Precisely. We have brought players in early which is good, but they could be a load of s***. Too many people are making comments without having seen them play. I have my doubts about the goalkeeper from Barnsley. Wtf has he only played about 25 games in his career?
We offloaded him, then Bleakpool and Burton decided they did not want him. We'll take a hit on him eventually.
They’re multi billionaires for a reason - they’re not stupid or wasteful- they’re clearly strengthening the squad I don’t think Elfs will make it in time
GFP are going to talk to Duchatelet about the rental arrangement for the Valley? Methven had better not be winding Charlton fans up with talk like that.
I’d be interested to hear his thoughts about his time at the club. Maybe Bromley Addicks can get him for an evening in 2035
I like the tone of the CAFC tweet. All the genuine affection of a speeding fine notice Now can the new owners get rid of the charming Tony Keohane?
“Gallen issued a statement to the South London Press. He said: “I’ve now worked for two clubs in my career, 19 years at QPR and six years at Charlton. I’m very proud that I’ve worn both badges on my chest. “There were many ups and downs during those six years but every meeting and every conversation I had I always tried to deal with dignity, humility and professionalism so I could represent Charlton in the best way possible. “I’ve made some great friends at the football club over the years – in particular Lee Bowyer, Johnnie Jackson, Grant Basey and Joe Francis. “I’ll never forget the efforts of the SMT team who I worked with closely during covid, they dealt with great difficulties on behalf of the staff and the club. Chris Parkes, Emma Parker, Tony Keohane, Tom Rubashow, Katie Cowling and Ravi Patel. They did so much for the club behind the scenes. “On a personal level I’ve had some some great times in the last six years, in particular promotion to the Championship on a very small budget, being made a club director and then the director of football. “In the Championship – against all the odds – we took it to the last game to try to stay up. In the middle of covid we suffered relegation and then on to a full transfer embargo. Myself and Lee put together a team in the last minute which nearly finished in the top six, it was a great effort. “I want to wish the new ownership, Dean (Holden), his team and all the players the best of luck for the future. “Above all I want to give a massive thank you to the fans, you all made me feel so welcome here in South-East London and I’m looking forward to coming back to The Valley soon. Up the Addicks!”
Kiddies - never get a small knife and plug yourselves into a wall socket, or you will look like Mr Dreisen does here!
