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Join us live at 7pm or via the podcast afterwards as we look back at the defeat at Stoke. We'll hear the highlights of the game and also Lee Bowyer's post-match reaction. We'll discuss the game ourselves, try and work out why our away form is so poor, and discuss the relegation battle in the Championship. We also have a special interview with former Addicks star Robert Lee, who discusses his time with the club. Finally, we'll look ahead to Tuesdays trip to Nottingham Forest.
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Another really poor defensive display.
One of the issues was pointed out by Steve Brown on Radio London, at the start of the game.
Stoke have a lot of tall players, we don't.
They were at an advantage at set pieces, as only Lockyer, Pearce, Purrington and Taylor have any height.
Sarr is tall but couldn't be trusted to be part of the starting line up.
We really could have done with getting a result against a team in a similar predicament to us and the fact we played so poorly and didn't get anything from the game is very concerning.
The first goal no one tracked any of their runners from a free kick into the box.
The second we failed to clear the ball or make any meaningful challenge when Stoke played the ball into the box.
The third, we allowed them to attack again without putting in a tackle.
Conceding 2+ goals a game, as we have done many times this season, is relegation form and it's starting to look like a straight up fight between us and Wigan Athletic to stay in the league.
We're four points ahead of Wigan with a better goal difference, so it's in our hands.
I think we will have to target winning our home games against the teams around us and hope that's enough to keep us up.
I just hope Bows and Jacko can get the team to tighten up at the back, if we're going to pick up any points from the away fixtures.
We don't want to really be going into the last game of the season (away at Leeds) needing a result.
Why do you think this is?
Do we just write off the Forest game, put Hemed up front, rest Taylor for Blackburn game on Saturday bring in Alfie and Naby, and give Pratley a rest?
Should we switch to 5 at the back, Forest are a decent side pushing for playoffs / automatic spot, would be very happy with a point.
ps any news on when Macauley Bonne will be back up to speed?
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