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Recovering from injury, but lacking match fitness?
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Showing potential, but in need of experience?
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Charlton Athletic: You'll Never Walk A Loan!
posted by New York Addick @ 9:16 PM
12 comments
Worse still,Cecil reckons getting Dirty Murty eases the pressure to get permanent signings in.I thought we were desperate to 3 or 4in at the start of the window?
Now he is saying it may take a week or two.Burton is being billed as a new signing as well.
That's brilliant.
Never a truer word spoken in jest...except it's not jest anymore, is it.
NYA, you are man who understands his lucre. Why are we in such a financial mess to the extent that we keep dallying in such ludicrous loan deals.
Much of our income must have been predictable within a reasonable margin- TV deals and season tickets?
Our player salaries are known (hey, we must have made saving on win bonuses).
Have we "speculated" on highly paid players that took us beyond our planned income, and then come unstuck becuase we didn;t get promoted and get the additional income required to meet the speculation? But we knew in the summer we wouldn't have Premier league income, so why didn't we plan our finances accordingly?
Have we then added to the problem by taking in loan players?
Can financial planning in football be that difficult? It was something we used to be good at.
Pembury Addick
i'm like the rest of you and am unhappy that we keep going down the loan route.or seemingly allow players to get fit at our expense. having said that how does parkinson deal with the need to get in fresh blood, because it's important to halt the winless negativity that must be rife at the club, with the problem of getting players of the right calibre who want to sign on a permanant basis, as i can't imagine that there are going to be many who do? what do you do about potential availability of players? who once again, is going to be tempted to join a club at the bottom of the division and now who have publicly said in a roudabout fashion that they have no money.
also i get the impression that some supporters assume there must be hundreds of players available , i personally don't think there are.
so perhaps loans is all we can expect at this moment?
Pembury, hard to say without reviewing the accounts (which should be issued imminently I believe). Obviously relegation brings enormous headaches as salaries typically are not adjustable downwards, but you can't force players to move on.
They've obviously screwed up big time in the transfer market too, with virtually no signings able to be declared a 'success' or 'good value'. Thus they took risks to try to win promotion back, but I suspect never in their worst nightmares did they think relegation was a realistic prospect within two seasons.
Sillav, having now taken on 8 loans already this season, I think one can make a pretty strong case that they are unsettling the squad (17 games without a win speaks volumes).
What happened to old-fashioned coaching to encourage improvement, aligned with motivation to win back shattered confidence?
I continue to believe that we have a squad that contains both requisite experience (Weaver, Hudson, Fortune, Gray etc..), plus coachable potential (Moutaouakil, Youga, Sam, Bailey, Semedo etc..), to get us out of this mess, without this crazy reliance on constant loans, none of which have steadied the ship, let alone allowed it to sail forward.
Love this blog. I read it all the time when I'm supposed to be doing work, it's the best way to get through the credit crunch (other than actually doing work, which would make my company more profitable and better equipped to deal with the financial downturn).
Can't wait to read New York Addick's take on our annual report.
I totally agree with you New York, loans undermine those already trying to make a starting birth in an under performing team and cause further unrest. it just goes to show how nobody at the club seems to know what their doing, from the board, to the management and the players. A total Nightmare before and after christmas.
I hear a rumour that the club is going to be renamed Chartloan Athletic!!
Chartloan Pathetic i heard
with our dire financial position and the complete failure of loan signings over the past 12months you would think the club would learn its lesson
we have more than capable players of our own that would do as just a good a job as the majority of the loanees (the full back and forward positions spring to mind)
it seems as though we continue to throw money at the loan market due to our flawed philosophy of what is actually the cause of our current situation
My view is that loan players are the root of the current problem, not the solution
do you think these accounts would have influenced zabeel's decision to pull out?
They would have been granted access to real-time financial information, not 4-month old accounts, but the picture will hardly have looked any rosier.