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Charlton Only - January 2022 Transfer Rumours (Deadline Day p.97)
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Deji could not play CDM from what I've seen. Need him to push on a bit too as confidence seems to have dropped of late.
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Not a rumour, just a suggestion… Was looking through the free agent list and one name popped up which I feel we could go in for to strengthen up the defence for the rest of the season and that is Winston Reid… ex West Ham, What do you lifers reckon?
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I thought Nile John was more for the Gilbey type role?1
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My thinking was him being trained in that position overtime, not thrown in. He can pass, he can defend so learning that role at a young age now would be a benefit.DOUCHER said:Elewere at cdm is a terrible shout - i'm fairly certain that nile john is cover for dobson0 -
Well is is he ‘Danish’ and would provide strong leadership. He was back playing for NZ recently I think so seems to have recovered from the significant injury he had a couple of years or so ago.SouthLondonisRed said:Not a rumour, just a suggestion… Was looking through the free agent list and one name popped up which I feel we could go in for to strengthen up the defence for the rest of the season and that is Winston Reid… ex West Ham, What do you lifers reckon?0 -
Oh yeah, we definitely need another centre-back. Fucksake0
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Yeah but then we could play Inniss as a striker …1
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We could probably re-train Lee to play cente-back right?Leuth said:Oh yeah, we definitely need another centre-back. Fucksake11 -
'maybe Lee could play DM' and 'INNISS UP FRONT' just aren't the same. It's about attributes. Loads of love for Inniss but his touch, movement and finishing isn't that of a striker0
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Personally like the idea of Stephen Henderson alternating with CBT in that inverted left wing back role.14
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Anyway you all joke but remember Ulvestad at centre-back looking like he'd played there his whole career? Players can have attributes that suit different roles. We've seen it with Clare especially this season0
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Looking like he'd played there *not all that well* his whole career.Leuth said:Anyway you all joke but remember Ulvestad at centre-back looking like he'd played there his whole career? Players can have attributes that suit different roles. We've seen it with Clare especially this season
I remember Ulvestad as part of the worst midfield in Charlton history (with Crofts and Foley). He was the best of the theee, admittedly. Possibly improved in defence, but wasn’t very strong, iirc.0 -
This was his game in defence. You yourself comment on it!JamesSeed said:
Looking like he'd played there *not all that well* his whole career.Leuth said:Anyway you all joke but remember Ulvestad at centre-back looking like he'd played there his whole career? Players can have attributes that suit different roles. We've seen it with Clare especially this season
I remember Ulvestad as part of the worst midfield in Charlton history (with Crofts and Foley). He was the best of the theee, admittedly. Possibly improved in defence, but wasn’t very strong, iirc.
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/77191/statbank-charlton-1-1-walsall
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For some reason my brain has completely blanked out these players, its either senility kicking in or the brain protecting me from grief and distress.Leuth said:
This was his game in defence. You yourself comment on it!JamesSeed said:
Looking like he'd played there *not all that well* his whole career.Leuth said:Anyway you all joke but remember Ulvestad at centre-back looking like he'd played there his whole career? Players can have attributes that suit different roles. We've seen it with Clare especially this season
I remember Ulvestad as part of the worst midfield in Charlton history (with Crofts and Foley). He was the best of the theee, admittedly. Possibly improved in defence, but wasn’t very strong, iirc.
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/77191/statbank-charlton-1-1-walsall
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Oh wow, top research Leuth. Was that his only game in defence? Seems odd they never tried him again there, if so.Leuth said:
This was his game in defence. You yourself comment on it!JamesSeed said:
Looking like he'd played there *not all that well* his whole career.Leuth said:Anyway you all joke but remember Ulvestad at centre-back looking like he'd played there his whole career? Players can have attributes that suit different roles. We've seen it with Clare especially this season
I remember Ulvestad as part of the worst midfield in Charlton history (with Crofts and Foley). He was the best of the theee, admittedly. Possibly improved in defence, but wasn’t very strong, iirc.
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/77191/statbank-charlton-1-1-walsallThere are some seriously low average team scores on that table. Threes and fours.0 -
Sarr left on loan but we had Teixeira and Konsa aswell as the legend that is Roger Johnson. Surely the best set of CB's in the division?JamesSeed said:
Oh wow, top research Leuth. Was that his only game in defence? Seems odd if so.Leuth said:
This was his game in defence. You yourself comment on it!JamesSeed said:
Looking like he'd played there *not all that well* his whole career.Leuth said:Anyway you all joke but remember Ulvestad at centre-back looking like he'd played there his whole career? Players can have attributes that suit different roles. We've seen it with Clare especially this season
I remember Ulvestad as part of the worst midfield in Charlton history (with Crofts and Foley). He was the best of the theee, admittedly. Possibly improved in defence, but wasn’t very strong, iirc.
