Some inside information i heard from a client of mine this morning.
Apparently Charlie is seeking specialist treatment in Europe to cure is achilles injury
So Taylor will be going nowhere in the January window unless his injury miraculously clears up which is looking highly unlikely at this moment in time
Charlie Taylor
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1964white
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hector
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Re: Charlie Taylor
Yes BUT......
He still ain't gonna be playin for us either is he???
He still ain't gonna be playin for us either is he???
Hopelessly lost.................. But making good time
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1964white
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Re: Charlie Taylor
Point is we should now be in a position to retain Charlie until at least the summer when he could have a change of heart especially if we are promoted to the prem .hector wrote:Yes BUT......
He still ain't gonna be playin for us either is he???
Doesn't matter if Charlie isn't playing right now as we have an excellent deputy in Berardi who has been part of a defence which has conceded 4 goals in our last 6 games winning 5 & drawing one those matches
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Blakerb-LUFC
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Re: Charlie Taylor
To be honest, It seems he wants to leave and as he is likely to go on a free..id prefer they invite offers/a signing race and re-invest.
There isn't even the value of having him assist the promotion push for the foreseeable so unless the club beleive he will sign an extension, the only sensible decision is to let him go.
I suppose there is an argument we will get compensation but would that come close to a transfer fee?
There isn't even the value of having him assist the promotion push for the foreseeable so unless the club beleive he will sign an extension, the only sensible decision is to let him go.
I suppose there is an argument we will get compensation but would that come close to a transfer fee?