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Charlton Summer Transfer Rumours 2024
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Sorry if you took offence, many players come and go, I for one was very happy when NJ came in. I live local to Luton, a lot of my mates are Luton fans and they think he will do well. As silly as it sounds, I wasn’t bowled over by Alfie last season. Excellent goalscorer but I do believe we need more of a presence.blackpool72 said:
Calling fellow Charlton fans bed wetters because they have concerns about how the squad is shaping up is not very nice imocafc_se7 said:
I absolutely agree with. I think a lot of the bed wetters are going to have serious egg on their faces this season.DubaiCAFC said:
Fella, it is football.. Every single club up and down the country is the same.. What a club wants to do, and putting in to action is different, you miss out on targets, players want to leave.. You can make a plan today, then tomorrow it all changes! Where has money been a stumbling block?? People's value is only as much as someone is willing to pay them!Braziliance said:
That the line that has been served up on here is along the lines of 'we are shopping in a different market now' and already 'money' is the stumbling block. We even needed money so much so, that we have sold the biggest goal threat in the league to a promotion rival, that we can't get near in terms of resources.DubaiCAFC said:
It is football... so I don't get your point!Braziliance said:DubaiCAFC said:Bit on Davies.. So he had agreed a deal to sign for us, but then for the last 10 days, he was meant to come down to complete medical and sign the contract, but every day another excuse, then late last week, he said other opportunities haver come to light, and want to explore, then asked for more money.. He well and truly f****d us about.. We move on.. It is now silly season, will be a lot of agreements but don't progress.. But that is the football industry for you..
I don't believe a word these owners say. This will be a constant thing this window. The harsh reality is, we had 4 good players last season, 3 have left/been sold, and the other is yet to sign a contract extension.
May has been sold to fund the incomings we have had, so far. It will not shock me at all if we break even this window, or thereabouts, which we cannot afford to do. We have all just witnessed one of the worst Charlton sides ever, the only ones who were stopping us from being the worst side in the league, are all gone bar a couple.
We need to spend a fair few million to turn this mess around, do I see us doing that? No. As we have already cashed in, or attempted to cash in (Dobsons case) on all our best players so far.
I just don't see how this is any different from the previous owners/windows we have had.
Everyone keeps going on about we lost 4 good players.. They have been part of a side that has finished lower half of league 1.. That is a fact! It is about the team, not individuals.
One thing for sure is, the club are putting lots of stepping stones in place, ensuring our players stay fit, we are engaging with the local community, we are setting partnerships up which allows to tap into different markets! The club is in a stronger position that it has been for the last 10 or 12 years to be successful again..
Let's see what happens between here at the end of the window..
FYI, I think May will flop at Brum, and we will be saying, that was a good bit of business..Let’s just see what happens.3 -
No evidence to suggest May will be a flop at Brum3
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I am exactly the same. I’m expecting a lot of chances to be created from Ramsey & Small this season. Dont think May scored a single header last season which probably isn’t helpful to our playing style next season.cafc_se7 said:
Sorry if you took offence, many players come and go, I for one was very happy when NJ came in. I live local to Luton, a lot of my mates are Luton fans and they think he will do well. As silly as it sounds, I wasn’t bowled over by Alfie last season. Excellent goalscorer but I do believe we need more of a presence.blackpool72 said:
Calling fellow Charlton fans bed wetters because they have concerns about how the squad is shaping up is not very nice imocafc_se7 said:
I absolutely agree with. I think a lot of the bed wetters are going to have serious egg on their faces this season.DubaiCAFC said:
Fella, it is football.. Every single club up and down the country is the same.. What a club wants to do, and putting in to action is different, you miss out on targets, players want to leave.. You can make a plan today, then tomorrow it all changes! Where has money been a stumbling block?? People's value is only as much as someone is willing to pay them!Braziliance said:
That the line that has been served up on here is along the lines of 'we are shopping in a different market now' and already 'money' is the stumbling block. We even needed money so much so, that we have sold the biggest goal threat in the league to a promotion rival, that we can't get near in terms of resources.DubaiCAFC said:
It is football... so I don't get your point!Braziliance said:DubaiCAFC said:Bit on Davies.. So he had agreed a deal to sign for us, but then for the last 10 days, he was meant to come down to complete medical and sign the contract, but every day another excuse, then late last week, he said other opportunities haver come to light, and want to explore, then asked for more money.. He well and truly f****d us about.. We move on.. It is now silly season, will be a lot of agreements but don't progress.. But that is the football industry for you..
