Charlton / L1 - January 2019 Transfer Rumours (ed, deadline day starts p98)
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I'm fairly sure we've already enquired about the availability of Nketiah for next season4
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Wasnt he someone that Bowyer wanted Pre-Season or was that Robinson last year who said he wanted Nketiah instead of Mavididi?cafcfan1990 said:Not a rumour but I would like to see us go in for Eddie Nketiah. Local lad and knows where the net is. A gamble obviously but would prefer him to Ajose.
I'm certain that we enquired about Reiss Nelson this summer thats for sure1 -
I enquired about the availability of Candice Swanepoel too... About as likely to happen.ForeverAddickted said:
I'm certain that we enquired about Reiss Nelson this summer thats for surecafcfan1990 said:Not a rumour but I would like to see us go in for Eddie Nketiah. Local lad and knows where the net is. A gamble obviously but would prefer him to Ajose.
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Hey,Hey. Be careful. Our Goalkeeping Coach Andy Marshall started his career at Norwich.Henry Irving said:
It's the advantage they have having six fingerskillerandflash said:
Do Norwich have a goalkeeping factory up there, the number of keepers they produce!OhEddieYouds said:Sounds like Chris Maxwell would be our preferred keeper signing but if he goes to Bristol City, we'll go for Remi Matthews:
https://www.londonnewsonline.co.uk/charlton-athletic-eye-loan-deal-for-preston-north-end-goalkeeper-but-norwich-city-man-could-also-come-into-the-reckoning/0 -
Norwich have produced some descent goalkeepers over the years.
The one our more mature (old) posters will remember was Kevin Keelan who kept goal for Norwich for years.1 -
Wow, that's a name from the past. A very good keeper.JohnfromNorfolk said:Norwich have produced some descent goalkeepers over the years.
The one our more mature (old) posters will remember was Kevin Keelan who kept goal for Norwich for years.0 -
Born in India, played at the New England Tea Men with Mick Flanagan.robinofottershaw said:
Wow, that's a name from the past. A very good keeper.JohnfromNorfolk said:Norwich have produced some descent goalkeepers over the years.
The one our more mature (old) posters will remember was Kevin Keelan who kept goal for Norwich for years.
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Yeah we would have had no chance of Nelson but worth a question I guess.ForeverAddickted said:
Wasnt he someone that Bowyer wanted Pre-Season or was that Robinson last year who said he wanted Nketiah instead of Mavididi?cafcfan1990 said:Not a rumour but I would like to see us go in for Eddie Nketiah. Local lad and knows where the net is. A gamble obviously but would prefer him to Ajose.
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Norwich signed him in 1963 and he played for 17 seasons making 238 appearances for them.LargeAddick said:
Born in India, played at the New England Tea Men with Mick Flanagan.robinofottershaw said:
Wow, that's a name from the past. A very good keeper.JohnfromNorfolk said:Norwich have produced some descent goalkeepers over the years.
The one our more mature (old) posters will remember was Kevin Keelan who kept goal for Norwich for years.0 - Sponsored links:
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Jonny Williams has been hurt so often he has not played more than 13 league matches in a season in 7 years, including stints at MK Dons. I contend this will wind up being about as beneficial to us as the Mark Marshall transfer, and for the same reasons. First law of transfers... injury-prone players remain injury-prone players. Maybe someday we will learn.2
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Gunn was a very good keeper.JohnfromNorfolk said:Norwich have produced some descent goalkeepers over the years.
The one our more mature (old) posters will remember was Kevin Keelan who kept goal for Norwich for years.1 -
If he plays our next 12 games then Aribo, Lapslie, Cullen and Reeves will all be back fit and I dare say he will have done more in those games than Marshall would have. Sure he is a risk but if he stays fit all season he will be great and if he stays fit for 6 weeks he will have done a jobNapaAddick said:Jonny Williams has been hurt so often he has not played more than 13 league matches in a season in 7 years, including stints at MK Dons. I contend this will wind up being about as beneficial to us as the Mark Marshall transfer, and for the same reasons. First law of transfers... injury-prone players remain injury-prone players. Maybe someday we will learn.
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Apart from 2015-16 when he played 24 league gamesNapaAddick said:Jonny Williams has been hurt so often he has not played more than 13 league matches in a season in 7 years, including stints at MK Dons. I contend this will wind up being about as beneficial to us as the Mark Marshall transfer, and for the same reasons. First law of transfers... injury-prone players remain injury-prone players. Maybe someday we will learn.
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Doesn't necessarily mean anything, right now. Football isn't always about statistics or averages ....... they rarely tell the whole story.NapaAddick said:Jonny Williams has been hurt so often he has not played more than 13 league matches in a season in 7 years, including stints at MK Dons. I contend this will wind up being about as beneficial to us as the Mark Marshall transfer, and for the same reasons. First law of transfers... injury-prone players remain injury-prone players. Maybe someday we will learn.
Footballers are real people, mostly with big desire and determination, that's why they've made it so far in the game.
Every single player in the game is vulnerable to a bad injury.
Some are given injections to keep them playing despite the injury they are carrying, and which can often cause delayed recovery or even permanent damage. Many are pushed back into playing without the injury being fully healed and surprise, the injury flares up again.
