Welcome, Fredrik Ulvestad

The official site has announced that Fredrik Ulvestad has signed on a year's loan from Burnley. The Norway international is described as a box-to-box midfielder: New signing

Career details for the 24-year old who has a footballing father and brother here: Fredrik Ulvestad

Despite weeks of speculation, most recently focusing on Crystal Palace, it looks as if Ademola Lookman is staying at The Valley. According to Richard Cawley and other sources, the club has turned down a series of bids from Sheffield Wednesday for Morgan Fox, the last one at over £1.25m.

Palace deal for Lookman?

As the transfer deadline nears, Charlton are trying to offload Ademola Lookman to Crystal Palace: Over to Sainsbury's

So it's a double delight for the Addickted: losing a talented player and seeing him go to a rival club.

The Contradiction Cup

Why fans don't like the Checkatrade trophy: Worse than paint drying

Out of the waffle pan into the wok?

Charlton fans are so keen to see the back of Roland and Katrien, that they understandably have not given much thought to likely successors. At the present, the serious money is coming from China. This is not necessarily a bad thing, as Chinese investors tend to be consensual and like to build bridges with fans. But not all of them are of the same quality, as our sister site points out: A and B list Chinese investors

How far should a club go in stopping dissent?

Charlton Athletic appears to be clamping down on dissent on social media by fans. Read the full story here: Season ticket conditions

Welcome, Josh Maginnis

The striker's signing from Kilmarmock is covered fully in our third division diary: Josh Maginnis

Nightmeire shock

Charlton Athletic fans were busy checking the date this morning after chief executive Katrien Meire was elected to the FA Council. Read the full story here: Recognition

Return of the prodigal?

Could Alan Curbishley return to The Valley in an advisory role? See our report on Third Division Diary: Curbs pitches for advisory role

3rd place for Charlton

Read why at Addick's Third Division Diary: Play off place