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Summer 2019 Transfer Rumours (ed. Pg 296 - Start of Deadline Day)
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Haggis.Braziliance said:
Cmon mate give us some gos, what did he have in his basketBR7_addick said:Pushed him for an answer just got laughter, happy for a chat though nice lad, Sainsbury’s Chislehurst so I can confirm he’s not in Glasgow!
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I think they're after Freddie Ladapo mate. Apparently Sunderland and Pompey both put in a 500k bid, Pompey only didn't sign him due to wage demands.cfgs said:
I wouldn't be surprised to see Eaves at Sunderland next season as they lacked a decent striker.Braziliance said:Richard Cawley dismissing Eaves is concerning imo, as much as I'm joking about saying I'm his number 1 fan it is most definitely the best we can do with our sort of transfer policy.
People are saying could Eaves make the step up, that quite literally applies to our whole squad. Will Taylor? Chances are yes but it's not a guarantee. Also the comments about play style are naff, we will not be able to replicate last season's playstyle. If Aribo goes (looking likely) then that's all 3 of our midfielders that allowed us to play such a dynamic fast paced game gone. How will we even begin to replace them. That's a striker on a free who has scored 20+? Two seasons on the spin in a league below and we are priced out.
I just don't see how we can do any better, most of the strikers who have his strike rate in the leagues below command a fee which we won't pay aka John Marquis, we can't afford a player in the same league as us so we will have to look to the loan market which could effect our whole pre season. Crap news imo, I'm as confident he would have performed for us as I was Taylor.
I think the most likely destination for Eaves will be Pompey, will suit Jacketts football and they need a striker.
Edit: and just like that Pompey have signed a striker
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Norwood would have fit the Bowyer criteria, hard worker and lots of energy, helps he seems like he has a bit about him as well, top signing for Ipswich.Froggy66 said:Braziliance said:Richard Cawley dismissing Eaves is concerning imo, as much as I'm joking about saying I'm his number 1 fan it is most definitely the best we can do with our sort of transfer policy.
People are saying could Eaves make the step up, that quite literally applies to our whole squad. Will Taylor? Chances are yes but it's not a guarantee. Also the comments about play style are naff, we will not be able to replicate last season's playstyle. If Aribo goes (looking likely) then that's all 3 of our midfielders that allowed us to play such a dynamic fast paced game gone. How will we even begin to replace them. That's a striker on a free who has scored 20+? Two seasons on the spin in a league below and we are priced out.
I just don't see how we can do any better, most of the strikers who have his strike rate in the leagues below command a fee which we won't pay aka John Marquis, we can't afford a player in the same league as us so we will have to look to the loan market which could effect our whole pre season. Crap news imo, I'm as confident he would have performed for us as I was Taylor.I've have said Norwood would have been a better bet but we missed the boat. Ipswich seem to be hoovering up the best "free" transfers in a bid to come straight back.
If we had decent ownership we probably could have got both and then that lets us bed Bonne in similar to Morgan rather than having to start him next season which at judging by everything we have seen and heard looks to be the case0 -
A) Roland will have sold so wont get sale cash but will bare some of the wages until he sells so not nec a great business decision for himNapaAddick said:I am surprised this is a problem at all with Aribo. Get him on 2 years at 20K per week. Then sell him this time next year for £2-7M. Pays for itself many times over, we get money to spend when he leaves, and we probably stay up. Win, win, win. Roland looks too much at cost now and not value over time.
B ) other players will want / expect similar
C) Aribo could pick up a terrible injury first game and not recover
D) he has never played Champ level and could still flop.
I want Aribo to stay but £20k pw = £1M per year = c7% of the clubs expected turnover and over 10% if relegated come end of season. It is interesting to read how easily people spend others money!
RD is a prat who has made plenty of bad decisions and if i was owner and had funds i would likely take a punt on Aribo making him an offer to encourage him to stay but it is not a one way bet1 -
Van dijkEast_Stand_Loopy said:
In recent years, how many players have played in Scotland, moved to England, and been a success?Kinsella87 said:
Bowyer does make sense, but I think Gerrard willCallumcafc said:
be saying the exact same thing, that he can learn and develop further with them, but on a better salary.
The days of Dalglish, Hanson, Gemmill et al have long gone.
Case in point? Tony Watt...
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Dembele - ended up in France but still
tbf they are all from Celtic though! None from ranges I can think of at all...0 -
Young arsenal striker on loan is what ive heard. No name tho sorry2
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Athletico Charlton said:
A) Roland will have sold so wont get sale cash but will bare some of the wages until he sells so not nec a great business decision for himNapaAddick said:I am surprised this is a problem at all with Aribo. Get him on 2 years at 20K per week. Then sell him this time next year for £2-7M. Pays for itself many times over, we get money to spend when he leaves, and we probably stay up. Win, win, win. Roland looks too much at cost now and not value over time.
other players will want / expect similar
C) Aribo could pick up a terrible injury first game and not recover
D) he has never played Champ level and could still flop.
