Scott Sinclair

[EskWeston 696]

Charlton would be a pretty good club as they have a decent set up there to be fair.

I know absolutely nothing about Charlton at the moment, so i have no idea what his competition would be for a place, but i am sure he is good enough to be a regular there...

[love cfc 0]

Charlton set to win battle for Chelsea's Sinclair

tribalfooball.com - February 25, 2008

Charlton Athletic boss Alan Pardew hopes to sign Chelsea striker Scott Sinclair on-loan today.

Sinclair has been wanted by Charlton for weeks, even though Pardew already has three wingers on the left side, and his advisers are keen for him to stay in London, says the Mirror.

Table-topping Stoke have also been in for Sinclair but could not guarantee him regular football, while Burnley chief Owen Coyle inquired about the teenager, who he believes would be just what the Clarets need to reach the Premier League.

Chelsea will officially announce Sinclair's destination today after his fate was discussed over the weekend, but insiders say Charlton have won the vote.

[EskWeston 696]

Bollocks to that! We need him in OUR team to add a bit of pace to our pedestrian play!!!!!!

[love cfc 0]

The day after we were crying outfor a bit of pace and natural skill in a Wembley final, salt appears tobe ready to be rubbed into our wounds.

Scott Sinclair, ourexciting teenage winger, is about to be off-loaded on loan to CharltonAthletic. It appears that Alan Pardew has beaten off late interest fromStoke City and Burnley to take Scott on loan.

Also, in a greatpiece of managerial acumen, Pardew has worked out that if he takesSinclair on loan now, the winger, if he stays the maximum 93 days allowed, will be eligible for the Championship play-offs.

Itis though that those at Chelsea who reach a decision on these mattersgave the green light to loan Scott out over the weekend.

Good luck Scotty from all at Vital Chelsea! Edited February 26, 2008 by love cfc

[Fulham Broadway 17,299]

Sounds a pretty daft move really.

[EskWeston 696]

It's beyond daft. He has done well in every game he has played in for the first team and he is exactly the sort of player we need at the moment.....would be a very silly move.

[Fulham Broadway 17,299]

It's beyond daft. He has done well in every game he has played in for the first team and he is exactly the sort of player we need at the moment.....would be a very silly move.

Its beyond, beyond daft. All that fucking trouble to get him from Bristol Rovers. Whos wanky decision is this Arnesen ? Grant?

[EskWeston 696]

Its beyond, beyond daft. All that fucking trouble to get him from Bristol Rovers. Whos wanky decision is this Arnesen ? Grant?

Well it is only a loan deal and 18 year olds are usually on loan, but Sinclair can do a good job for us!

Bottom line would be that Grant doesn't want to use him at the moment so Arnesen will find the best club to loan him to, to make sure he gets some playing time....

[Fulham Broadway 17,299]

Wankers. As you said we need some wingers atm.

[Elliott 7]

It's beyond daft. He has done well in every game he has played in for the first team and he is exactly the sort of player we need at the moment.....would be a very silly move.

I don't think he's done well enough recently to justify a place in the first time. Next season he can properly fight for his place, but this season he hasn't had enough of an impact, although if he did in the Huddersfield game I missed it, however that's only Huddersfield.

This isn't a silly move at all, this is about giving Scott some more valuable first team experience. He's not good enough yet.

[Bandicoot 3]

Sinclair is a player with electric pace and natural skills in abundance.

All we are going to do by sending him out on loan again is piss him off so much that he wants to leave.

We have a future star here, why not give him a chance in our team, he cant do any worse than Malouda.

[Fulham Broadway 17,299]

We need some fresh exciting wing pace, and Sinclair has that.

Discouraging for him to be out on loan let alone anything else. I dont buy all this ''Oh it gives them experience'' malarky every time. Its good for the big four to do it, but not for the Premiership, and rarely for the player involved.