I don't believe a word these owners say. This will be a constant thing this window. The harsh reality is, we had 4 good players last season, 3 have left/been sold, and the other is yet to sign a contract extension.
May has been sold to fund the incomings we have had, so far. It will not shock me at all if we break even this window, or thereabouts, which we cannot afford to do. We have all just witnessed one of the worst Charlton sides ever, the only ones who were stopping us from being the worst side in the league, are all gone bar a couple.
We need to spend a fair few million to turn this mess around, do I see us doing that? No. As we have already cashed in, or attempted to cash in (Dobsons case) on all our best players so far.
I just don't see how this is any different from the previous owners/windows we have had.
Everyone keeps going on about we lost 4 good players.. They have been part of a side that has finished lower half of league 1.. That is a fact! It is about the team, not individuals.
One thing for sure is, the club are putting lots of stepping stones in place, ensuring our players stay fit, we are engaging with the local community, we are setting partnerships up which allows to tap into different markets! The club is in a stronger position that it has been for the last 10 or 12 years to be successful again..
Let's see what happens between here at the end of the window..
FYI, I think May will flop at Brum, and we will be saying, that was a good bit of business..Let’s just see what happens.0 -
Older and worse than May. Perfect logic Charlton.7
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An Hungarian twitter feed on the Dobbo thread says he’s pulled out due to family reasons and is no longer in Hungary 🤔7
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Sure he knows the way to Sparrows Lane...just get y'self over there Georgie boy...🙄LargeAddick said:A twitter feed on the Dobbo thread says he’s pulled out due to family reasons and is no longer in Hungary 🤔3 -
Excellent. Good luck to everyone who hasn't been reading this thread throughout the day when they see there are 800 new posts.LargeAddick said:A twitter feed on the Dobbo thread says he’s pulled out due to family reasons and is no longer in Hungary 🤔11 -
No evidence to say he'll do well either then in that case. His record at Doncaster was 1 in 9, 1 in 2.5 at Cheltenham and roughly 1 in (slightly under) 2 at us. If he follows that trajectory he's going to score 35 goals at Brum (very unlikely) or he's going to tail off having already peaked at Cheltenham and us (more likely)cafcsinger said:No evidence to suggest May will be a flop at Brum
FWIW I think he'll score between 12 and 15 goals for them this season, but won't be their top scorer and they'll win the league. He'll then struggle in the championship and move in that January to someone else in League 11 -
I believe they will sign players a level above him.cafcsinger said:No evidence to suggest May will be a flop at Brum1 -
One against Sutton and another against PeterboroughSouthWest_Addicks said:
I am exactly the same. I’m expecting a lot of chances to be created from Ramsey & Small this season. Dont think May scored a single header last season which probably isn’t helpful to our playing style next season.cafc_se7 said:
Sorry if you took offence, many players come and go, I for one was very happy when NJ came in. I live local to Luton, a lot of my mates are Luton fans and they think he will do well. As silly as it sounds, I wasn’t bowled over by Alfie last season. Excellent goalscorer but I do believe we need more of a presence.blackpool72 said:
Calling fellow Charlton fans bed wetters because they have concerns about how the squad is shaping up is not very nice imocafc_se7 said:
I absolutely agree with. I think a lot of the bed wetters are going to have serious egg on their faces this season.DubaiCAFC said:
Fella, it is football.. Every single club up and down the country is the same.. What a club wants to do, and putting in to action is different, you miss out on targets, players want to leave.. You can make a plan today, then tomorrow it all changes! Where has money been a stumbling block?? People's value is only as much as someone is willing to pay them!Braziliance said:
That the line that has been served up on here is along the lines of 'we are shopping in a different market now' and already 'money' is the stumbling block. We even needed money so much so, that we have sold the biggest goal threat in the league to a promotion rival, that we can't get near in terms of resources.DubaiCAFC said:
It is football... so I don't get your point!Braziliance said:DubaiCAFC said:Bit on Davies.. So he had agreed a deal to sign for us, but then for the last 10 days, he was meant to come down to complete medical and sign the contract, but every day another excuse, then late last week, he said other opportunities haver come to light, and want to explore, then asked for more money.. He well and truly f****d us about.. We move on.. It is now silly season, will be a lot of agreements but don't progress.. But that is the football industry for you..
