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Rumours Rumours - Summer 2021 edition (Deadline Day from p814)
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As a loadsa-nameser, I’m quite envious of you singletons. You shoulda heard the laughter of the guests in the registry office when the registrar read out my names.Cafc43v3r said:
They couldn't even afford to be Benjamin or William poor lads. As a fellow no middle namer I second the salute.Henry Irving said:
As someone with no middle name, because we were too poor, I salute my soul brothers Ben, Ben and Billy and their parents.SomervilleAddick said:Here’s the squad listCharlton Athletic - In Squad Players Player1 Arter, Harry Nicholas2 Blackett-Taylor, Corey Josiah Paul3 Clare, Sean James Kweku4 Davison, Joshua Michael Blainey5 Dobson, George David6 Famewo, Akinlolu Richard7 Gilbey, Alexander Scott8 Gunter, Christopher Ross9 Inniss, Ryan Stuart Clayton10 Jaiyesimi, Diallang11 Kirk, Charlie David12 Lavelle, Samuel Mark13 Lee, Elliot Robert14 Leko Kisolokele, Jonathan15 Matthews, Adam James16 Nielsen, Ronnie Schwartz17 Pearce, Jason Daniel18 Purrington, Ben19 Souare, Pape Ndiaye20 Stockley, Jayden Connor21 Washington, Conor James22 Watson, BenCharlton Athletic - Under 21 Contract Players Player1 Agyemang, Terrell Nana Obeng2 Aouachria, Wassim Chouaib3 Appiah, Jimmy Akumi4 Bakrin, Nazir Oladayo Temitope Olajide5 Barker, Charlie Mel6 Burstow, Mason Paul James7 Campbell, Tyreece Anthony Tupac Shakur8 Chin, Richard Li Hua9 Clayden, Charles James10 French, Billy11 Gavin, Dylan John12 Ghandour, Hady Ismael13 Harness, Nathan Connor14 Harvey, Nathan Michael15 Henry, Aaron Lewis16 Morgan, Albie Robert17 Ness, Lucas Benjamin18 Oguntayo, Samuel Omotayo19 Powell, Johl Cameron20 Roddy, Jacob Gerard21 Santos Hurtado, Jeremy Andres22 Vennings, James Frederick23 Viggars, Ryan James24 Williams, Euan Leslie
Also, I went to school with a poor sod called Peter Ian Michael Malcolm Robert McLaurin.PS Quick, sign Deji.0 -
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Another person that uses the proof is in the pudding.....MattF said:2 -
It does sound very similar to the model Southampton used when Les Read was there. Who does have quite a similar back ground to Roddy.
Also intresting that Roddy was talking to Thomas about this before he had bought the club.
Very intresting read.1 -
An interesting read, good fan engagement.MattF said:16 -
The whole issue surrounding RS is very curious to say the least……things just don’t add up?kentaddick said:Where’s Ronnie Schwartz? Club needs to make a statement imo. Him being left out for one reason or another is fine, but to not be in the squad, and he has 2 years left to run on his contract.
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The proof is in the pudding and the pudding in this case is a football...Cafc43v3r said:
Another person that uses the proof is in the pudding.....MattF said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xhlx43rTs2Q
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"and another"Pelling1993 said:
The proof is in the pudding and the pudding in this case is a football...Cafc43v3r said:
Another person that uses the proof is in the pudding.....MattF said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xhlx43rTs2Q 
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I've been digging around in my puddings for years. Never found any proof. Not a scintilla. Its a crock of shit.0
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Also no Beadle or Kanu on the list both of whom are 17 I think so same age as some that are...
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KiwiValley said:I've been digging around in my puddings for years. Never found any proof. Not a scintilla. Its a crock of shit.You should try eating it instead.0
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James Beadle is an interesting one especially as he is an England international and PL clubs seem to be sniffing around. If we are saying that he isn't under any sort of contract we, presumably, have little protection so what incentive can we offer him to sign? We've seen how our other young keepers have had little action (AMB and Harness for example) and how difficult it is to even get them game time elsewhere on loan but going to a PL club opens up the options for him that much more i.e. his status goes up and Championship/ League 1 clubs might then take him on loan.Athletico Charlton said:Also no Beadle or Kanu on the list both of whom are 17 I think so same age as some that are...
