Murty out on loan......

[Focher]

You said that there would be no better performance from a right back ever, during your lifetime... well, how old are you may I ask?

Murty was solid and dependable during our promotion season, but never spectacular. I think a lot of his success that season was down to Glen Little more than anything else, as the two of them formed a solid partnership on the right flank, in which Little was obviously the memorable factor.

For what it's worth, Shorey was better than Murty in that season, so why do you feel that a right back could not reach or exceed Murty's level of performance from here on? This is Liam's first full season here remember.

im 34 and supported Reading since 85 if thats ok with you. i wish id never posted a serious comment on this board because you always get some kind of spasticated reply Nothing personal mind.

[SLAMMED]

Im assuming he wont be extending this loan when the month is up?

[Ian Royal]

Murts was a solid player for us in the prem. Got caught out by the likes of Ronaldo who were just too good for him, but other than that he did well enough.

Pleased for him to be getting a move to get games. Good luck to him at Charlton, his brand of work ethic, determination and organisation could do them the world of good if he can get match fit for them.

[Scarface]

Good for us, but if I was a Charlton fan i'd be livid. Clearly this looks like Parky doing us a favour by allowing Murty a few games for them to get him match fit. In their position they need players match fit and ready.

[bishbosh92]

Good for us to get Murts back to full match fitness and a few games under his belt!

can udnerstand why there cross they need fit players in the relegation dog fight there in and dint think Murty,s fitness will help them as he will get outpaced easily!

[Thomas L'Heureux]

You said that there would be no better performance from a right back ever, during your lifetime... well, how old are you may I ask?

Murty was solid and dependable during our promotion season, but never spectacular. I think a lot of his success that season was down to Glen Little more than anything else, as the two of them formed a solid partnership on the right flank, in which Little was obviously the memorable factor.

For what it's worth, Shorey was better than Murty in that season, so why do you feel that a right back could not reach or exceed Murty's level of performance from here on? This is Liam's first full season here remember.

im 34 and supported Reading since 85 if thats ok with you. i wish id never posted a serious comment on this board because you always get some kind of spasticated reply Nothing personal mind.

It was never meant in a supposedly spasticated way for which I apologise. It was a serious comment because there's a good thirty years worth of right backs to go before you can say that Murty was the best of them.

[Focher]

You said that there would be no better performance from a right back ever, during your lifetime... well, how old are you may I ask?

Murty was solid and dependable during our promotion season, but never spectacular. I think a lot of his success that season was down to Glen Little more than anything else, as the two of them formed a solid partnership on the right flank, in which Little was obviously the memorable factor.

For what it's worth, Shorey was better than Murty in that season, so why do you feel that a right back could not reach or exceed Murty's level of performance from here on? This is Liam's first full season here remember.

im 34 and supported Reading since 85 if thats ok with you. i wish id never posted a serious comment on this board because you always get some kind of spasticated reply Nothing personal mind.

It was never meant in a supposedly spasticated way for which I apologise. It was a serious comment because there's a good thirty years worth of right backs to go before you can say that Murty was the best of them.

yep granted, i just have this pessemistic view that the club will end up languishing in the lower divisions for years to come when Coppell and Madejski leave

[Wax Jacket]

if it finally gets him off BBCRB then i'm all for it

[TommyF]

I think if he can get up to speed (which, lets face it isn't that high a speed) then Charlton will be lucky to have him.

I think the Charlton fans especially overlook how well he works as part of the 'right side' in general, releasing and overlapping with the right midfielder/winger and holding the ball up to help them get forward again - used to work wonders with Little for creating chances and IIRC many Little crosses came about because Murty gave Little the time, space and position to make them

[moo]

Murty legend. Best right back in this division still. FACT.

[Archie's penalty]

Murty legend. Best right back in this division still. FACT.

That is not true. FACT.

[chandog]

Murty legend. Best right back in this division still. FACT.

That is not true. FACT.

Agreed. Fact

[Gunny Fishcake]

Murty legend. Best right back in this division still. FACT.

LOLOLOL

[moo]

Bunch of mugs you lot. wait and see.

[RoyalBlue]

Whatever Charlton fans may think now, they will soon come to realise that, good or bad, Murts will always give 110%.

You are right and, to be fair, a lot of them are already stating that. With Parky and Murts together, God help any member of the Charlton squad who doesn't show the same level of commitment!!

[bootboy]

Good move for all concerned this. Feathering his nest perhaps if we go up??? We need Murts fit so he can be a challenge to Rosie thus enabling young Kelly to go out on a much needed loan for experience.

[SCIAG]

Murty in 05/06 was probably our best right back to date. Team of the Millenium, and that was his best season IMO (helped that every other player was amazing and he had such a great right winger ahead of him).

No reason why Rosie or a future player can't pass him ofc.

[glass half full]

Parky should be there at the end of the month as he's there on a permanent basis now.

How permanent is permanent in football management?

Not long if a player can sign a five-year contract and put in a transfer request after a few months....

[KC Royal]

To be honest this for me whilst slightly predicted is a bit down hearting as I feel he has been one of the most loyal players I have seen play for the club who is always willing to work hard for the cause. However, he has aged and he is injury prone, something we just can't work with now and with Rosenior playing as he has done recently, there's no room in the squad for him. This is now a new promotion pushing team with most of the key players from the last campaign gone. Wouldn't be suprised if Hahnemann went soon enough aswell.

Pretty much my feelings too. Was expecting Hahnemann to leave at the end of the season anyway.

I am surprised that both parties have agreed though. Didnt think Murty was the kind of player to go out on loan and thought he was too important, being club captain, for the club to loan out. I don't think the minimal amount of reserve games recently have helped his match fitness, but he's clearly more desperate for 1st team football than first thought. Wouldnt surprise me if he's had a chat with Parky off the record, im sure he's probably kept in touch with him. Does confirm what we probably all knew though, that this is his last season at the club, he wont want to stay as a squad player.

[Factfinder]

Who thinks he'll come back?

If Parky establishes himself there as I fully expect him to. Murty will slot nicely into the assistant role.