I don't believe a word these owners say. This will be a constant thing this window. The harsh reality is, we had 4 good players last season, 3 have left/been sold, and the other is yet to sign a contract extension.
May has been sold to fund the incomings we have had, so far. It will not shock me at all if we break even this window, or thereabouts, which we cannot afford to do. We have all just witnessed one of the worst Charlton sides ever, the only ones who were stopping us from being the worst side in the league, are all gone bar a couple.
We need to spend a fair few million to turn this mess around, do I see us doing that? No. As we have already cashed in, or attempted to cash in (Dobsons case) on all our best players so far.
I just don't see how this is any different from the previous owners/windows we have had.
Everyone keeps going on about we lost 4 good players.. They have been part of a side that has finished lower half of league 1.. That is a fact! It is about the team, not individuals.
One thing for sure is, the club are putting lots of stepping stones in place, ensuring our players stay fit, we are engaging with the local community, we are setting partnerships up which allows to tap into different markets! The club is in a stronger position that it has been for the last 10 or 12 years to be successful again..
Let's see what happens between here at the end of the window..
FYI, I think May will flop at Brum, and we will be saying, that was a good bit of business..Let’s just see what happens.0 - Sponsored links:
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You don’t know that.The Red Robin said:Older and worse than May. Perfect logic Charlton.1 -
Older yes, but I'm not sure someone who's been playing in the Championship for the last 4 years can be considered worse than someone who's never played in the Championship.The Red Robin said:Older and worse than May. Perfect logic Charlton.8 -
Did they hear that when they were in a Taxi?LargeAddick said:An Hungarian twitter feed on the Dobbo thread says he’s pulled out due to family reasons and is no longer in Hungary 🤔0 -
I’m not sure we’ll ever recover from losing Big Hec.7
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I'm sure there will be a website for that sort of thing if you're interested. http://goldenshowersandyoke.com/ maybe.cafc_se7 said:
I absolutely agree with you here. I think a lot of the bed wetters are going to have serious egg on their faces this season.DubaiCAFC said:
Fella, it is football.. Every single club up and down the country is the same.. What a club wants to do, and putting in to action is different, you miss out on targets, players want to leave.. You can make a plan today, then tomorrow it all changes! Where has money been a stumbling block?? People's value is only as much as someone is willing to pay them!Braziliance said:
That the line that has been served up on here is along the lines of 'we are shopping in a different market now' and already 'money' is the stumbling block. We even needed money so much so, that we have sold the biggest goal threat in the league to a promotion rival, that we can't get near in terms of resources.DubaiCAFC said:
It is football... so I don't get your point!Braziliance said:DubaiCAFC said:Bit on Davies.. So he had agreed a deal to sign for us, but then for the last 10 days, he was meant to come down to complete medical and sign the contract, but every day another excuse, then late last week, he said other opportunities haver come to light, and want to explore, then asked for more money.. He well and truly f****d us about.. We move on.. It is now silly season, will be a lot of agreements but don't progress.. But that is the football industry for you..
I don't believe a word these owners say. This will be a constant thing this window. The harsh reality is, we had 4 good players last season, 3 have left/been sold, and the other is yet to sign a contract extension.
May has been sold to fund the incomings we have had, so far. It will not shock me at all if we break even this window, or thereabouts, which we cannot afford to do. We have all just witnessed one of the worst Charlton sides ever, the only ones who were stopping us from being the worst side in the league, are all gone bar a couple.
We need to spend a fair few million to turn this mess around, do I see us doing that? No. As we have already cashed in, or attempted to cash in (Dobsons case) on all our best players so far.
I just don't see how this is any different from the previous owners/windows we have had.
Everyone keeps going on about we lost 4 good players.. They have been part of a side that has finished lower half of league 1.. That is a fact! It is about the team, not individuals.
One thing for sure is, the club are putting lots of stepping stones in place, ensuring our players stay fit, we are engaging with the local community, we are setting partnerships up which allows to tap into different markets! The club is in a stronger position that it has been for the last 10 or 12 years to be successful again..
Let's see what happens between here at the end of the window..