Equally, whilst his family are Charlton supporters, I can't help thinking that the fact that we let his older brother, Harry, go this year will only serve to reinforce any feeling that there is no sentiment in football,1 -
I'm sure they want him to sign a contract but i said on here a few weeks back that there were obviously issues and that his agent was probably shopping around.Sage said:Something that ought to be asked to Gallen and Roddy next week. Having young Deji signed up to a long term deal should now be a priority.
As soon as Burstow got into the first team squad he signed a pro deal, yet months after Deji burst onto the scene in pre-season he still hasn't signed anything.1 -
All these kids have had their football education paid for by a potless L1 club as well as all the pastural care that goes in along the way. The best in class may have the potential, like Gomez, Konsa and others before them to create a career giving them unbelievable wealth.Addick Addict said:
James Beadle is an interesting one especially as he is an England international and PL clubs seem to be sniffing around. If we are saying that he isn't under any sort of contract we, presumably, have little protection so what incentive can we offer him to sign? We've seen how our other young keepers have had little action (AMB and Harness for example) and how difficult it is to even get them game time elsewhere on loan but going to a PL club opens up the options for him that much more i.e. his status goes up and Championship/ League 1 clubs might then take him on loan.Athletico Charlton said:Also no Beadle or Kanu on the list both of whom are 17 I think so same age as some that are...
Equally, whilst his family are Charlton supporters, I can't help thinking that the fact that we let his older brother, Harry, go this year will only serve to reinforce any feeling that there is no sentiment in football,
I do think the least they could do is sign their first professional contract, they owe the club that IMO and I for one would be very disappointed if they didn't.
They will know that each one that doesn't must make the likes of TS wonder if an academy is worth it so their actions could impact future kids chances.
As for someone like Deji he has a huge opportunity with us. At 17 he has already got game time, he will likely get more this season and I would not be at all surprised if Innis remains injury prone and Deji carries on improving that he could be first choice next season. At 18. As a CB. Go to a PL club he will kick around with kids before being loaned out for 3,4 years+.
Gomez was a Rolls Royce with every club chasing him but realised the club had been good to him and gave back.
I hope this crop of kids do the same.10 -
Only explanation is both are 2nd year scholars and yet to turn pro, so won’t be included on the list. Surprising really as the club made Aaron Henry pro at 17, unsure why we’ve not done the same with these two and Deji.Athletico Charlton said:Also no Beadle or Kanu on the list both of whom are 17 I think so same age as some that are...0 -
I tend to agree but that is a fan's point of view its easy for us to say this - take James Beadle - He and family are big supporters but he's seen a very exp[erienced goalkeeping coach replaced by Ged Roddy's mate who was the millwall academy coach, he's seen AMB get a crap loan move where he is sitting on the bench and he is likely being offered a paltry deal which will be fractions of what he is likely being offered at a premier league club who will have top class coaching and access to very good loan opportunities. Thats the reality - his brother is doing well at Colchester and we will regret letting him go.5
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And also was happy to sign a contract with a criminaly low release clause that Liverpool happened to be the only club that knew about it.Athletico Charlton said:
All these kids have had their football education paid for by a potless L1 club as well as all the pastural care that goes in along the way. The best in class may have the potential, like Gomez, Konsa and others before them to create a career giving them unbelievable wealth.Addick Addict said:
James Beadle is an interesting one especially as he is an England international and PL clubs seem to be sniffing around. If we are saying that he isn't under any sort of contract we, presumably, have little protection so what incentive can we offer him to sign? We've seen how our other young keepers have had little action (AMB and Harness for example) and how difficult it is to even get them game time elsewhere on loan but going to a PL club opens up the options for him that much more i.e. his status goes up and Championship/ League 1 clubs might then take him on loan.Athletico Charlton said:Also no Beadle or Kanu on the list both of whom are 17 I think so same age as some that are...
Equally, whilst his family are Charlton supporters, I can't help thinking that the fact that we let his older brother, Harry, go this year will only serve to reinforce any feeling that there is no sentiment in football,
I do think the least they could do is sign their first professional contract, they owe the club that IMO and I for one would be very disappointed if they didn't.