In any case, Jonny Williams has been fit and playing all season ...... he just couldn't break into a Prem 1st team, with the quality of player in front of him. That doesn't make him a bad player or even "injury prone" - and he passed his CAFC medical, didn't he?
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JW played in a Euro Championships semi-final a couple of years ago, he is certainly good enough to play for Charlton in League One. If he hadn't had injury problems he would be playing week in week out at a top championship club or higher that is for certain.Oggy Red said:
Doesn't necessarily mean anything, right now. Football isn't always about statistics or averages ....... they rarely tell the whole story.NapaAddick said:Jonny Williams has been hurt so often he has not played more than 13 league matches in a season in 7 years, including stints at MK Dons. I contend this will wind up being about as beneficial to us as the Mark Marshall transfer, and for the same reasons. First law of transfers... injury-prone players remain injury-prone players. Maybe someday we will learn.
Footballers are real people, mostly with big desire and determination, that's why they've made it so far in the game.
Every single player in the game is vulnerable to a bad injury.
Some are given injections to keep them playing despite the injury they are carrying, and which can often cause delayed recovery or even permanent damage. Many are pushed back into playing without the injury being fully healed and surprise, the injury flares up again.
In any case, Jonny Williams has been fit and playing all season ...... he just couldn't break into a Prem 1st team, with the quality of player in front of him. That doesn't make him a bad player or even "injury prone" - and he passed his CAFC medical, didn't he?3 -
We’ve signed a few injury prone players over the last few years who have passed the CAFC medical. Maybe the medical needs to include other activities other than can you hop on one leg for 30 secondsOggy Red said:
Doesn't necessarily mean anything, right now. Football isn't always about statistics or averages ....... they rarely tell the whole story.NapaAddick said:Jonny Williams has been hurt so often he has not played more than 13 league matches in a season in 7 years, including stints at MK Dons. I contend this will wind up being about as beneficial to us as the Mark Marshall transfer, and for the same reasons. First law of transfers... injury-prone players remain injury-prone players. Maybe someday we will learn.
Footballers are real people, mostly with big desire and determination, that's why they've made it so far in the game.
Every single player in the game is vulnerable to a bad injury.
Some are given injections to keep them playing despite the injury they are carrying, and which can often cause delayed recovery or even permanent damage. Many are pushed back into playing without the injury being fully healed and surprise, the injury flares up again.
In any case, Jonny Williams has been fit and playing all season ...... he just couldn't break into a Prem 1st team, with the quality of player in front of him. That doesn't make him a bad player or even "injury prone" - and he passed his CAFC medical, didn't he?0 -
Also correct me if I'm wrong but last year his injury was a dislocated shoulder? Not exactly the most recurring injury in football.
Add that to him supposedly playing most u23 games this year, although I do realise u23 is less physical but fingers crossed it's a good sign.1 -
Apart from Cullen & Vetokele in the same game!LTKapal said:Also correct me if I'm wrong but last year his injury was a dislocated shoulder? Not exactly the most recurring injury in football.
Add that to him supposedly playing most u23 games this year, although I do realise u23 is less physical but fingers crossed it's a good sign.
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Once you have dislocated a shoulder it’s more likely to be dislocated again.LTKapal said:Also correct me if I'm wrong but last year his injury was a dislocated shoulder? Not exactly the most recurring injury in football.
Add that to him supposedly playing most u23 games this year, although I do realise u23 is less physical but fingers crossed it's a good sign.
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Just put super glue in itShootersHillGuru said:
Once you have dislocated a shoulder it’s more likely to be dislocated again.LTKapal said:Also correct me if I'm wrong but last year his injury was a dislocated shoulder? Not exactly the most recurring injury in football.
Add that to him supposedly playing most u23 games this year, although I do realise u23 is less physical but fingers crossed it's a good sign.0 -
Derek Ufton was a good example of this.ShootersHillGuru said:
Once you have dislocated a shoulder it’s more likely to be dislocated again.LTKapal said:Also correct me if I'm wrong but last year his injury was a dislocated shoulder? Not exactly the most recurring injury in football.
Add that to him supposedly playing most u23 games this year, although I do realise u23 is less physical but fingers crossed it's a good sign.1 -
This would probably work but only if you only wanted subsequent arm movement like Action Man.AdTheAddicK said:
Just put super glue in itShootersHillGuru said:
Once you have dislocated a shoulder it’s more likely to be dislocated again.LTKapal said:Also correct me if I'm wrong but last year his injury was a dislocated shoulder? Not exactly the most recurring injury in football.
Add that to him supposedly playing most u23 games this year, although I do realise u23 is less physical but fingers crossed it's a good sign.
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he looked very action manlike on Saturday0
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I dislocated mine and it popped out a few times until I had an operation.Starinnaddick said:
Derek Ufton was a good example of this.ShootersHillGuru said:
Once you have dislocated a shoulder it’s more likely to be dislocated again.LTKapal said:Also correct me if I'm wrong but last year his injury was a dislocated shoulder? Not exactly the most recurring injury in football.
Add that to him supposedly playing most u23 games this year, although I do realise u23 is less physical but fingers crossed it's a good sign.
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The Maxwell rumour is on Sky now.0
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Bauer to Villa.1
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By Jim white?Richard J said:The Maxwell rumour is on Sky now.
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