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Deadline Day from Pg.641 - Summer 2025 Charlton Athletic Transfer Rumours
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Well despite your remark what I said is a possible if remote thing that might happen in this universe.Woodwork said:
Maths does support the possible existence of parallel universes.jose said:I wonder if there could be circumstances where we lose Small and Campbell, but they are replaced by Rak Saki and Offiah.
It probably depends on money.
Maybe you think Offiah and Rak Saki are definite Premiership players next season.0 -
Recent performances around 2 mill…like Small delivery is very inconsistentPWADDICK said:
3-4 milcarly burn said:What do we reckon on TC's current value in the transfer market?1 -
Not in a dark alley late at night.Richard J said:Tottenham are expected to release Fraser Forster.
Would he be worth approaching?9 -
Oh I agree, was more talking about TC, Ramsay etc. anyone we want to keep should only be sold for silly moneythenewbie said:
Disagree, it's harsh but frankly a lot of the players who were good enough to be squad players in League One won't be good enough at Championship level. A Mitchell, AMB, Taylor etc would all be moved on and upgraded in an ideal world honestly. If money wasn't an issue and you could guarantee better quality coming in you might even be adding the likes of Doherty and Berry to that.NabySarr said:Unless it’s a huge offer of more than 6 or 7 million, which could be huge for strengthening our squad to stay up, we shouldn’t be selling anyone
I don't for a minute think that all the above WILL be sold but if the right offer came in and we had the right replacement lined up I'd not hang on to any of them.
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If anyone buys TC (or signs Small) it’ll be for his potential as well as what he offers now. No chance we sell him for only £2m.RonnieMoore said:
Recent performances around 2 mill…like Small delivery is very inconsistentPWADDICK said:
3-4 milcarly burn said:What do we reckon on TC's current value in the transfer market?0 -
Considering we sold burstow for 1.6M we should at least be holding out double that for TC13
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I was told we weee offered £2m for TC about 6 months ago and this is why we had to go up to keep him. That offer was seen as enough to make the owners sit up and listen as a league 1 clubthat value will only increase in the championship.
admittedly he wasn’t great in the playoffs but he has blistering acceleration and pace and can comfortably beat his man. The passing and crossing can be worked on but you can’t teach pace.
He will definitely increase in value if he starts the season even remotely well and I think he will. he’s a genuine asset to us and talk of selling him at the moment is just a bit daft45 -
^^^ I can’t believe the amount of fans who’d be willing to sell TC. Unproven yet above League One level but I believe he can step up.15
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I had doubts before the play-offs that TC would perform because he's such a shy bloke and I don't think he benefits from the big occasions. But we'd have been lost without him this season and he's still only 21. He can get a lot better.4
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Dream onPWADDICK said:
3-4 milcarly burn said:What do we reckon on TC's current value in the transfer market?0 - Sponsored links:
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Remember we signed Ramsay from Harrogate ! .. he admittedly had a good start at Chelsea etc, BUT there must be more rough diamonds in the lower leagues that we can find to polish2
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No. But you would be looking at smashing the wage structure, as well as blowing most of the extra tv money on a transfer fee for RS.jose said:
Well despite your remark what I said is a possible if remote thing that might happen in this universe.Woodwork said:
Maths does support the possible existence of parallel universes.jose said:I wonder if there could be circumstances where we lose Small and Campbell, but they are replaced by Rak Saki and Offiah.
It probably depends on money.
Maybe you think Offiah and Rak Saki are definite Premiership players next season.1 -
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In what parallel universe are you living?ecclesaddick said:T C gone Sam Smith in ?2 -
He's come on such leaps and bounds since last season as well.Chunes said:I had doubts before the play-offs that TC would perform because he's such a shy bloke and I don't think he benefits from the big occasions. But we'd have been lost without him this season and he's still only 21. He can get a lot better.
