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Summer 2019 Transfer Rumours (ed. Pg 296 - Start of Deadline Day)
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City are very low on the list to receive Nketiah, according to sources here in Bristol. Willing to play a whopping loan fee, but Arsenal want guarantees he will play, and have other plans for him (probably international loan).Redrobo said:
Probably- to Bristol City.CharltonPete said:Arsenal have signed Pepe would that mean Nketiah will be loaned out?0 -
If Nketiah came to Charlton, he's absolutely guaranteed to play up front.Thommo said:
City are very low on the list to receive Nketiah, according to sources here in Bristol. Willing to play a whopping loan fee, but Arsenal want guarantees he will play, and have other plans for him (probably international loan).Redrobo said:
Probably- to Bristol City.CharltonPete said:Arsenal have signed Pepe would that mean Nketiah will be loaned out?
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Our tiny squad is as close to a guarantee your loanee will play as a club could possibly get. Trouble is if we get walloped at Blackburn then clubs will be worried about sending a kid to a club who could get battered weekly as it is not going to be a positive experience even if they are playing2
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What I would love to do is save this on my family photo albumletthegoodtimesroll said:
Yes, we got rid of that player who was unable to score in 90 minutes and who needed another 4 to do so, those two loanees from across the wrong side of the river were sent back and we signed the ones we needed for this season, we signed a player that’s built like a brick shit-house door, knows where the goal is and is set to be an instant legend, some mate of Lyle’s, a striker from the Orient but this one is better than zheng Zhi and a pirate captainJamesSeed said:Hi all, I haven’t been around since the playoff final, but just wondered how it’s going on the transfer front. I’m assuming we've improved the squad since Div 1 days?0 -
Of course we did, and how we rocked with laughter. I thought my sides were going to split and the tears just rolled down my cheeks. No, not rolled, gushed. Such mirth. Such a pain in our sides. Will we ever read such cunning prose again? The sheer devilish audacity to claim no knowledge - but knowing you had posted most days. Sheer brilliance. When come such another? I just feel blessed to tell my grandchildren, “I was there”.JamesSeed said:
You did know I was kidding, right?JamesSeed said:Hi all, I haven’t been around since the playoff final, but just wondered how it’s going on the transfer front. I’m assuming we've improved the squad since Div 1 days?10 -
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The portents don't look good in terms of keeping Anfernee Dijksteel. With all this speculation swirling around him and Lee disclosing Bristol City's interest, there must be a real prospect of Duchatelet cashing in at something like £2-2.5million. It's hard to see the lad signing a new contract, given the owner's refusal to pay wages at anything approaching the market rate. The absence of a CEO and Finance Director (for something like 20 and 18 months respectively), can hardly help matters, given that (a) Duchatelet claims to only spend 2% of his time on the club and (b) he appears to be someone who either doesn't take advice (save from little Tommy) or ignores such as advice as he is offered on football-related issues - after all, he does know best.
In the event that Anfernee moves on, I fully expect to see him being sold on in the next year or two for several times the sum paid to CAFC, unencumbered by any, or any significant, sell-on fee.
It's a tragedy that a hugely productive period for the club in terms of our excellent Academy and the conveyor belt of highly talented youngsters has coincided with this utterly disastrous regime. A great opportunity has - and continues to be - squandered. Most other clubs are delighted if they can introduce one or two home grown players each season, a yardstick we have consistently bettered.
I am sick to the teeth of other clubs picking off our young talent on the cheap. Why should clubs like Brentford and Huddersfield go to the trouble and expense of maintaining academies when they can pick up our best young players for modest fees and then sell them on at a profit ?
Sadly, it is not just agents who are laughing at us .
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Blucher said:The portents don't look good in terms of keeping Anfernee Dijksteel. With all this speculation swirling around him and Lee disclosing Bristol City's interest, there must be a real prospect of Duchatelet cashing in at something like £2-2.5million. It's hard to see the lad signing a new contract, given the owner's refusal to pay wages at anything approaching the market rate. The absence of a CEO and Finance Director (for something like 20 and 18 months respectively), can hardly help matters, given that (a) Duchatelet claims to only spend 2% of his time on the club and (b) he appears to be someone who either doesn't take advice (save from little Tommy) or ignores such as advice as he is offered on football-related issues - after all, he does know best.
In the event that Anfernee moves on, I fully expect to see him being sold on in the next year or two for several times the sum paid to CAFC, unencumbered by any, or any significant, sell-on fee.