I want Aribo to stay but £20k pw = £1M per year = c7% of the clubs expected turnover and over 10% if relegated come end of season. It is interesting to read how easily people spend others money!
RD is a prat who has made plenty of bad decisions and if i was owner and had funds i would likely take a punt on Aribo making him an offer to encourage him to stay but it is not a one way bet.
Well said
People seem to forget that this buy cheap players, pay high wages and sell on was his original model and got us Polish Pete, Sarr, Ajose, etc, etc
Now he's lost £65m+ he gone to the other extreme of paying bare minimum.
The time to sign up Aribo was last summer but Roland even managed to mess that up by offering 50% less than the first offer. Aribo called his bluff and didn't sign.
All Duchatelet's fault for thinking he knew better than all the other owners and could employ Meire and Driesen and Fraye and still be a success.0 -
What's he going to have on the back of his shirt?orpingtonRED said:Young arsenal striker on loan is what ive heard. No name tho sorry9 -
Doing some more diggingTalal said:
What's he going to have on the back of his shirt?orpingtonRED said:Young arsenal striker on loan is what ive heard. No name tho sorry0 -
With different owners I doubt we'd have been after a striker who's only ever done it at L2/National level.Braziliance said:
Norwood would have fit the Bowyer criteria, hard worker and lots of energy, helps he seems like he has a bit about him as well, top signing for Ipswich.Froggy66 said:Braziliance said:Richard Cawley dismissing Eaves is concerning imo, as much as I'm joking about saying I'm his number 1 fan it is most definitely the best we can do with our sort of transfer policy.
People are saying could Eaves make the step up, that quite literally applies to our whole squad. Will Taylor? Chances are yes but it's not a guarantee. Also the comments about play style are naff, we will not be able to replicate last season's playstyle. If Aribo goes (looking likely) then that's all 3 of our midfielders that allowed us to play such a dynamic fast paced game gone. How will we even begin to replace them. That's a striker on a free who has scored 20+? Two seasons on the spin in a league below and we are priced out.
I just don't see how we can do any better, most of the strikers who have his strike rate in the leagues below command a fee which we won't pay aka John Marquis, we can't afford a player in the same league as us so we will have to look to the loan market which could effect our whole pre season. Crap news imo, I'm as confident he would have performed for us as I was Taylor.I've have said Norwood would have been a better bet but we missed the boat. Ipswich seem to be hoovering up the best "free" transfers in a bid to come straight back.
If we had decent ownership we probably could have got both and then that lets us bed Bonne in similar to Morgan rather than having to start him next season which at judging by everything we have seen and heard looks to be the case1 - Sponsored links:
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NketiahorpingtonRED said:Young arsenal striker on loan is what ive heard. No name tho sorry0 -
Might end up having Bow and JJ as player coaches by the look of things!0
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I don't know. I don't think there is much wrong with signings at that level, they simply just can't be expected to play first team football though. He should be bedded in via carabao cup games, u23s etc. If we start him next season it's not greatkillerandflash said:
With different owners I doubt we'd have been after a striker who's only ever done it at L2/National level.Braziliance said:
Norwood would have fit the Bowyer criteria, hard worker and lots of energy, helps he seems like he has a bit about him as well, top signing for Ipswich.Froggy66 said:Braziliance said:Richard Cawley dismissing Eaves is concerning imo, as much as I'm joking about saying I'm his number 1 fan it is most definitely the best we can do with our sort of transfer policy.
People are saying could Eaves make the step up, that quite literally applies to our whole squad. Will Taylor? Chances are yes but it's not a guarantee. Also the comments about play style are naff, we will not be able to replicate last season's playstyle. If Aribo goes (looking likely) then that's all 3 of our midfielders that allowed us to play such a dynamic fast paced game gone. How will we even begin to replace them. That's a striker on a free who has scored 20+? Two seasons on the spin in a league below and we are priced out.
I just don't see how we can do any better, most of the strikers who have his strike rate in the leagues below command a fee which we won't pay aka John Marquis, we can't afford a player in the same league as us so we will have to look to the loan market which could effect our whole pre season. Crap news imo, I'm as confident he would have performed for us as I was Taylor.I've have said Norwood would have been a better bet but we missed the boat. Ipswich seem to be hoovering up the best "free" transfers in a bid to come straight back.
If we had decent ownership we probably could have got both and then that lets us bed Bonne in similar to Morgan rather than having to start him next season which at judging by everything we have seen and heard looks to be the case0 -
It was no surprise that Eaves was "injured" when we played them at our place and could only make the bench when at theirs.0
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Plus - I imagine a £20k per week contract will make it harder for potential buyers to afford him. He would undoubtedly be looking for £25k minimum to move and that could reduce the market for him significantly when the time is right to move him on.Athletico Charlton said:
A) Roland will have sold so wont get sale cash but will bare some of the wages until he sells so not nec a great business decision for himNapaAddick said:I am surprised this is a problem at all with Aribo. Get him on 2 years at 20K per week. Then sell him this time next year for £2-7M. Pays for itself many times over, we get money to spend when he leaves, and we probably stay up. Win, win, win. Roland looks too much at cost now and not value over time.