Feel like Campbell has improved as a player in each of the three years he's been with us, its why I was so concerned when he seemingly went backwards under Appleton. He's not reached his potential yet1 -
I think you’re underestimating how much money Championship clubs spend. This won’t be completely accurate but gives a good idea.Bedsaddick said:
Dream onPWADDICK said:
3-4 milcarly burn said:What do we reckon on TC's current value in the transfer market?
A promising young winger/striker can easily go for that sort of money, and a decent season in the Championship will mean he’s worth even more.
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Pre-match entertainment wont pay for itselfLargeAddick said:
In what parallel universe are you living?ecclesaddick said:T C gone Sam Smith in ?0 -
Even if TC doesn’t start the season well he shouldn’t be written off (though based on this thread he probably will). He’s easily going to develop into a player that can play at that level, why sell him before he’s reached that potential?4
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cafcsinger said:Donley or Louie Barry on loan are two potentially realistic loan signings who would be good.
Good shout Singer:
Stockport didn't miss Louie Barry initially but at the business end with the play offs they did miss his extra class. A bona fide Champ player at least who may have a higher ceiling.
In nearly every game 5 subs will be used by Charlton out of the pick from 9 with forwards and Midfielders mainly as Godden will run himself into the ground for 65 minutes and so will TC who will definitely find Championship defenders even better at closing him down. 30 games by Miles Leaburn from the bench or starting, with performances like Wycombe at home in the League would be advantageous 👏🏼
It looks a good quality Championship in 25/26 and we need to finish above teams like Oxford, Portsmouth, and I'm going to say it Wrexham, who after 3 promotions in a row will surely start to plateau soon. 🤞🏻
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Barry is currently recovering from a knee ligament injury .. this is taken from Hull Live .. quote ..soapboxsam said:cafcsinger said:Donley or Louie Barry on loan are two potentially realistic loan signings who would be good.
Good shout Singer:
Stockport didn't miss Louie Barry initially but at the business end with the play offs they did miss his extra class. A bona fide Champ player at least who may have a higher ceiling.
In nearly every game 5 subs will be used by Charlton out of the pick from 9 with forwards and Midfielders mainly as Godden will run himself into the ground for 65 minutes and so will TC who will definitely find Championship defenders even better at closing him down. 30 games by Miles Leaburn from the bench or starting, with performances like Wycombe at home in the League would be advantageous 👏🏼
It looks a good quality Championship in 25/26 and we need to finish above teams like Oxford, Portsmouth, and I'm going to say it Wrexham, who after 3 promotions in a row will surely start to plateau soon. 🤞🏻
City have not ruled out trying to get the youngster back for next season, but will wait to see how he progresses in his recovery over the summer before making a decision, sources have told Hull Live. Championship rivals Birmingham City and Derby County are said to be big admirers of the player.0 -
Swisdom said:I was told we weee offered £2m for TC about 6 months ago and this is why we had to go up to keep him. That offer was seen as enough to make the owners sit up and listen as a league 1 clubthat value will only increase in the championship.
admittedly he wasn’t great in the playoffs but he has blistering acceleration and pace and can comfortably beat his man. The passing and crossing can be worked on but you can’t teach pace.
He will definitely increase in value if he starts the season even remotely well and I think he will. he’s a genuine asset to us and talk of selling him at the moment is just a bit daft
Yes 2 million at that time sound about the figure that would be offered (far too low) after his improved form and the 3 games when be scored twice and was on fire.
"The value will only increase in the Championship" ?
That is the hope but it's really an unknown which of our Players will step up and which ones won't.
Ramsey is my favourite to look comfortable in the Championship even more than Lloyd but he might not always be able to correct his own mistakes which happened in League 1 when his pace and class meant he could always rescue a missed tackle or stray pass himself.