It's a tragedy that a hugely productive period for the club in terms of our excellent Academy and the conveyor belt of highly talented youngsters has coincided with this utterly disastrous regime. A great opportunity has - and continues to be - squandered. Most other clubs are delighted if they can introduce one or two home grown players each season, a yardstick we have consistently bettered.
I am sick to the teeth of other clubs picking off our young talent on the cheap. Why should clubs like Brentford and Huddersfield go to the trouble and expense of maintaining academies when they can pick up our best young players for modest fees and then sell them on at a profit ?
Sadly, it is not just agents who are laughing at us .2 to 2.5 million for Anfernee would be a more than fair price, probably. I wouldn't assume he will be sold though. There will be a point where an offer could be too good to refuse, but we all thought Bauer would be sold last summer, but Bowyer was adamant Roland had decided he wasn't for sale and so it proved to be. Thank goodness he wasn't as he couldn't have had a bigger impact on our season.Roland has, in the past, decided to fend off interest in our players. To problem is, when he decides to sell, he does it far too cheaply and then doesn't reinvest the money on new players.
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And hopefully he’ll realise that as a young player with a lot of potential, he needs a really good contract offer or he can sit in the reserves. Like bowyer hinted earlier.Exiled_Addick said:Blucher said:The portents don't look good in terms of keeping Anfernee Dijksteel. With all this speculation swirling around him and Lee disclosing Bristol City's interest, there must be a real prospect of Duchatelet cashing in at something like £2-2.5million. It's hard to see the lad signing a new contract, given the owner's refusal to pay wages at anything approaching the market rate. The absence of a CEO and Finance Director (for something like 20 and 18 months respectively), can hardly help matters, given that (a) Duchatelet claims to only spend 2% of his time on the club and (b) he appears to be someone who either doesn't take advice (save from little Tommy) or ignores such as advice as he is offered on football-related issues - after all, he does know best.
In the event that Anfernee moves on, I fully expect to see him being sold on in the next year or two for several times the sum paid to CAFC, unencumbered by any, or any significant, sell-on fee.
It's a tragedy that a hugely productive period for the club in terms of our excellent Academy and the conveyor belt of highly talented youngsters has coincided with this utterly disastrous regime. A great opportunity has - and continues to be - squandered. Most other clubs are delighted if they can introduce one or two home grown players each season, a yardstick we have consistently bettered.
I am sick to the teeth of other clubs picking off our young talent on the cheap. Why should clubs like Brentford and Huddersfield go to the trouble and expense of maintaining academies when they can pick up our best young players for modest fees and then sell them on at a profit ?
Sadly, it is not just agents who are laughing at us .2 to 2.5 million for Anfernee would be a more than fair price, probably. I wouldn't assume he will be sold though. There will be a point where an offer could be too good to refuse, but we all though Bauer would be sold last summer, but Bowyer was adamant Roland had decided he wasn't for sale and so it proved to be thank goodness he wasn't as he couldn't have had a bigger impact on our season.Roland has, in the past, decided to fend off interest in our players. To problem is, when he decides to sell, he does it far too cheaply and then doesn't reinvest the money on new players.0 -
Didn’t realise Kane hadn’t signed for Hull yet. Looks like they’re signing Honeyman from Sunderland - will they need both?1
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So, what happens if RD doesnt sell Dijikstel, the lad gets the hump as we have denied him his "big chance" & refuses to sign the new contract. Does LB make him play with the U23's until the end of the season when he does an Aribo & leaves for a development fee ????Danny Addick said:
And hopefully he’ll realise that as a young player with a lot of potential, he needs a really good contract offer or he can sit in the reserves. Like bowyer hinted earlier.Exiled_Addick said:Blucher said:The portents don't look good in terms of keeping Anfernee Dijksteel. With all this speculation swirling around him and Lee disclosing Bristol City's interest, there must be a real prospect of Duchatelet cashing in at something like £2-2.5million. It's hard to see the lad signing a new contract, given the owner's refusal to pay wages at anything approaching the market rate. The absence of a CEO and Finance Director (for something like 20 and 18 months respectively), can hardly help matters, given that (a) Duchatelet claims to only spend 2% of his time on the club and (b) he appears to be someone who either doesn't take advice (save from little Tommy) or ignores such as advice as he is offered on football-related issues - after all, he does know best.
In the event that Anfernee moves on, I fully expect to see him being sold on in the next year or two for several times the sum paid to CAFC, unencumbered by any, or any significant, sell-on fee.
It's a tragedy that a hugely productive period for the club in terms of our excellent Academy and the conveyor belt of highly talented youngsters has coincided with this utterly disastrous regime. A great opportunity has - and continues to be - squandered. Most other clubs are delighted if they can introduce one or two home grown players each season, a yardstick we have consistently bettered.
