Personally think it would be a big risk to loan DK to a L2 club, puts a lot of pressure on the remaining forwards to stay fit especially considering Miles is likely out until Oct and wont be straight back into playing 90 mins, Godden has had a hamstring niggle, Ahadme had an injury in pre-season, Chuks is Chuks and TC isn't even a striker.
Are people forgetting we can have a termination clause so he can come back if lads get injured? Seems a no brainer for me.
EFL loans can only be recalled in a transfer window, you can’t add a clause to recall outside of that other than in the NL and below.
“English FA League One club Charlton Athletic FC are expected to officially announce the signing of Jamaican winger Kaheim Dixon on Friday, Observer Online has been reliably told.”
Interesting final paragraph.
He was sought after by several clubs in several countries, his agent Kevin Cowan said last month.
Cowan, of International Dymension, had said Dixon had offers from “Major League Soccer, there was some interest from clubs in Europe, places like Cyprus, Portugal, Belgium, just to name a few destinations.”
My understanding of this is his agent acted how an agent should act. He thought of the player and the player's welfare before the money. We were not necessarily offering the most money to him but we did push hardest and we did offer the clearest pathway. The security of a 4 year deal suits everyone too.
I've been excited about this one for a little while because I've been told he's a real breath of fresh air on the pitch and he has also done some amazing stuff on the training ground.
Let's give him a bit of time to settle in and then see how this pans out
Bromley feels like the place to send him to if you're going to loan him. A few familiar faces, a great coach, nice and local and gets to learn off goal machine Michael Cheek
Bromley feels like the place to send him to if you're going to loan him. A few familiar faces, a great coach, nice and local and gets to learn off goal machine Michael Cheek
Perfect fit, some posters can even keep supporting Bromley as their second team that way
From Gallagher’s transfer, we will get £180,000 as a solidarity contribution. We will also receive compensation for the cost of his training and education for a season, but I can’t be bothered to calculate that yet.
Can I ask how the solidarity contribution is arrived at, £180,000 seems an amazing figure for a player who graced our first team for about four and a half months.
I am not sure that we can be dictatorial towards other clubs by thinking it is straightforward to ‘send’ this or that player here or there. It is more likely to be something that needs agreement and terms from a number of affected parties.
Zach Mitchell ended up, in my view, locked in to an unsatisfactory loan at Colchester for the second half of last season. Bit of a drag all round I thought. When Daniel Kanu went to Southend and had a sensational start, it didn’t stay the same for one reason or another, and felt not ideal in the end to me. Don’t even want to comment on the number of less than satisfactory loans we’ve had in over recent seasons. Personally I wouldn’t be ambivalent about loans, and want to see Kanu and Mitchell (and others) remain in our current squad unless there was a gold plated loan agreement elsewhere. I certainly don’t want the unregarded ballast from other clubs landing on our shores, they really have to be better options than our young guys coming through in order to sign.
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(In my opinion) Kanu should be playing in front of TC :-)
We were not necessarily offering the most money to him but we did push hardest and we did offer the clearest pathway. The security of a 4 year deal suits everyone too.
I've been excited about this one for a little while because I've been told he's a real breath of fresh air on the pitch and he has also done some amazing stuff on the training ground.
Let's give him a bit of time to settle in and then see how this pans out
It is more likely to be something that needs agreement and terms from a number of affected parties.
When Daniel Kanu went to Southend and had a sensational start, it didn’t stay the same for one reason or another, and felt not ideal in the end to me.
Don’t even want to comment on the number of less than satisfactory loans we’ve had in over recent seasons.
Personally I wouldn’t be ambivalent about loans, and want to see Kanu and Mitchell (and others) remain in our current squad unless there was a gold plated loan agreement elsewhere.
I certainly don’t want the unregarded ballast from other clubs landing on our shores, they really have to be better options than our young guys coming through in order to sign.