FYI, I think May will flop at Brum, and we will be saying, that was a good bit of business..0 -
I see the Dunning–Kruger effect is in full force with some peoples arguments and assessments of the May transfer.
Without the full facts I just don’t know how some people can be so sure of their position currently.
Personally I think we are very short at the moment, and it feels like a massive risk to move on the leagues most consistent striker to a rival for promotion.
But until we understand the full make up of the team, and how Jones has us playing, I’ll reserve saying I’m going to stop supporting Charlton.6 -
Q photo of Dobson unveiled as Millwall playerLargeAddick said:An Hungarian twitter feed on the Dobbo thread says he’s pulled out due to family reasons and is no longer in Hungary 🤔12 -
Agreed, so long as it’s the same people taking offence to being called one thing and then calling people another. I’m not sure it is.DubaiCAFC said:
Well said.thenewbie said:
Nor is calling anyone looking for a positive "happy clappers", "SMT spokesperson", "drinking the kool aid" etc. Not that I'm accusing you personally of saying those things but both "sides" of this are equally infantile at times.blackpool72 said:
Calling fellow Charlton fans bed wetters because they have concerns about how the squad is shaping up is not very nice imocafc_se7 said:
I absolutely agree with. I think a lot of the bed wetters are going to have serious egg on their faces this season.DubaiCAFC said:
Fella, it is football.. Every single club up and down the country is the same.. What a club wants to do, and putting in to action is different, you miss out on targets, players want to leave.. You can make a plan today, then tomorrow it all changes! Where has money been a stumbling block?? People's value is only as much as someone is willing to pay them!Braziliance said:
That the line that has been served up on here is along the lines of 'we are shopping in a different market now' and already 'money' is the stumbling block. We even needed money so much so, that we have sold the biggest goal threat in the league to a promotion rival, that we can't get near in terms of resources.DubaiCAFC said:
It is football... so I don't get your point!Braziliance said:DubaiCAFC said:Bit on Davies.. So he had agreed a deal to sign for us, but then for the last 10 days, he was meant to come down to complete medical and sign the contract, but every day another excuse, then late last week, he said other opportunities haver come to light, and want to explore, then asked for more money.. He well and truly f****d us about.. We move on.. It is now silly season, will be a lot of agreements but don't progress.. But that is the football industry for you..
I don't believe a word these owners say. This will be a constant thing this window. The harsh reality is, we had 4 good players last season, 3 have left/been sold, and the other is yet to sign a contract extension.
May has been sold to fund the incomings we have had, so far. It will not shock me at all if we break even this window, or thereabouts, which we cannot afford to do. We have all just witnessed one of the worst Charlton sides ever, the only ones who were stopping us from being the worst side in the league, are all gone bar a couple.
We need to spend a fair few million to turn this mess around, do I see us doing that? No. As we have already cashed in, or attempted to cash in (Dobsons case) on all our best players so far.
I just don't see how this is any different from the previous owners/windows we have had.
Everyone keeps going on about we lost 4 good players.. They have been part of a side that has finished lower half of league 1.. That is a fact! It is about the team, not individuals.
One thing for sure is, the club are putting lots of stepping stones in place, ensuring our players stay fit, we are engaging with the local community, we are setting partnerships up which allows to tap into different markets! The club is in a stronger position that it has been for the last 10 or 12 years to be successful again..
Let's see what happens between here at the end of the window..
FYI, I think May will flop at Brum, and we will be saying, that was a good bit of business..
It is funny though isn't if you do call them that, you are seen as the bad person... But they are happy to have a pop!0 -
I know everyone is disappointed about May leaving , I am too but peeps saying Godden is to old do we not remember Garry Nelson , he was amazing and experienced at around same age as Godden in a higher league too , let's see what happens3
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Interesting Godden played for both Ebbsfleet and Dartford before getting his break in league football4
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I think it’s likely that he doesn’t do that well, I’m not sure their new manager will set up the team or play the style required to get the best out of him. At Huddersfield he’d have scored 20+, with us he probably would as well, at Birmingham I am less certainDubaiCAFC said:
Fella, it is football.. Every single club up and down the country is the same.. What a club wants to do, and putting in to action is different, you miss out on targets, players want to leave.. You can make a plan today, then tomorrow it all changes! Where has money been a stumbling block?? People's value is only as much as someone is willing to pay them!Braziliance said:
That the line that has been served up on here is along the lines of 'we are shopping in a different market now' and already 'money' is the stumbling block. We even needed money so much so, that we have sold the biggest goal threat in the league to a promotion rival, that we can't get near in terms of resources.DubaiCAFC said:
It is football... so I don't get your point!Braziliance said:DubaiCAFC said:Bit on Davies.. So he had agreed a deal to sign for us, but then for the last 10 days, he was meant to come down to complete medical and sign the contract, but every day another excuse, then late last week, he said other opportunities haver come to light, and want to explore, then asked for more money.. He well and truly f****d us about.. We move on.. It is now silly season, will be a lot of agreements but don't progress.. But that is the football industry for you..
