After a superb showing on Saturday where he created FOUR goal scoring chances does anyone else think that Morgan is worth a place in the starting line up on Sunday or would you go with something like Pratley for the away leg and Morgan/Williams/Reeves for the home?
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I'll trust Bowyer on this.
Doh! Corrected (what kind of a name is “Albie” anyway?)
Bowyer will know whether he can handle it, but I wouldn't be surprised to see Williams back.
Be interesting to see if Solly is back for the second leg too.
Williams is the kind who can change a game. I don't care if he has no goals and one assist is it? He is the most skilful midfielder we have and is more than capable of producing a moment of magic to turn the game on it's head. He would have had more assists if our strikers would have taken their chances too.
I'll be happy if we leave Doncaster with a draw, would even accept a one goal deficit as i'd back us to turn it round at The Valley. Go into the second leg with a two goal deficit and we'll have it all to do and may even find it beyond us to turn round. And if it means playing a more solid midfield of Bielik, Cullen, Aribo and Morgan for the first leg to try and keep it tight i'll be happy with that.
Doncaster away in particular will be as tough as Sunderland or Pompey - just not as intimidating a place to go to.
I've been contemplating why we played our BEST football of the season yesterday.
Ok, Rochdale came and tried to play football which always helps.
But my conclusion is the biggest reason was Albie Morgan.
When Morgan gets the ball he passes forward at every opportunity.
When Williams or Reeves get the ball they stop, often turn round in a circle and often pass sideways or backwards.
Alternatively, Williams runs forward head down like a Rugby League player and gets tackled.
Keep Albie in the team !
However in my view he has the vision and ability to split open a defence over and above the others which is worth a place at home especially.
That said he then bossed the second half of that game and we played them off the park so what do I know
A risk playing someone so inexperienced in such a big game though
Your memory is letting you down !
Albie Morgan was the only good thing about Charlton in the first 35 minutes against Sunderland at the Valley.
We were totally on the back foot, including Taylor and we were lucky not to be out the game by HT
Second half the whole team played well and we could and should've finished with the 3 points.
i,ve heard different info ranging from he won't be able to run for 14 weeks to he just had a tight muscle and it was precautionary - the latter comes from sources who are more likely to be correct but you never know for sure what info is being put out and why
As Leuth said the other day, we dominated up there until Vetokele was subbed for Marshall
Same with Oxford, we look average without a foil for Taylor
Home Game (Depending on the first leg) is when I'd consider doing something different
I like Morgan but the only player I'd definitely drop him for is Reeves.