I am sick to the teeth of other clubs picking off our young talent on the cheap. Why should clubs like Brentford and Huddersfield go to the trouble and expense of maintaining academies when they can pick up our best young players for modest fees and then sell them on at a profit ?
Sadly, it is not just agents who are laughing at us .2 to 2.5 million for Anfernee would be a more than fair price, probably. I wouldn't assume he will be sold though. There will be a point where an offer could be too good to refuse, but we all though Bauer would be sold last summer, but Bowyer was adamant Roland had decided he wasn't for sale and so it proved to be thank goodness he wasn't as he couldn't have had a bigger impact on our season.Roland has, in the past, decided to fend off interest in our players. To problem is, when he decides to sell, he does it far too cheaply and then doesn't reinvest the money on new players.
That being the case I can see RD selling him because that just the scenario Dijikstel's agent is painting to RD right now.0 -
I agree that every player has his price but £2-2.5 million is, in my opinion, too low for a young player with Dijksteel's potential in this hugely inflated market. Bristol City have just sold Adam Webster for £20 million (a Championship record), whilst it is reported that Derby are to pay £9.5 million for Kristian Bielik - a fine young player but a relatively inexperienced one with a patchy injury record.Exiled_Addick said:Blucher said:The portents don't look good in terms of keeping Anfernee Dijksteel. With all this speculation swirling around him and Lee disclosing Bristol City's interest, there must be a real prospect of Duchatelet cashing in at something like £2-2.5million. It's hard to see the lad signing a new contract, given the owner's refusal to pay wages at anything approaching the market rate. The absence of a CEO and Finance Director (for something like 20 and 18 months respectively), can hardly help matters, given that (a) Duchatelet claims to only spend 2% of his time on the club and (b) he appears to be someone who either doesn't take advice (save from little Tommy) or ignores such as advice as he is offered on football-related issues - after all, he does know best.
In the event that Anfernee moves on, I fully expect to see him being sold on in the next year or two for several times the sum paid to CAFC, unencumbered by any, or any significant, sell-on fee.
It's a tragedy that a hugely productive period for the club in terms of our excellent Academy and the conveyor belt of highly talented youngsters has coincided with this utterly disastrous regime. A great opportunity has - and continues to be - squandered. Most other clubs are delighted if they can introduce one or two home grown players each season, a yardstick we have consistently bettered.
I am sick to the teeth of other clubs picking off our young talent on the cheap. Why should clubs like Brentford and Huddersfield go to the trouble and expense of maintaining academies when they can pick up our best young players for modest fees and then sell them on at a profit ?
Sadly, it is not just agents who are laughing at us .2 to 2.5 million for Anfernee would be a more than fair price, probably. I wouldn't assume he will be sold though. There will be a point where an offer could be too good to refuse, but we all though Bauer would be sold last summer, but Bowyer was adamant Roland had decided he wasn't for sale and so it proved to be thank goodness he wasn't as he couldn't have had a bigger impact on our season.Roland has, in the past, decided to fend off interest in our players. To problem is, when he decides to sell, he does it far too cheaply and then doesn't reinvest the money on new players.
As to whether Duchatelet will sell, I hope you are right @Exiled_Addick but I think the position is distinguishable from that of Patrick Bauer last summer in a number of respects: first, Blackburn's offer was derisory - I believe Bowyer said it was "a couple of hundred thousand"; secondly, a further year has passed and Duchatelet is hugely peeved that no one will pay his grossly inflated price; and, thirdly, I suspect he is on some perverse, ideological mission to demonstrate that it is possible to break even in the Championship, even if it means relegation back to League 1.
It's impossible to understand the man, but I think that Duchatelet also gets some kind of weird kick out of pissing off many thousands of Charlton supporters by way of revenge for the denigrating scorn he feels we have heaped upon him.2 -
It's Blucher said:
Great post, the biggest joke of all is when Roland first took over , Murray said when of the biggest benefits of having Roland wpuld be we wouldn't lose our top young players on the cheap again.The portents don't look good in terms of keeping Anfernee Dijksteel. With all this speculation swirling around him and Lee disclosing Bristol City's interest, there must be a real prospect of Duchatelet cashing in at something like £2-2.5million. It's hard to see the lad signing a new contract, given the owner's refusal to pay wages at anything approaching the market rate. The absence of a CEO and Finance Director (for something like 20 and 18 months respectively), can hardly help matters, given that (a) Duchatelet claims to only spend 2% of his time on the club and (b) he appears to be someone who either doesn't take advice (save from little Tommy) or ignores such as advice as he is offered on football-related issues - after all, he does know best.