They will know that each one that doesn't must make the likes of TS wonder if an academy is worth it so their actions could impact future kids chances.
As for someone like Deji he has a huge opportunity with us. At 17 he has already got game time, he will likely get more this season and I would not be at all surprised if Innis remains injury prone and Deji carries on improving that he could be first choice next season. At 18. As a CB. Go to a PL club he will kick around with kids before being loaned out for 3,4 years+.
Gomez was a Rolls Royce with every club chasing him but realised the club had been good to him and gave back.
I hope this crop of kids do the same.
The agent always gets the blame but Joe could have said no. Its never as clear cut.0 -
True and the release clause was a massive shame but we got a decent fee which if players leave without signing at all is not the case.Cafc43v3r said:
And also was happy to sign a contract with a criminaly low release clause that Liverpool happened to be the only club that knew about it.Athletico Charlton said:
All these kids have had their football education paid for by a potless L1 club as well as all the pastural care that goes in along the way. The best in class may have the potential, like Gomez, Konsa and others before them to create a career giving them unbelievable wealth.Addick Addict said:
James Beadle is an interesting one especially as he is an England international and PL clubs seem to be sniffing around. If we are saying that he isn't under any sort of contract we, presumably, have little protection so what incentive can we offer him to sign? We've seen how our other young keepers have had little action (AMB and Harness for example) and how difficult it is to even get them game time elsewhere on loan but going to a PL club opens up the options for him that much more i.e. his status goes up and Championship/ League 1 clubs might then take him on loan.Athletico Charlton said:Also no Beadle or Kanu on the list both of whom are 17 I think so same age as some that are...
Equally, whilst his family are Charlton supporters, I can't help thinking that the fact that we let his older brother, Harry, go this year will only serve to reinforce any feeling that there is no sentiment in football,
I do think the least they could do is sign their first professional contract, they owe the club that IMO and I for one would be very disappointed if they didn't.
They will know that each one that doesn't must make the likes of TS wonder if an academy is worth it so their actions could impact future kids chances.
As for someone like Deji he has a huge opportunity with us. At 17 he has already got game time, he will likely get more this season and I would not be at all surprised if Innis remains injury prone and Deji carries on improving that he could be first choice next season. At 18. As a CB. Go to a PL club he will kick around with kids before being loaned out for 3,4 years+.
Gomez was a Rolls Royce with every club chasing him but realised the club had been good to him and gave back.
I hope this crop of kids do the same.
The agent always gets the blame but Joe could have said no. Its never as clear cut.1 -
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I just think everyone puts the blame on the agent or the club but if the player really wanted to stay, or help the club out, they would.Athletico Charlton said:
True and the release clause was a massive shame but we got a decent fee which if players leave without signing at all is not the case.Cafc43v3r said:
And also was happy to sign a contract with a criminaly low release clause that Liverpool happened to be the only club that knew about it.Athletico Charlton said:
All these kids have had their football education paid for by a potless L1 club as well as all the pastural care that goes in along the way. The best in class may have the potential, like Gomez, Konsa and others before them to create a career giving them unbelievable wealth.Addick Addict said:
James Beadle is an interesting one especially as he is an England international and PL clubs seem to be sniffing around. If we are saying that he isn't under any sort of contract we, presumably, have little protection so what incentive can we offer him to sign? We've seen how our other young keepers have had little action (AMB and Harness for example) and how difficult it is to even get them game time elsewhere on loan but going to a PL club opens up the options for him that much more i.e. his status goes up and Championship/ League 1 clubs might then take him on loan.Athletico Charlton said:Also no Beadle or Kanu on the list both of whom are 17 I think so same age as some that are...
Equally, whilst his family are Charlton supporters, I can't help thinking that the fact that we let his older brother, Harry, go this year will only serve to reinforce any feeling that there is no sentiment in football,
I do think the least they could do is sign their first professional contract, they owe the club that IMO and I for one would be very disappointed if they didn't.
They will know that each one that doesn't must make the likes of TS wonder if an academy is worth it so their actions could impact future kids chances.