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/77191/statbank-charlton-1-1-walsall2 -
Very good in the championship. Very shit under Bowyer in league 1. Very good as soon as Bowyer went. New season total dog shit, never looked like he had played at right back before in his life. Dropped.Chunes said:
One of those players that seems to have his fans no matter what he does. Surely his time is up, now.Dazzler21 said:
Matthews doesn't give two shits about this club. He only performs as his contract runs down.Scoham said:
Can but doesn’t do it often enough. I’d rather bring in a player we can be more certain about, especially as we don’t have a natural right wing back - everyone who plays there is more comfortable as a full back or winger.addick1956 said:
Matthews can be a good player for us.Scoham said:
You wouldn’t want to keep Matthews, Gunter, Watson etc though would you?Cafc43v3r said:
I don't think 2 years would be a problem for most of them tbh. If you first team is good enough to get promoted your would think most of them could step up.Scoham said:
I think that’s what it’ll come down to. I’ll be concerned if Washington signs a 3 or 4 year deal. If he stays it’s got to be 1 or 2 at most.killerandflash said:
Assuming we'll be in L1 next season, I can see us wanting him for another year as he seems a decent guy to have around the place, but he'll want a longer dealCafc43v3r said:
With Washington IMO it's a case of can you realistically get two strikers better than him?killerandflash said:Dobson and Clare in particular need extending, their contracts (2 year deals to 2023) seem like outliers when Chuks and Fraser are contracted to 2025
Gilbey and MacG (and indeed Morgan) are less urgent, they need to earn a contract extension.
Of the ones expiring this summer, I'm not bothered either way about Matthews, Purrington and Washington. Both will do a job in L1, but both are replaceable. With Pearce, I imagine it depends on how much they see him playing next season, and whether we can afford the squad place for a player/coach
You will already have to replace any loans and a couple that fall out the bottom, for want of a better expression.
Even this season the players we retained aren't in all honesty the problem.
He's only second to Taylor in recent players I initially liked so much to only despise. He's clearly a good footballer, but puts in little to no effort.
Recalled by Jackson, in the four games he has played for Jackson he has gone from getting rave reviews at Sunderland then dogs abuse after Hartlepools to being half decent at Pompey.
Jackson will know why, well I would like to think so, if that "problem", what ever it is, isn't going to resurface having a player that can do a job in 3 or 4 positions RB, RCB, RWL, LB is good as back up. No problem being a 3rd choice option in 2 or 3 of those positions.
I will be intrested in how often him and Purrington play as wing backs for the rest of the season now we have a few more options.1 -
Fox averaging 2.33 in a defeat to Millwall is the most CL thing that has ever happenedJamesSeed said:
Oh wow, top research Leuth. Was that his only game in defence? Seems odd they never tried him again there, if so.Leuth said:
This was his game in defence. You yourself comment on it!JamesSeed said:
Looking like he'd played there *not all that well* his whole career.Leuth said:Anyway you all joke but remember Ulvestad at centre-back looking like he'd played there his whole career? Players can have attributes that suit different roles. We've seen it with Clare especially this season
I remember Ulvestad as part of the worst midfield in Charlton history (with Crofts and Foley). He was the best of the theee, admittedly. Possibly improved in defence, but wasn’t very strong, iirc.
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/77191/statbank-charlton-1-1-walsallThere are some seriously low average team scores on that table. Threes and fours.0 -
No free agent striker expected to come in
https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/will-charlton-athletic-sign-striker-free-agent-outside-transfer-window-johnnie-jackson-answers-that-question/
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I agree we definitely need a first choice right wing back with pace, but keeping Matthews as backup wouldn't be the worst idea, given that in emergencies he could also cover the right side of a back 3 and in desperate cases, also at left back.
With the squad limit reducing it's not a terrible idea to have a couple of utility players. But 100% he shouldn't be starting many games next season, and if he isn't happy with that then he can leave.0 -
I wouldn’t be confident if we ended up playing Leko up top for a significant period of time. Got to hope Washington, Burstow and Aneke stay fit for the remaining part of the season.Scoham said:No free agent striker expected to come in
https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/will-charlton-athletic-sign-striker-free-agent-outside-transfer-window-johnnie-jackson-answers-that-question/1 -
Ulvestad went on to have a very good stint in Sweden with Djurgardens. Won the league, played in the Europa League and got Norway caps.JamesSeed said:
Oh wow, top research Leuth. Was that his only game in defence? Seems odd they never tried him again there, if so.Leuth said:
This was his game in defence. You yourself comment on it!JamesSeed said:
Looking like he'd played there *not all that well* his whole career.Leuth said:Anyway you all joke but remember Ulvestad at centre-back looking like he'd played there his whole career? Players can have attributes that suit different roles. We've seen it with Clare especially this season
I remember Ulvestad as part of the worst midfield in Charlton history (with Crofts and Foley). He was the best of the theee, admittedly. Possibly improved in defence, but wasn’t very strong, iirc.