I don't believe a word these owners say. This will be a constant thing this window. The harsh reality is, we had 4 good players last season, 3 have left/been sold, and the other is yet to sign a contract extension.
May has been sold to fund the incomings we have had, so far. It will not shock me at all if we break even this window, or thereabouts, which we cannot afford to do. We have all just witnessed one of the worst Charlton sides ever, the only ones who were stopping us from being the worst side in the league, are all gone bar a couple.
We need to spend a fair few million to turn this mess around, do I see us doing that? No. As we have already cashed in, or attempted to cash in (Dobsons case) on all our best players so far.
I just don't see how this is any different from the previous owners/windows we have had.
Everyone keeps going on about we lost 4 good players.. They have been part of a side that has finished lower half of league 1.. That is a fact! It is about the team, not individuals.
One thing for sure is, the club are putting lots of stepping stones in place, ensuring our players stay fit, we are engaging with the local community, we are setting partnerships up which allows to tap into different markets! The club is in a stronger position that it has been for the last 10 or 12 years to be successful again.. Appointed a manager who can get us out of this league, and take us on.
Yes, they didn't get everything right at the start, but they have taken that on board, and make changes..
Let's see what happens between here at the end of the window..
FYI, I think May will flop at Brum, and we will be saying, that was a good bit of business..
Even if he doesn’t do well there, that doesn’t mean it was a good bit of business if we then finish 12th ourselves. We know May can score 20+ at this level playing for us. For selling him to be a success, the team needs to score as many (or more) goals than last season and also finish in the top 60 -
Nelson was 30 years old when he joined Charlton and was 35 when he left for TorquayCalloutyejam85 said:I know everyone is disappointed about May leaving , I am too but peeps saying Godden is to old do we not remember Garry Nelson , he was amazing and experienced at around same age as Godden in a higher league too , let's see what happens1 -
Signing for Birmingham?Valley11 said:
Q photo of Dobson unveiled as Millwall playerLargeAddick said:An Hungarian twitter feed on the Dobbo thread says he’s pulled out due to family reasons and is no longer in Hungary 🤔3 -
And played more games for us than for anyone else in his long career.shirty5 said:
Nelson was 30 years old when he joined Charlton and was 35 when he left for TorquayCalloutyejam85 said:I know everyone is disappointed about May leaving , I am too but peeps saying Godden is to old do we not remember Garry Nelson , he was amazing and experienced at around same age as Godden in a higher league too , let's see what happens1 -
Only Charlton....get rid of your top goal scorer and left with 2 crocks up top......10
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Leaburn is not a crock. He got injured by a very bad tackle in pre-season last year & on his comeback done his hamstring...which many many players have done in their careers.ct_addick said:Only Charlton....get rid of your top goal scorer and left with 2 crocks up top.
If we brought in both Godden & Ahadme then I'd not be worried about our forward line at all.
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Who said he is worse? Has May played in the premiership or the championship?The Red Robin said:Older and worse than May. Perfect logic Charlton.3 -
Hear May is singing Wednesday2
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Nor me. Midfield, defence and Goalkeeper would still put the fear in me though!golfaddick said:
Leaburn is not a crock. He got injured by a very bad tackle in pre-season last year & on his comeback done his hamstring...which many many players have done in their careers.ct_addick said:Only Charlton....get rid of your top goal scorer and left with 2 crocks up top.
If we brought in both Godden & Ahadme then I'd not be worried about our forward line at all.0 -
They keep closing the bloody transfer window without us knowing ..ct_addick said:Only Charlton....get rid of your top goal scorer and left with 2 crocks up top......0
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