As for someone like Deji he has a huge opportunity with us. At 17 he has already got game time, he will likely get more this season and I would not be at all surprised if Innis remains injury prone and Deji carries on improving that he could be first choice next season. At 18. As a CB. Go to a PL club he will kick around with kids before being loaned out for 3,4 years+.
Gomez was a Rolls Royce with every club chasing him but realised the club had been good to him and gave back.
I hope this crop of kids do the same.
The agent always gets the blame but Joe could have said no. Its never as clear cut.
The agent isn't going to dump a 17 year old that could be worth a fortune over their first contract. If they do the player is better off without them anyway.2 -
the agent is there to open the players eyes to all the opportunities and negotiate the deals - its the players decision but will be based on the agents advice so the advice and the accuracy and motivation behind it is key
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I know nothing of our new goalkeeping coach but was interested to hear Henderson speak highly of him in his recent interview.DOUCHER said:I tend to agree but that is a fan's point of view its easy for us to say this - take James Beadle - He and family are big supporters but he's seen a very exp[erienced goalkeeping coach replaced by Ged Roddy's mate who was the millwall academy coach, he's seen AMB get a crap loan move where he is sitting on the bench and he is likely being offered a paltry deal which will be fractions of what he is likely being offered at a premier league club who will have top class coaching and access to very good loan opportunities. Thats the reality - his brother is doing well at Colchester and we will regret letting him go.0 -
thats probably coz he's after his job !!!lancashire lad said:
I know nothing of our new goalkeeping coach but was interested to hear Henderson speak highly of him in his recent interview.DOUCHER said:I tend to agree but that is a fan's point of view its easy for us to say this - take James Beadle - He and family are big supporters but he's seen a very exp[erienced goalkeeping coach replaced by Ged Roddy's mate who was the millwall academy coach, he's seen AMB get a crap loan move where he is sitting on the bench and he is likely being offered a paltry deal which will be fractions of what he is likely being offered at a premier league club who will have top class coaching and access to very good loan opportunities. Thats the reality - his brother is doing well at Colchester and we will regret letting him go.2 -
But that is the problem of the system and this is a two way street. James's brother could argue that he sacrificed a major part of his life to commit to training and playing with us only to be shown the door at the age of 18. Normally an apprentice has a job awaiting him at the end of it. Football doesn't and Harry is lucky because he's found a club. A lot more won't and don't have anything to fall back on. It's only because his brother and others are believed to be better players and offered contracts that we feel hard done by him not signing.Athletico Charlton said:
All these kids have had their football education paid for by a potless L1 club as well as all the pastural care that goes in along the way. The best in class may have the potential, like Gomez, Konsa and others before them to create a career giving them unbelievable wealth.Addick Addict said:
James Beadle is an interesting one especially as he is an England international and PL clubs seem to be sniffing around. If we are saying that he isn't under any sort of contract we, presumably, have little protection so what incentive can we offer him to sign? We've seen how our other young keepers have had little action (AMB and Harness for example) and how difficult it is to even get them game time elsewhere on loan but going to a PL club opens up the options for him that much more i.e. his status goes up and Championship/ League 1 clubs might then take him on loan.Athletico Charlton said:Also no Beadle or Kanu on the list both of whom are 17 I think so same age as some that are...
Equally, whilst his family are Charlton supporters, I can't help thinking that the fact that we let his older brother, Harry, go this year will only serve to reinforce any feeling that there is no sentiment in football,
I do think the least they could do is sign their first professional contract, they owe the club that IMO and I for one would be very disappointed if they didn't.
They will know that each one that doesn't must make the likes of TS wonder if an academy is worth it so their actions could impact future kids chances.
As for someone like Deji he has a huge opportunity with us. At 17 he has already got game time, he will likely get more this season and I would not be at all surprised if Innis remains injury prone and Deji carries on improving that he could be first choice next season. At 18. As a CB. Go to a PL club he will kick around with kids before being loaned out for 3,4 years+.
Gomez was a Rolls Royce with every club chasing him but realised the club had been good to him and gave back.
I hope this crop of kids do the same.
