Would like to see this baring in mind the injuries:
Hamer Wilson Morro Dervite Wiggins Stewart Cousins Hughes Harriott Church Sordell
I hope Hughes plays, a grafter and a leader.
Go on, do everything in your power to get down to The Valley. Lets show Forest what we've got, on the pitch lets out-fight them and out-want them and in the stands lets out-sing them and out-passion them. Get yourself down there, show your support and you may be in for a treat. You may not expect a win, in fact you'd be foolish to! But neither did those there at 2-0 down v Cardiff and Bolton. We can do this, lets show some Charlton fighting spirit from the last two seasons. Lets show SIR Chris Powell our support for him, he deserves it from the success we've had with him.
In the depths of the doldrums(in which by the way we are not) one often finds that certain players of any team raise their game and inspire a team performance that surpasses all expectations and tomorrow night , somewhere out there a Charlton player is going to play a blinder and get the rest going (it has been jj in the past) I have no idea who it will be tomorrow night but I will live in hope that it will be SOMEBODY! Powell must obviously stay and see this through; backs to the wall is where it all begins. Bring it on ......
Forest are the best footballing side in this league and anyone who thinks we should play 4-4-2 and put Pritchard and Stephens up against Lansbury and Reid must have masochistic tendencies or be on drugs.
The UN would probably ban it as a war crime.
Pack the midfield with some muscle (i.e. not Pritchard), play Harriot and Stewart with Sordell , pray loudly, work like dogs and with divine intervention we might scrape a 1-1.
Lots of talk about how Forest play but sometimes if you just go at teams, get in front, they can lose all shape & organisation. Go 4-3-3 by all means but we're at home and need to commit plenty of players forward when we attack...not just aim at Church on his own in the box, like we did against Millwall.
As Doncaster didn't count this is my first home game of the season and despite everything I cannot wait. Forest always seem to do well against us but its about time this team put in a performance and made us proud. Forest play great football which may help us and the night game will hide the empty seats. Still think we'll get beat 3-1 but just have a feeling something positive will come out of the evening.
a win, any win no matter how......will cheer a mis-hit shinner likes it's a 30-yard barmstormer!!!!
Only have a couple of games until I move bloody miles away so selfishly would be great to take at least one memory of a recent win with me. Will txt CP and let him and the boys know...........COYA!!!
Cant go tonight only other game ive missed... Leicester... So changed to home win barca esque win followed up with a shite loss to blackpool saturday with me back in se7.
Cant go tonight only other game ive missed... Leicester... So changed to home win barca esque win followed up with a shite loss to blackpool saturday with me back in se7.
Yep I have just found out I can't go tonight due to work commitments, so I expect this exact scenario too!
I'd go for a 9-0-1 extreme hoof ball formation with plenty flares (smuggled in via Thermos flasks) thrown on to the pitch on or about the halfway line.
Won't get tonked, will loose. Routine 0-2 and a caretaker manager in for Bristol City (not saying its right, but think a defeat will see TJ pull the trigger.
Let's keep the Chris Powell chants going tonight, and fingers crossed Clem you're no less wrong than you were last year!
• Chris Powell's Charlton are striving to avoid four successive league defeats, last suffered in March 2011.
• They last had fewer than five points from the first eight games in 2006, their relegation season from the Premier League, when they'd registered one win and seven defeats by this same stage.
• The Addicks have not managed a clean sheet in 16 home league games, and have only kept one in the last 24.
They play a midfielder just behind the strikers and Dervitte can patrol this area. A bit defensive, but the main aim after a run of poor results is just do not lose.
They play a midfielder just behind the strikers and Dervitte can patrol this area. A bit defensive, but the main aim after a run of poor results is just do not lose.
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But will hope for a turn around in fortunes.
Would like to see the team below but mainly because i think Kerm aggravated his injury and Jackson is still injured?:-
Hamer
Wilson Morrison Wood Evina
Stewart Cousins Pritchard Harriott
Church Sordell
Subs - Alnwick, Dervite, Wiggins, Cook, Gower, Stephens, Piggott
I actually didn't mind the formation or the team that Powell picked on Saturday it was just Burnley were better at finishing.
Defence is doing poorly and people like Wood and Evina deserve a crack at it.
Hamer
Wilson
Morrison
Dervite
Wiggins
Stewart
Cousins
Stephens
Harriott
Church
Sordell (If Kermy isn't fit)
Sadly I fear:
A. This won't be the team
B. We'll get stuffed anyway
1-3
Hamer
Wilson Morro Dervite Wiggins
Stewart Cousins Hughes Harriott
Church Sordell
I hope Hughes plays, a grafter and a leader.
Go on, do everything in your power to get down to The Valley. Lets show Forest what we've got, on the pitch lets out-fight them and out-want them and in the stands lets out-sing them and out-passion them. Get yourself down there, show your support and you may be in for a treat. You may not expect a win, in fact you'd be foolish to! But neither did those there at 2-0 down v Cardiff and Bolton. We can do this, lets show some Charlton fighting spirit from the last two seasons. Lets show SIR Chris Powell our support for him, he deserves it from the success we've had with him.
COYR!
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Forest are the best footballing side in this league and anyone who thinks we should play 4-4-2 and put Pritchard and Stephens up against Lansbury and Reid must have masochistic tendencies or be on drugs.
The UN would probably ban it as a war crime.
Pack the midfield with some muscle (i.e. not Pritchard), play Harriot and Stewart with Sordell , pray loudly, work like dogs and with divine intervention we might scrape a 1-1.
P.S I think Mowbray's the longest serving manager in the champ and not SCP
Only have a couple of games until I move bloody miles away so selfishly would be great to take at least one memory of a recent win with me. Will txt CP and let him and the boys know...........COYA!!!
As for us,
we're not going to come out and show some guts and fight, are we?
Charlton captain Johnnie Jackson will miss the game against Nottingham Forest with a groin injury.
Midfielder Bradley Pritchard is a doubt following concussion and defenders Chris Solly and Leon Cort are still out with knee injuries.
Nottingham Forest will give fitness tests to midfielders Guy Moussi, Nathaniel Chalobah, defender Kelvin Wilson and forward Jamie Paterson.
Chalobah, Wilson and Paterson all missed Saturday's win over Derby.
Charlton Athletic
• Chris Powell's Charlton are striving to avoid four successive league defeats, last suffered in March 2011.
• They last had fewer than five points from the first eight games in 2006, their relegation season from the Premier League, when they'd registered one win and seven defeats by this same stage.
• The Addicks have not managed a clean sheet in 16 home league games, and have only kept one in the last 24.
Wilson----Morrison----Wood----Wiggins
---Dervitte---
Stuart-----Pritchard------Hughes-----Evina
Church
They play a midfielder just behind the strikers and Dervitte can patrol this area. A bit defensive, but the main aim after a run of poor results is just do not lose.