Transfer Window January 2024 Transfer Window Thread

[oufcreport]

One of the biggest things for this window is that from his comments, Des seems to be working really well with Ed, which can only be very very good.

 

[Orkney Islands Yellow]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1743191242773573632

 

[WEYellow]

As I've said already, I fancy Charlton to have a strong second half.

Especially if they get Steve Cotterill in charge

 

[Lescottsforehead]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1743191242773573632

Internet a bit slower over on those islands?

 

[holdsteady]

Especially if they get Steve Cotterill in charge

I don't think we can rule out them qualifying for Europe if that happens.

 

[MJB]

One of the biggest things for this window is that from his comments, Des seems to be working really well with Ed, which can only be very very good.

A bit TOO well if you ask me.

All this talk of moving in together. We know what happened last time our manager got this close to another employee at the club…

 

[Shaun Rice]

One of the biggest things for this window is that from his comments, Des seems to be working really well with Ed, which can only be very very good.

Well it’s better than ignoring your recruitment team, signing players mainly belonging to an agency you own and then blaming the recruitment team when it all goes wrong.

 

[Ricey]

I was told yesterday by a chesterfield fan we were in for Dobra. Sounds like another RR type player…

Also told we are close for an Aldershot player - just forgotten his name…

 

[MustardYellow]

I'm quite surprised how quiet the window has been in general so far... a few days in and barely any movement across the leagues.

This is something often mentioned, but I've never understood why there isn't a huge flurry of confirmed deals at the start of a transfer window. I know the retort to this is often that clubs you're talking to may want replacements in etc, but I don't think that argument always holds up.

There's no 'rule' against making enquiries/approaches for players outside of a transfer window. You could in theory negotiate and have a deal/fee agreed for a player and a contract agreed in October, for example - it just can't be signed and made 'official' till January 1st.

You would think (or at least hope) clubs know who they want weeks, if not months, before a transfer window opens. There's nothing stopping all these negotiations, finding of replacements etc happening before the window opening. With that in mind, it seems odd that more transfers aren't 'ready to go' for January 1st.

 

[unification]

I'm quite surprised how quiet the window has been in general so far... a few days in and barely any movement across the leagues.

This is something often mentioned, but I've never understood why there isn't a huge flurry of confirmed deals at the start of a transfer window. I know the retort to this is often that clubs you're talking to may want replacements in etc, but I don't think that argument always holds up.

There's no 'rule' against making enquiries/approaches for players outside of a transfer window. You could in theory negotiate and have a deal/fee agreed for a player and a contract agreed in October, for example - it just can't be signed and made 'official' till January 1st.

You would think (or at least hope) clubs know who they want weeks, if not months, before a transfer window opens. There's nothing stopping all these negotiations, finding of replacements etc happening before the window opening. With that in mind, it seems odd that more transfers aren't 'ready to go' for January 1st.

Transfers - January 2024

Check out January's significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League.

www.bbc.co.uk

The BBC list them all here. The total number of players moving to League 1 clubs since the window opened comes to 10. Three of those have been to Carlisle.

 

[bashamwonderland]

If you say that every year you’ll be right eventually ?

He went for Shrewsbury last year, didn't he?

12th placed Shrewsbury.

 

[MustardYellow]

Transfers - January 2024

Check out January's significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League.

www.bbc.co.uk

The BBC list them all here. The total number of players moving to League 1 clubs since the window opened comes to 10. Three of those have been to Carlisle.

Didn't realise Exeter had signed Luke Harris on loan... potential to be a cracker!

 

[uptheus]

Transfers - January 2024

Check out January's significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League.

www.bbc.co.uk

The BBC list them all here. The total number of players moving to League 1 clubs since the window opened comes to 10. Three of those have been to Carlisle.

New owners, like Wrexham! And bloody typical, just before we play them!

 

[Bicester Yellow]

As I've said already, I fancy Charlton to have a strong second half.

Good job we ain’t got to play them again then really.

 

[oufcreport]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1743255159990333450

Charlton on a mission to form one of the best midfields in L1

 

[Followtheox1]

New owners, like Wrexham! And bloody typical, just before we play them!

I thought they were in some kind of fan trust?

 

[uptheus]

I thought they were in some kind of fan trust?

I thought I saw recently another American consortium (mainly ladies from what I saw, but could be wrong!)

 

[Bicester Yellow]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1743255159990333450

Charlton on a mission to form one of the best midfields in L1

They are going in strongly, so would I if I’d just lost to a team with 10 injuries

 

[Theox07]

Langstaff from notts sign him up

 

[greatunclekip]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1743255159990333450

Charlton on a mission to form one of the best midfields in L1

As I said....