You also talk about Deji being loaned at by a PL club for 3 or 4 years. AMB signed for us at the age of 18. For 4 years he's been loaned out to other clubs and has yet, at the age of 22, to play a league game. Nick Pope didn't play a game for us 'til he was 22 either. Why shouldn't James Beadle do the same earning 10 times as much being at a PL club? Because history suggests that he won't play a game for us for another five years.
For that reason perhaps the Brentford system is the way forward.2 -
Addick Addict said:
But that is the problem of the system and this is a two way street. James's brother could argue that he sacrificed a major part of his life to commit to training and playing with us only to be shown the door at the age of 18. Normally an apprentice has a job awaiting him at the end of it. Football doesn't and Harry is lucky because he's found a club. A lot more won't and don't have anything to fall back on. It's only because his brother and others are believed to be better players and offered contracts that we feel hard done by him not signing.Athletico Charlton said:
All these kids have had their football education paid for by a potless L1 club as well as all the pastural care that goes in along the way. The best in class may have the potential, like Gomez, Konsa and others before them to create a career giving them unbelievable wealth.Addick Addict said:
James Beadle is an interesting one especially as he is an England international and PL clubs seem to be sniffing around. If we are saying that he isn't under any sort of contract we, presumably, have little protection so what incentive can we offer him to sign? We've seen how our other young keepers have had little action (AMB and Harness for example) and how difficult it is to even get them game time elsewhere on loan but going to a PL club opens up the options for him that much more i.e. his status goes up and Championship/ League 1 clubs might then take him on loan.Athletico Charlton said:Also no Beadle or Kanu on the list both of whom are 17 I think so same age as some that are...
Equally, whilst his family are Charlton supporters, I can't help thinking that the fact that we let his older brother, Harry, go this year will only serve to reinforce any feeling that there is no sentiment in football,
I do think the least they could do is sign their first professional contract, they owe the club that IMO and I for one would be very disappointed if they didn't.
They will know that each one that doesn't must make the likes of TS wonder if an academy is worth it so their actions could impact future kids chances.
As for someone like Deji he has a huge opportunity with us. At 17 he has already got game time, he will likely get more this season and I would not be at all surprised if Innis remains injury prone and Deji carries on improving that he could be first choice next season. At 18. As a CB. Go to a PL club he will kick around with kids before being loaned out for 3,4 years+.
Gomez was a Rolls Royce with every club chasing him but realised the club had been good to him and gave back.
I hope this crop of kids do the same.
You also talk about Deji being loaned at by a PL club for 3 or 4 years. AMB signed for us at the age of 18. For 4 years he's been loaned out to other clubs and has yet, at the age of 22, to play a league game. Nick Pope didn't play a game for us 'til he was 22 either. Why shouldn't James Beadle do the same earning 10 times as much being at a PL club? Because history suggests that he won't play a game for us for another five years.
For that reason perhaps the Brentford system is the way forward.
I don't know the individual stories of these kids but their education with us is, in my view akin to going to university. You are given the best tools and chance for success but no one promises you anything at the end. Nowadays of course you have to pay for uni but on top of that, many ex graduates give serious monies back to their universities for the chances it afforded them in life and provide bursaries and help for future students. It is a massive part of their funding. Clubs produce wonderful players who become rich beyond their dreams and never give a single thing back to the very club that first have them that opportunity. I think that is poor.
I have said on here before, for me the fairest way is an additional tax on players wages which goes to the club that supported them. Set at a suitably high initial earning of course so not taxing those that end up in L1/2 and below whom frankly earn a moderate living out of the sport but once they are on something like a million a year. Probably breaks all employment law though!0 -
Charlton Life right there.JamesSeed said:
Tumbleweed is actually quite interesting. Doesn’t it uproot itself when it’s very dry, and then rolls around until ideally settling somewhere a bit more moist, at which point it takes root again?king addick said:
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Always, always, always roll around until moist before attempting to root4
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Always like to plant my root in the mostest available area. Don’t see why that’s funny 😄Wheresmeticket? said:
Charlton Life right there.JamesSeed said:
Tumbleweed is actually quite interesting. Doesn’t it uproot itself when it’s very dry, and then rolls around until ideally settling somewhere a bit more moist, at which point it takes root again?king addick said:0 -
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