M.Brewer;
Matthews, Barker, Inniss, Purrington
Forster-Caskey, Levitt, Morgan
Williams Aneke Maddison
4-3-3 it is.
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Match Thread: FA Cup Charlton v Plymouth | Saturday 7th November 2020
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Who's doing the bets on which player is going off injured & out for 6-8 weeks.
I'm going Williams (hamstring), Aneke (thigh) Maddison (new tattoo)14 -
Overall, much stronger than I was expecting. Really looking forward to seeing how Maddison and Aneke link up, that could have huge potential this season.
An attacking team, that’s for sure.
Maddison should get an hour, and then a full couple of weeks of training with maybe a in house training game for a top up on minutes, and he should be ready to start at Gillingham on 21st.
Won’t be watching it myself, but look forward to seeing the highlights at some stage.2 -
Didnt realise that Plymouth had Frank Nouble in their side0
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Forster-Caskey skipper today?
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Danny Mayor lining up for Argyle. The man who made Simon Francis look crap.0
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Plymouth unchanged. Fancy them I'm afraid0
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Love you, Golfie!golfaddick said:Who's doing the bets on which player is going off injured & out for 6-8 weeks.
I'm going Williams (hamstring), Aneke (thigh) Maddison (new tattoo)
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Really looking forward to this line up. When you look at that team and who we have left out it shows what a fantastic job the recruitment team did in such a short space of time. Hopefully a bit of a cup run and 10 points clear in the league by February 😁0
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In house training game? We've got a FKA Johnson's Paint game on Tuesday!Sage said:Overall, much stronger than I was expecting. Really looking forward to seeing how Maddison and Aneke link up, that could have huge potential this season.
An attacking team, that’s for sure.
Maddison should get an hour, and then a full couple of weeks of training with maybe a in house training game for a top up on minutes, and he should be ready to start at Gillingham on 21st.
Won’t be watching it myself, but look forward to seeing the highlights at some stage.0 -
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@sage can you see that front 3 all playing more than an hour?Sage said:
Maddison will play from the right. Williams and Morgan both capable of taking it turns playing from the left, but predominantly Williams, you would expect.Dazzler21 said:Charlton:M.Brewer;
Matthews, Barker, Inniss, Purrington
Forster-Caskey, Levitt, Morgan
Williams Aneke Maddison
4-3-3 it is.Substitutes: Amos, Wiredu, Maatsen, Pratley, Vennings, Henry, Washington0 -
Not sure what the reasoning is for starting Aneke in the Cup but not in the League. If a chronic injury is the issue and the reason that he hasn't been able to string two starts together in the last 18 months then why play him at all in the Cup?0
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Wonder what our best midfield looks like with both Maddison and Gilby back.Sage said:Overall, much stronger than I was expecting. Really looking forward to seeing how Maddison and Aneke link up, that could have huge potential this season.
An attacking team, that’s for sure.
Maddison should get an hour, and then a full couple of weeks of training with maybe a in house training game for a top up on minutes, and he should be ready to start at Gillingham on 21st.
Won’t be watching it myself, but look forward to seeing the highlights at some stage.0 -
Sky showing how much they care about us
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With you on that, my thoughts when I saw it. Expected to see Smyth over Maddison, with Maddison replacing Williams second half.Cafc43v3r said:How many of those front 3 can play more than an hour today? A bit risky?0 -
They are a very decent unit, capable of playing an effective passing game.supaclive said:Plymouth unchanged. Fancy them I'm afraid
And know how to score.
They've got a good manager with 2 successive promotions on his CV.
And the momentum that comes with winning promotion last season and a good start to this one.
No pushovers here.
Remember, down here in Cornwall half my mates are Green Army ..... if they win, I'm going to get my nose rubbed in it.
Don't let me down.
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Very surprised to see Aneke start this having not started any of the preceding league matches. Not sure this is the match I’d choose to test his fitness but Bows will have his reasons no doubt.1
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That is a strong side and shows just how strong a squad the management have built in such a short space of time 2-0 Charlton at 10/10
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Interesting that neither Mingi or Ness, who are apparently ahead of Barker in the u23s, are involved at all.2
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Bowyer said yesterday in his presser, that both Smyth and Bogle are tight, and an injury risk.cafcfan1990 said:
With you on that, my thoughts when I saw it. Expected to see Smyth over Maddison, with Maddison replacing Williams second half.Cafc43v3r said:How many of those front 3 can play more than an hour today? A bit risky?
He also said he wasn't going to take risks with anyone.
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Wonder if its to keep him at the required fitness levelsExiled_Addick said:Very surprised to see Aneke start this having not started any of the preceding league matches. Not sure this is the match I’d choose to test his fitness but Bows will have his reasons no doubt.
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Surprised by the strength of that team.
C'mon you Addicks. One cup EVERY century.2 -
Aneke's hardly likely to play more than 60 minutes, I would have thought.Exiled_Addick said:Very surprised to see Aneke start this having not started any of the preceding league matches. Not sure this is the match I’d choose to test his fitness but Bows will have his reasons no doubt.
The Meds team manage Aneke, not Bowyer.
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surprised they are unchanged. apart from the odd change for us this is pretty much what it would be if we were playing them in a league match.0
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Fair enough. Still surprised to see those 3 starting.Oggy Red said:
Bowyer said yesterday in his presser, that both Smyth and Bogle are tight, and an injury risk.cafcfan1990 said:
With you on that, my thoughts when I saw it. Expected to see Smyth over Maddison, with Maddison replacing Williams second half.Cafc43v3r said:How many of those front 3 can play more than an hour today? A bit risky?
He also said he wasn't going to take risks with anyone.0 -
Well no Gunter, Maatsen, Shinnie,Karim_myBagheri said:surprised they are unchanged. apart from the odd change for us this is pretty much what it would be if we were playing them in a league match.
Pratley/Watson, or Washington who out of the fit players I'd expect to start.
Shows how strong our team is. Really looking forward to seeing how we play today.0 -
Strong side although with the exception of Innis and the returning and needing minutes Aneke and Madison it is probably our second team which shows the strength of our squad. Interesting Baker is ahead of Ness and Mingi given the early season reason to include him i assume no longer is relevant?0
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I touched on Barker's inclusion earlier ...... perhaps Bowyer thought Barker was the best fit alongside Inniss?Talal said:Interesting that neither Mingi or Ness, who are apparently ahead of Barker in the u23s, are involved at all.
No doubt they've been doing a bit of shape work in training yesterday.
Apparently, Pearcey is pencilled in for a comeback on Tuesday.
Surely Mingi plays alongside him?
Not only is there a game today, and on Tuesday - but also U23s play on Monday.
There's a need to balance out playing time. Everyone who needs a game will probably get a run out.
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It's not often I could honestly describe a Charlton line-up as "exciting", but this is it. With Williams, Aneke and Maddison up front, I reckon there will be a few goals today.
COYR!!0
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