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/77191/statbank-charlton-1-1-walsallThere are some seriously low average team scores on that table. Threes and fours.
Then he got a big money move to China. Only played half a dozen times before leaving. Now he’s in Turkey with Sivasspor, mainly keeping the bench warm when he’s not injured.1 -
And there are times when he is. Like last Monday at Pompey.addick1956 said:
Matthews can be a good player for us.Scoham said:
You wouldn’t want to keep Matthews, Gunter, Watson etc though would you?Cafc43v3r said:
I don't think 2 years would be a problem for most of them tbh. If you first team is good enough to get promoted your would think most of them could step up.Scoham said:
I think that’s what it’ll come down to. I’ll be concerned if Washington signs a 3 or 4 year deal. If he stays it’s got to be 1 or 2 at most.killerandflash said:
Assuming we'll be in L1 next season, I can see us wanting him for another year as he seems a decent guy to have around the place, but he'll want a longer dealCafc43v3r said:
With Washington IMO it's a case of can you realistically get two strikers better than him?killerandflash said:Dobson and Clare in particular need extending, their contracts (2 year deals to 2023) seem like outliers when Chuks and Fraser are contracted to 2025
Gilbey and MacG (and indeed Morgan) are less urgent, they need to earn a contract extension.
Of the ones expiring this summer, I'm not bothered either way about Matthews, Purrington and Washington. Both will do a job in L1, but both are replaceable. With Pearce, I imagine it depends on how much they see him playing next season, and whether we can afford the squad place for a player/coach
You will already have to replace any loans and a couple that fall out the bottom, for want of a better expression.
Even this season the players we retained aren't in all honesty the problem.
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Won’t be converting any loans into permanents so one of the six will have to miss out on the match day squad.
https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/charlton-athletic-boss-facing-juggling-act-with-loanees-following-chelsea-deal/
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In fairness i'd be surprised if all 6 are all fit at the same time.
But if all are fit right now then you'd expect Castillo, Famewo, Lee and Burstow to be in the squad. So then it's a choice between John and Leko i think. But if we have Aneke, Stockley and Washington available then possibly Burstow.0 -
Doesn't look too hard. Leko or Burstow. John or Lee. Both are basically there for the same position, as I assume Leko won't be getting the RWB berth back any time soon.Scoham said:Won’t be converting any loans into permanents so one of the six will have to miss out on the match day squad.
https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/charlton-athletic-boss-facing-juggling-act-with-loanees-following-chelsea-deal/1 -
I think it depends what the future plans are. Do we want to keep Lee next season? It's not a good look to then not have him in the match day squad.Chris_from_Sidcup said:In fairness i'd be surprised if all 6 are all fit at the same time.
But if all are fit right now then you'd expect Castillo, Famewo, Lee and Burstow to be in the squad. So then it's a choice between John and Leko i think. But if we have Aneke, Stockley and Washington available then possibly Burstow.
You could actually say the same about all of them....0 -
And this is the difference between now and the last few years. Our permanent players are now forming the backbone of the key players in the team. Famewo aside, perhaps, the rest are arguably not in our first XI (although I couldn't tell you who our first choice LWB is currently, so could be Castillo!). We've a long way to go, but it's got the look of the start of a squad we can connect with again... finally.Cafc43v3r said:
I think it depends what the future plans are. Do we want to keep Lee next season? It's not a good look to then not have him in the match day squad.Chris_from_Sidcup said:In fairness i'd be surprised if all 6 are all fit at the same time.
But if all are fit right now then you'd expect Castillo, Famewo, Lee and Burstow to be in the squad. So then it's a choice between John and Leko i think. But if we have Aneke, Stockley and Washington available then possibly Burstow.
You could actually say the same about all of them....2 -
Barring injury, I can’t see a situation where Leko doesn’t at least make the benchChris_from_Sidcup said:In fairness i'd be surprised if all 6 are all fit at the same time.
But if all are fit right now then you'd expect Castillo, Famewo, Lee and Burstow to be in the squad. So then it's a choice between John and Leko i think. But if we have Aneke, Stockley and Washington available then possibly Burstow.0
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