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Post by JC on Feb 16, 2009 16:46:06 GMT -6
BREAKING NEWS:
CHRISTOPHER KELLY aka NELSON HAS TODAY SIGNED OFFICIAL FORMS ALLOWING HIM TO TAKE PART IN THE ROBINS FUTURE AND THERE CURRENT PUSH FOR THE TREBLE, NELSON AS HE IS KNOWN BY MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC HAS EXPRESSED HIS DELIGHT AT RE-SIGNING "I AM OVA DA MOON WIV MY MOVE BACK TO THE WOBINS AS I KNOW THE TEAM AAR EVEN BETTA AND STWONGA THAN WHEN I LEFT, I AM JUST SO PLEASED THAT THE GAFFA HAS GAVE ME MY CHANCE TO SHINE AS I CULD NOT DO IT AT A HIGHAW LEVEL"
JOE CHARLTON WENT ON TO SAY "I HOPE CHRISTOPHER WILL ADD A BIT MORE DEPTH IN THE CURRENT GOALKEEPING AREA OF THE TEAM AND WILL MORE THAN LIKELY MAKE HIS 2nd DEBUT FOR THE TEAM THIS SUNDAY AWAY TO TEAM JANSEN"
WITH THE GOALKEEPING SITUATION AT THE ROBINS LOOKING ABIT SHAKY DUE TO NO.1 GOALKEEPER LUKE SHARP DECIDING TO HAVE A WEEK OFF AND A POSSIBLE BAN STARTING THE NEW SIGNING WILL BE A GOOD ONE.
THE ROBINS NOW FACE A TOUGH RUN IN BEFORE THE END OF THE SEASON IF THEY ARE GOING TO WIN THE TREBLE BUT MANAGER JOE CHARLTON HAS "FULL BACKING IN THE PLAYERS ABILITIES AND KNOWS THAT THEY WILL GO ON AND CLAIM MANY MEDALS".
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Post by BBC Sport on Feb 16, 2009 17:08:59 GMT -6
Robins have re-signed striker Christopher Kelly six months after he left the club for an initial £2.50.
Nelson has signed a one-year contract at The Robins with the fee starting at £0m and rising with add-ons.
"It was a difficult decision to make to leave Robins in the summer," the 24-year-old told the club website.
"It proved not to be the right move for me. I know some of The Robins fans will feel I let them down... but I can assure them I'll be giving my all."
He added: "This club has terrific fans and I want to repay them for all their support. We've got to get on and fight our way up that league table and complete the treble."
Nelson left The Robins in July in a deal which could have risen to £1.75 but failed to establish himself in manager Steve Ballards first-team.
The hard of speech goalkeeper managed only 4 appearances for the club..
The Robins manager Joe Charlton told BBC Radio 5 Live that Nelson was never given a fair chance at South Bristol Utd.
"I don't think he got a great crack of the whip there but that's up to Steve, he picks the team and he obviously didn't see Nels as a player who fitted into his system or a player that he particularly wanted," said JC.
"He had a great time at Robins and I never thought he would be a player who would leave the Ashton based team. South Bristol came in, higher League football. It hasn't worked out for him, we all make mistakes in life.
Robins Secretary Thomas Ash added: "We never wanted Chris to leave in the summer, we acknowledged the ‘dedicated service’ he gave this club and ‘reluctantly’ let him go.
"I am delighted that he has chosen to return to us. As we need cover in that position as Jason Finnimore isn’t up to scratch.
I know he is determined to give us his full commitment."
Nelson made appearances for The Robins during his first spell between August 2007 and July 2008, during which time he scored 0 goals.
"I'm very pleased to have signed him, he's just the type of player we need - his enthusiasm, his work rate, he's a terrific character to have around the place, as we can all laugh at him" JC added.
"He's going to be very important in the dressing room because he's a idiot and that enthusiasm and will be great for us."
JC, meanwhile, confirmed he spoke to Inter Milan boss Jose Mourinho regarding a move for Ricardo Quaresma and that Mourinho had given his approval, only for Chelsea to enter the race and sign the winger on loan until the end of the season.
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Post by BBC Sport on Feb 16, 2009 17:11:04 GMT -6
Robins have re-signed GOALKEEPER Christopher Kelly six months after he left the club for an initial £2.50.
Nelson has signed a one-year contract at The Robins with the fee starting at £0m and rising with add-ons.
"It was a difficult decision to make to leave Robins in the summer," the 24-year-old told the club website.
"It proved not to be the right move for me. I know some of The Robins fans will feel I let them down... but I can assure them I'll be giving my all."
He added: "This club has terrific fans and I want to repay them for all their support. We've got to get on and fight our way up that league table and complete the treble."
Nelson left The Robins in July in a deal which could have risen to £1.75 but failed to establish himself in manager Steve Ballards first-team.
The hard of speech goalkeeper managed only 4 appearances for the club..
The Robins manager Joe Charlton told BBC Radio 5 Live that Nelson was never given a fair chance at South Bristol Utd.
"I don't think he got a great crack of the whip there but that's up to Steve, he picks the team and he obviously didn't see Nels as a player who fitted into his system or a player that he particularly wanted," said JC.
"He had a great time at Robins and I never thought he would be a player who would leave the Ashton based team. South Bristol came in, higher League football. It hasn't worked out for him, we all make mistakes in life.
Robins Secretary Thomas Ash added: "We never wanted Chris to leave in the summer, we acknowledged the ‘dedicated service’ he gave this club and ‘reluctantly’ let him go.
"I am delighted that he has chosen to return to us. As we need cover in that position as Jason Finnimore isn’t up to scratch.
I know he is determined to give us his full commitment."
Nelson made appearances for The Robins during his first spell between August 2007 and July 2008, during which time he scored 0 goals.
"I'm very pleased to have signed him, he's just the type of player we need - his enthusiasm, his work rate, he's a terrific character to have around the place, as we can all laugh at him" JC added.
"He's going to be very important in the dressing room because he's a idiot and that enthusiasm and will be great for us."
JC, meanwhile, confirmed he spoke to Inter Milan boss Jose Mourinho regarding a move for Ricardo Quaresma and that Mourinho had given his approval, only for Chelsea to enter the race and sign the winger on loan until the end of the season.
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Post by SkySportsNews on Feb 17, 2009 10:43:19 GMT -6
Good Afternoon from Sky Sports News Sam Matterface here  As you can see from the Yellow ticker at the bottom of the screen Sky Sports News understands the signing of Christopher Kelly will come under investigation from the FA after it was found out that Joe Charlton had taken a bung from an unknown source to resign the hugely unpopular goalkeeper. Stay tuned, when we hear more you will to. |
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Post by SkySportsNews on Feb 17, 2009 13:55:56 GMT -6
BREAKING NEWS:
As you can see from the Yellow ticker at the bottom of the screen Sky Sports News understands the signing of Christopher Kelly had come under investigation from the FA after it was found out that Joe Charlton had possibly taken a bung from an unknown source to resign the hugely unpopular goalkeeper, however after speaking to the robins manager Joe Charlton the case has been dropped as he said "i would never take a bung for a player unless he would bring something extra to the team however we already have a gay centre back with no hair...a podgy central midfielder in Joe Devonald and a smelly fcuk who dont wash in Kye Buffery"
THE CASE HAS NOW BEEN CLOSED !
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