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Aug 2024 Transfer Window Deadline Day Thread
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North Lower Neil said:killerandflash said:MarcusH26 said:Sancho to Chelsea is possibly one of the more bizarre moves. I know Mudryk has massively underperformed but Madueke is coming off a hat trick and an England senior callup1
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https://www.charltonafc.com/news/view/5a1d89fd36e6e/done-deal-charlton-sign-experienced-striker-on-short-term-contract
Wow that’s come out of nowhere15 -
Hats off to the new owners. Dug deep again, improved the squad massively . No panic buys. It’s a 9/10 window for me.5
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Callumcafc said:https://www.charltonafc.com/news/view/5a1d89fd36e6e/done-deal-charlton-sign-experienced-striker-on-short-term-contract
Wow that’s come out of nowhere7 -
Southbank said:We could be looking at a bloated squad. At least 3/4 surplus players.0
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Callumcafc said:https://www.charltonafc.com/news/view/5a1d89fd36e6e/done-deal-charlton-sign-experienced-striker-on-short-term-contract
Wow that’s come out of nowhere4 -
RonnieMoore said:Braziliance said:It's odd that we have waited till now to deal with Fraser. Maybe another club have messed us about?
I was hoping we would bring 1 or 2 in today but it seems very unlikely now, and looking at a free agent job.
Overrall, a pretty decent window, but we could have done with the extra goalie and centre back at least. I'll give this window a 6.5/7 out of 10. I'd have given it a 9 if we kept May as well as the business we did.
Well done new owners, an usually sensible window, considering its Charlton.
fir free in 12 months ?2 -
120 seconds!0
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We lost teddy bishop because players had to leave before signing him & also the keepers didn’t go our way so a 7/10. I’m not complaining! I really believe in what the manager and club are doing.4
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Feels weird having a deadline day when Cawley is only tweeting about the other lot, it's nice to have an organised recruitment strategy6
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The next few seconds could be crucial7
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“We go again”
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ValleyGary said:“We go again”
Hayden Mullins
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Did anyone just hear a big bang???1
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LoOkOuT said:Did anyone just hear a big bang???2
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Sounds like Birmingham have paid £12m for Stansfield according to a Sky Sports reporter.
Fulham had their pants down - £1m added to the fee with each passing hour.9 -
Callumcafc said:Sounds like Birmingham have paid £12m for Stansfield according to a Sky Sports reporter.
Fulham had their pants down - £1m added to the fee with each passing hour.2 -
James Ward-Prowse has joined Forest on loan0
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Callumcafc said:Sounds like Birmingham have paid £12m for Stansfield according to a Sky Sports reporter.
Fulham had their pants down - £1m added to the fee with each passing hour.7 -
Same price as Chiesa to Liverpool2
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Callumcafc said:Sounds like Birmingham have paid £12m for Stansfield according to a Sky Sports reporter.
Fulham had their pants down - £1m added to the fee with each passing hour.3 -
Zaha signs on loan for Lyon. Another failed spell as soon as he leaves the stripeys.1
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Ivan Toney signed for Al-Ahli. I'm sure that it wasn't for the money.3
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Everton trying to sign Armando Broja on loan0
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golfaddick said:I understand that Birmingham spending £10m on 1 player has no impact on FFP rules if the owners can put that money in themselves (ie not loaned) but if I was the EFL I'd be pulling them in & questioning this. 6 months ago they were closing a stand as it was falling apart. I know they have new owners but spending £10m as a League One club is tantamount to mismanagement and it wouldm't take much for the club to be in serious trouble again.
Their owners have got planning permission for a brand new ground moving the club away from St Andrews and building a campus style like Man City. In the meantime time, even though they are planning on moving out of their ground, their owners have also invested £15M into St Andrews to stop it falling apart. This is an ownership with very, very deep pockets whom have owned and run sports clubs in the States. I think if the EFL called them in then the Brummie fans would go mental.0 -
Fleming going Burnley from the scum. Shame.0
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Addick Addict said:Ivan Toney signed for Al-Ahli. I'm sure that it wasn't for the money.2
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Athletico Charlton said:golfaddick said:I understand that Birmingham spending £10m on 1 player has no impact on FFP rules if the owners can put that money in themselves (ie not loaned) but if I was the EFL I'd be pulling them in & questioning this. 6 months ago they were closing a stand as it was falling apart. I know they have new owners but spending £10m as a League One club is tantamount to mismanagement and it wouldm't take much for the club to be in serious trouble again.
Their owners have got planning permission for a brand new ground moving the club away from St Andrews and building a campus style like Man City. In the meantime time, even though they are planning on moving out of their ground, their owners have also invested £15M into St Andrews to stop it falling apart. This is an ownership with very, very deep pockets whom have owned and run sports clubs in the States. I think if the EFL called them in then the Brummie fans would go mental.
Huge gamble.2 -
Addick Addict said:Ivan Toney signed for Al-Ahli. I'm sure that it wasn't for the money.0
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CafcSCP said:Athletico Charlton said:golfaddick said:I understand that Birmingham spending £10m on 1 player has no impact on FFP rules if the owners can put that money in themselves (ie not loaned) but if I was the EFL I'd be pulling them in & questioning this. 6 months ago they were closing a stand as it was falling apart. I know they have new owners but spending £10m as a League One club is tantamount to mismanagement and it wouldm't take much for the club to be in serious trouble again.
Their owners have got planning permission for a brand new ground moving the club away from St Andrews and building a campus style like Man City. In the meantime time, even though they are planning on moving out of their ground, their owners have also invested £15M into St Andrews to stop it falling apart. This is an ownership with very, very deep pockets whom have owned and run sports clubs in the States. I think if the EFL called them in then the Brummie fans would go mental.
Huge gamble.
No, they won't be.1