The king of the blocks 👏🏼
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I agree but we also do not have time in the championship for him to find his feet, yes he is very quick but as shown in the last five/six games once a defender has got his mark he goes missing plus championship defenders are much better than league one, I feel once they have his number that's him out the game,Garrymanilow said:We do have to remember though that it's only because of TC that we ever properly found our groove. There is nothing more important to our team than the pace and width that the likes of TC and Small force. It might be one thing to sell TC but we would have to replace him with a lightning fast winger/striker with the physical strength to hold the ball, the ability to finish chances and the strength to get kicked and keep going. Those don't commonly exist so we'd probably have to make one ourselves. That's what we did with TC; he put the work in over the summer to build his physique and then spent pre-season and the league matches that followed figuring out the striker role before being allowed to pull wider and working out how to link up better with his wingback, developing his far-post finishing and helping us develop a whole new dimension to our play. Realistically are there people we can afford to sign who can offer all that, and assuming not do we have time in the Championship to take a winger from someone else and try and turn him into the next TC starting from scratch? Easier to do that when you're playing the likes of Burton and Northampton not Leicester and Sheffield United. I think we'd be mad to sell him whatever the fee
he has to improve his first touch, he gets knocked over easily without getting many fouls given and to only
produce one assist all season just is not good enough, I am not saying sell him but I believe it is a position
we really need to be looking at.0 -
Of course I get where you’re coming from and you are right that there are gems out there but I’m really hoping we are not shopping in League two or for that matter not too much in league one either. We need experience at a level most of our current 15 have never experienced.Lincsaddick said:Remember we signed Ramsay from Harrogate ! .. he admittedly had a good start at Chelsea etc, BUT there must be more rough diamonds in the lower leagues that we can find to polish0 -
Have to also remember for every 1 Kayne Ramsay there 10 Gilbey’s Lavelle Kirk’s etc. recruiting from below banking on potential is too risky for the stage we’re at could get away with it as a consistent championship midtable team but when u need to stay up we need players we know are ready and can do it3
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I think Ramsay is a bit different as he had fallen down to that level from a premier league academy, similar with Thierry Small really. Those are the kind of signings I’d be very happy to see us make, young players that have had to drop down to find their feet but are capable of playing much higherCrispywood said:Have to also remember for every 1 Kayne Ramsay there 10 Gilbey’s Lavelle Kirk’s etc. recruiting from below banking on potential is too risky for the stage we’re at could get away with it as a consistent championship midtable team but when u need to stay up we need players we know are ready and can do it
Agree on the likes of Gilbey, Kirk, Lavelle etc anyone that hasn’t been above that level before should probably be ignored now2 -
Build a proper Scouting network and we'll know which players are worth taking the risk on, and which are not - Having Phil Chapple in, with his knowledge (that others have mentioned) will hopefully be gold dust for us... You'd also hope that Andy Scott, whilst not the best as Head of Recruitment, built up and left us a number of scouts who can pass along any players that we'd have previously missed out on.Crispywood said:Have to also remember for every 1 Kayne Ramsay there 10 Gilbey’s Lavelle Kirk’s etc. recruiting from below banking on potential is too risky for the stage we’re at could get away with it as a consistent championship midtable team but when u need to stay up we need players we know are ready and can do it
A bit like the Physio department, these are small sections of the club that have been ignored for the last decade because we've followed more bizarre processes with either Driesen / Martin Sandgaard's approach.3 -
Very CurbishleyNabySarr said:
I think Ramsay is a bit different as he had fallen down to that level from a premier league academy, similar with Thierry Small really. Those are the kind of signings I’d be very happy to see us make, young players that have had to drop down to find their feet but are capable of playing much higherCrispywood said:Have to also remember for every 1 Kayne Ramsay there 10 Gilbey’s Lavelle Kirk’s etc. recruiting from below banking on potential is too risky for the stage we’re at could get away with it as a consistent championship midtable team but when u need to stay up we need players we know are ready and can do it
Agree on the likes of Gilbey, Kirk, Lavelle etc anyone that hasn’t been above that level before should probably be ignored now2 -
Madness suggesting selling TC. We might be in a position for once where we can keep our best players and build on it rather than go up and need to replace them3
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None of our better players will look comfortable in the Championship without signings across the board.Valuations will only grow if the team competes (I don’t mean challenge for promotion just not look like relegation fodder).I’m sure NJ knows who he wants but we have to wait to see if the club can get them.3