B ) other players will want / expect similar
C) Aribo could pick up a terrible injury first game and not recover
D) he has never played Champ level and could still flop.
I want Aribo to stay but £20k pw = £1M per year = c7% of the clubs expected turnover and over 10% if relegated come end of season. It is interesting to read how easily people spend others money!
RD is a prat who has made plenty of bad decisions and if i was owner and had funds i would likely take a punt on Aribo making him an offer to encourage him to stay but it is not a one way bet0 -
Behave, give them a chance mate....Kinsella87 said:Might end up having Bow and JJ as player coaches by the look of things!0 -
May I just say that I hate Roland with a passion.
The Feel good factor that we had following beating Sunderland could have carried us to God knows where with a decent owner.
Within a few short weeks that has all changed.
Thanks Roland.
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Plenty of time. We have one in the door. Many clubs have signed no one yet. We do need more than most I trust them to get it done0
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No news on Aribo is bad news I think.0
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How many other teams have a budget fit for the League below though? With just about enough players to put an XI out?Callumcafc said:Plenty of time. We have one in the door. Many clubs have signed no one yet. We do need more than most I trust them to get it done0 -
Let’s face the reality here. We will start the season with an inadequate squad just like we have pretty much every season under Duchatelet. We might get lucky again to boost the numbers late on but equally we might not.7
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Can’t remember what sort of date they signed but our squad looks quite a lot different last season if we don’t get Bielik or Cullen.ShootersHillGuru said:Let’s face the reality here. We will start the season with an inadequate squad just like we have pretty much every season under Duchatelet. We might get lucky again to boost the numbers late on but equally we might not.0 -
It’s a joke...don’t worryjonesyAddick said:
Behave, give them a chance mate....Kinsella87 said:Might end up having Bow and JJ as player coaches by the look of things!0 -
No news means he's contemplating his options.Redrobo said:No news on Aribo is bad news I think.
Rangers fly out to Portugal tomorrow.
If he flies out I would consider that to be bad news.4 -
Almost certain it was Gallen flashed his headlights to let me turn right into work around 5pm. I would assume it was him, Bowyer, Aribo, and his agent in the meeting. If so, it would have finished around 4:45pm. I doubt we would hear anything tonight but I am fairly confident that Aribo won't be on that plane to Portugal tomorrow.
People need to chill. We are the 21st June. Yes, the window shuts early and we don't have much of a squad at all right now, but we will have a good handful more by this time next week. We then have the whole of July and the first week of August to get things sorted. Once the Euro U21 is finished, once teams get back to pre-season, that is when we still start to see much more movement in the market.22 -
How long before he’s SLB?Fortune 82nd Minute said:
Ditto. I always had huge respect for Powell but Bowyer just seems to talk and act so sensibly which can't be easy under the mad man. Also he obviously knows what he is doing. If he sticks around l can well see him becoming every bit as well liked and respected as Powell.roseandcrown said:
Bowyer is creeping into Powell man love levels for meScoham said:Wooaaahhhh we should be keeping Forster-Caskey.
https://www.londonnewsonline.co.uk/charlton-athletic-set-to-agree-midfielder-deal/
https://www.londonnewsonline.co.uk/lee-bowyer-was-fully-aware-of-charlton-athletic-fallout-if-he-had-walked-away-from-the-club/
Also having talks with Dijksteel and Taylor to extend their deals and hoping to keep Aribo.
Bowyer hoping for 3/4 signings by next Friday, then making that 4/5 soon after. Says “maybe a few loans” as well which will presumably come in later on.0 -
Look at that hoodie - it says Foreign. Sod Rangers, he’s off to the continent.killerandflash said:
Aribo hoping that by wearing his hoodie up, he wouldn't be recognised...BR7_addick said:Pushed him for an answer just got laughter, happy for a chat though nice lad, Sainsbury’s Chislehurst so I can confirm he’s not in Glasgow!
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Thing is @orpingtonRED probably heard it from someone who read on here recently that we are interested in him & then tells him its gospel, without knowing that is was only a rumour/wishful thinking from a random in the first place. It's like a friend of a friend says......JoshAddick said:
NketiahorpingtonRED said:Young arsenal striker on loan is what ive heard. No name tho sorry
The only person I listen to on here with regard to signings is @Redhenry.6 -
Yep pretty close to be fair. Although my source is from Arsenal and ive been told 3 players have been offered to us and our manager is deciding on 1 or 2.golfaddick said:
Thing is @orpingtonRED probably heard it from someone who read on here recently that we are interested in him & then tells him its gospel, without knowing that is was only a rumour/wishful thinking from a random in the first place. It's like a friend of a friend says......JoshAddick said:
NketiahorpingtonRED said:Young arsenal striker on loan is what ive heard. No name tho sorry
The only person I listen to on here with regard to signings is @Redhenry.
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