yeah righty’o
X = N - I
where
X = net number of players available
N = number of players on loan
I = number of players injured, on international duty, ill, on host club refresher course, compassionate leave, fallen out with manager etc etc
Everton are majority owned by Usmanov’s one-time business partner Farhad Moshiri.
Both men had stakes in Red and White Holdings before Moshiri left to take control at Goodison Park. USM Holdings, one of Usmanov’s firms, also sponsors Everton’s Finch Farm training ground to the tune of around £75million.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/alisher-usmanov-ready-plunge-money-13080741
Usmanov Statement
But Charlton are so used to disappointment I'm not getting my hopes up.
Although all the papers are saying that The Mirror understands, as in we don't want to miss the story but if it turns out to be brown and stinky it is their fault.
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Russians are looking to get out of anything UK, not jump in.
Why did he jump from Arsenal?
He left because the majority shareholder, Stan Kroenke, would not invest more money to make Arsenal competitive again