Charlton Athletic: November 2008 Archives

Loan signings Deon Burton and Jay McEveley are in line to make their Addicks debuts against Southampton at The Valley.

Derby have signed Luke Varney on loan from Charlton Athletic until the new year with a view to a permanent deal.

Charlton caretaker boss Phil Parkinson insists the Addicks will get out of trouble if they continue to play like they did against QPR.

Phil Parkinson has spoken of his desire to be the next manager of Charlton following the departure of Alan Pardew.

Charlton Athletic have moved into the transfer market to sign Sheffield United winger Keith Gillespie on loan.

Under-fire manager Alan Pardew has left relegation-threatened Charlton by mututal consent, the Championship club have confirmed.

Alan Pardew can't wait to see how loan signing Martyn Waghorn copes with his Charlton debut against Sheffield United on Saturday.

Martyn Waghorn says he is desperate to play for Charlton this weekend and has vowed to fire the Addicks up the table.

Charlton are weighing up whether to sign Czech outfit FC Brno's striker Ales Besta in January, but the player is not very hopeful.

Alan Pardew is delighted with the arrival of striker Martyn Waghorn and says he will give Charlton the boost they need.

Charlton have swooped to sign young Sunderland striker Martyn Waghorn on an initial one-month loan deal.

Charlton boss Alan Pardew has denied reports linking the Addicks with a move for Brighton's ten-goal striker Glenn Murray.

Charlton are showing a keen interest in Chelsea starlet Lee Sawyer who is impressing while on loan at League One Southend United.

Linvoy Primus says he will decide where his future lies in the next two weeks but is happy to be playing football at Charlton.

Charlton midfielder Darren Ambrose has left the Valley to re-join Championship rivals Ipswich on a two-month loan deal.

Alan Pardew has hailed his Charlton players and says their confidence has been given a boost ahead of the Birmingham game.

Alan Pardew has confirmed that he is planning to make changes to his Charlton squad following a disappointing start to the season.

Charlton have taken former Southampton defender Darren Powell on trial with a view to handing the player a contract.

Charlton chairman Richard Murray says the club are looking for a buyer but has ruled out a bid from a South African consortium.

Charlton's directors have backed under-fire boss Alan Pardew and say the manager will be allowed to bring in loan signings.

Charlton boss Alan Pardew has blasted reports Darren Ambrose is heading to Ipswich with Ivan Campo moving the other way.