Carl Ikeme revealed he "can't get a much better club to come to on loan" after making his debut for Sheffield United at Bristol City. Full Article at TEAMtalk Football News

It appeared that Sheffield United inexplicably threw away a half-time lead when Louis Carey's header and Alvaro Saborio's 95th minute poke into Carl Ikeme's bottom-corner levelled the score-line. Full Article at Footymad

The Addicks currently have goalkeeper Carl Ikeme from Wolves, Fulham right-back Elliot Omozusi and strikers Akpo Sodje and David Mooney from Sheffield Wednesday and Reading respectively. Full Article at Clubcall.com

The Addicks currently have goalkeeper Carl Ikeme from Wolves, Fulham right-back Elliot Omozusi and strikers Akpo Sodje and David Mooney from Sheffield Wednesday and Reading respectively. Full Article at Eat Sleep Sport

CHARLTON could lose four members of their squad within the next month, depending on what happens between now and the loan deadline on Thursday. Full Article at News Shopper

Carl Ikeme now looks set to switch Wolverhampton for Sheffield this week according to reports. Full Article at Vital Football

Yeovil Town gained a home draw with second placed Charlton Athletic this afternoon at Huish Park, as the visitors battled back from a goal down whilst a man down. Full Article at Ciderspace

Wolves goalkeeper Carl Ikeme is wanted by Sheffield United, according to the Daily Mirror. Full Article at Fans Online

Charlton Athletic manager Phil Parkinson insists he is unlikely to dip into the loan market ahead of next week's deadline. Full Article at TEAMtalk Football News

Wolverhampton Wanderers goalkeeper Carl Ikeme could be set to join Sheffield United on loan as early as next week. Full Article at Vital Football

Carl Ikeme could be set to switch Wolverhampton for Sheffield next week according to reports. Various internet reports are suggesting that the 23-year-old could leave Molineux next week when his loan with Division One side Charlton finishes. Full Article at Vital Football

After four disappointing performances on the road Charlton Athletic returned to SE7 to a wet and windy afternoon looking to send a message to the rest of the league. Full Article at Footymad

On a rainy night in Southampton, Charlton found themselves faced with the tough task of trying to regain their self belief, while also trying to win a match. Full Article at Footymad

The Addicks are without the injured Robbie Elliott and after Wolves refused them permission to play loan star Carl Ikeme, Phil Parkinson has been forced to turn to Randolph. Full Article at Clubcall.com

Wolves loan pair Sam Vokes and Carl Ikeme have been praised amid mixed fortunes for their temporary clubs. Full Article at Express & Star

Randolph was hoping to get his chance in the side following an injury to Robbie Elliott but Parkinson drafted in Carl Ikeme on loan from Wolves and started him against Carlisle at the weekend. Full Article at Eat Sleep Sport

Randolph was hoping to get his chance in the side following an injury to Robbie Elliott but Parkinson drafted in Carl Ikeme on loan from Wolves and started him against Carlisle at the weekend. Full Article at Clubcall.com

The result sees Charlton lose further ground on table-toppers Leeds United, who mauled Yeovil 4-0 on Saturday. Leeds now sit seven points clear of the south east Londoners at the top of the table, with a 12 goal advantage in goal difference. Full Article at Wharf.co.uk

A CONTROVERSIAL penalty decision and a spectacular brace from Graham Kavanagh handed Charlton only their second defeat of the season at Brunton Park. Full Article at News Shopper