In the event that Anfernee moves on, I fully expect to see him being sold on in the next year or two for several times the sum paid to CAFC, unencumbered by any, or any significant, sell-on fee.
It's a tragedy that a hugely productive period for the club in terms of our excellent Academy and the conveyor belt of highly talented youngsters has coincided with this utterly disastrous regime. A great opportunity has - and continues to be - squandered. Most other clubs are delighted if they can introduce one or two home grown players each season, a yardstick we have consistently bettered.
I am sick to the teeth of other clubs picking off our young talent on the cheap. Why should clubs like Brentford and Huddersfield go to the trouble and expense of maintaining academies when they can pick up our best young players for modest fees and then sell them on at a profit ?
Sadly, it is not just agents who are laughing at us .4 -
Dijksteel has only 1 year left on his contract which will affect his transfer value. Adam Webster for example has 3 years left on his existing contract1
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That’s mean ☹️Redrobo said:
Of course we did, and how we rocked with laughter. I thought my sides were going to split and the tears just rolled down my cheeks. No, not rolled, gushed. Such mirth. Such a pain in our sides. Will we ever read such cunning prose again? The sheer devilish audacity to claim no knowledge - but knowing you had posted most days. Sheer brilliance. When come such another? I just feel blessed to tell my grandchildren, “I was there”.JamesSeed said:
You did know I was kidding, right?JamesSeed said:Hi all, I haven’t been around since the playoff final, but just wondered how it’s going on the transfer front. I’m assuming we've improved the squad since Div 1 days?0 -
Just listened to Bowyers interview on Valley Pass. So Marcus Browne was another player we lost out on due to budget went to Boro. Bowyer would have used him in the Grant role.0
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I Still want Ben Whiteman of Donny. He’s a great defensive midfielder. Would suit Bowyers tenacity and no shortage of skill too
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Yep just seen the same clip.Vietnamaddick said:Just listened to Bowyers interview on Valley Pass. So Marcus Browne was another player we lost out on due to budget went to Boro. Bowyer would have used him in the Grant role.
Browne wasn’t mentioned by name words to that affect given Boro’s transfer activity... “Winger we wanted, I wasn’t going to use him as a winger. Thought we had him through the door but Boro came in above us.”0 -
According to Robinson, he was about to re sign for Oxford:
https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/sport/oxfordunited/usnews/17797310.oxford-united-resigned-missing-middlesbrough-bound-marcus-browne/
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I'm not complaining but I despair of the ability of the management teams in some clubs. Signing Honeyman - they will be having street parties in Sunderland! Make you realise how lucky we are to have Bowyer. A decent owner who knew what they were doing would have tied him, SG and JJ up for at least 3 years!!!!Scoham said:Didn’t realise Kane hadn’t signed for Hull yet. Looks like they’re signing Honeyman from Sunderland - will they need both?1 - Sponsored links:
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Sell AD and Taylor will be gone shortly after, or in January at the latest. And we'll be relegated back to Division one by February.0
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Spoke to a player who has said djksteel is def going and Taylor will be going if he’s contract offer isn’t improved, Taylor’s upfront on he’s own Saturday and they expect to lose im just going to cry in a corner somewhere,
Im normally quite upbeat and positive but we need these 5 players in ASAP.
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We now need one loan signing every weekday until the window closes. And that’s assuming Dijksteel and Taylor stay.
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If we lose Taylor, that’s me done for this season5
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Understandbly due to our terrible owner we are in a dire situation, but if that's the attitude players are having going into the first game of the season I am really worried.bobcafc7 said:Spoke to a player who has said djksteel is def going and Taylor will be going if he’s contract offer isn’t improved, Taylor’s upfront on he’s own Saturday and they expect to lose im just going to cry in a corner somewhere,
Im normally quite upbeat and positive but we need these 5 players in ASAP.2 -
Simply cannot blame anyone who wants to fuck off, Taylor must realise there’s worse forwards than him in this league on three times what he’s earning.2
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Clutching at straws here but if we let Anfernee leave then that’s surely a sign that a takeover is close 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂1
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I dont believe a first team player would tell you that he expects us to lose on Saturday.bobcafc7 said:Spoke to a player who has said djksteel is def going and Taylor will be going if he’s contract offer isn’t improved, Taylor’s upfront on he’s own Saturday and they expect to lose im just going to cry in a corner somewhere,
Im normally quite upbeat and positive but we need these 5 players in ASAP.18
