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Post-match Thread: Charlton Athletic vs Ipswich Town | Saturday 29th October 2022
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I’d completely forgotten about Terell Thomas’s perfectly timed tackle at 3-4.19
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In his post match comments he said he was upset because it wasn’t a free kick and the bloke was offside. Maybe he found out about the offside later but I took it to mean he knew almost instantly via a replay or someone in his ear.Jayajosh said:
I’m not sure Garner would have known it was offside from his position off the pitch. I think he blew his top when the free kick was given.Callumcafc said:To me the still captures the moment the ball is kicked and he’s a full body ahead of everyone else. It’s not a close call and should’ve been flagged. Completely understand why Garner blew up the way he did now.0 -
That's the second game in a row Stockley has been a 2-4/10.1
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Sure it isn't wind?AFKABartram said:It’s nearly 1am and I’m still smiling. And we didn’t even win!!
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A couple of people yesterday mentioned the Ipswich number 4 getting a dose of karma - was he giving it the biggun to the covered end or something?0
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Read this a couple of times. What was he doing as I missed it?lordromford said:A couple of people yesterday mentioned the Ipswich number 4 getting a dose of karma - was he giving it the biggun to the covered end or something?3 -
Yeah Ipswich really cant moan about the added time... Just looked and combined with the substitution after it went 2-3, it took two minutes between Ladapo scoring and the game getting back under way - Again there is a full minute between Ipswich scoring their second and restartingCallumcafc said:
Add up all the time the game was stopped for the goals | subs, and it looks as though the ref pretty much plays the 6mins to perfection8 -
Spent way to long celebrating like they are just won the league.ForeverAddickted said:
Yeah Ipswich really cant moan about the added time... Just looked and combined with the substitution after it went 2-3, it took two minutes between Ladapo scoring and the game getting back under way - What a bunch of idiotsCallumcafc said:4 -
They go 4-2 up. As he makes his way back to his starting position he put his hands to his ears towards the Covered end and raised his arms after. Bloke to my left called him a James Blunt about 3 times as he was walking out the ground.FishCostaFortune said:
Read this a couple of times. What was he doing as I missed it?lordromford said:A couple of people yesterday mentioned the Ipswich number 4 getting a dose of karma - was he giving it the biggun to the covered end or something?
Karma for you Edmundson.4 -
At all levels of football now the celebrations go on for minutes, and It isn't always added on. Seen it in FA youth games and Level 4 matches.
The best thing the Ref did yesterday was playing the 10 minutes of added time after the premature ejaculations of the tractors boys.
A stain on the character of all Charlton supporters who didn't believe that Charlton could score twice in the 30 seconds that appeared to be left !!!!4 - Sponsored links:
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There were five minutes and 40 seconds of goal celebrations apparently. The ref did well in injury time.oohaahmortimer said:As mentioned a little bit above of course the ref was pony but we had two monster calls go our way by him , firstly when Chuks threw one of their players out the way having grabbed him round the neck
then the ridiculous amount of extra time to the originally 6 minutes that allowed us to grab the equaliser, yes there had been goals but he didn’t have to play the extra 5 mins on top of the 6 mins or whatever it was, that’s definitely the most I’ve ever seen added to added when there was little injury time in it .
that was a major result of which the ref was atrocious but it worked in our favour in the end waking up the walking dead of our support and getting some fire in our bellies and then the ignoring of Chuks’s clotheslining and then we’ll play till Charlton equalise at the end .
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Final whistle was blown after 9 mins 42 secs of added time.
The ball was in play for 3 mins 50 secs.
The ball was out of play for 5 mins 52 secs.
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So what you saying is that if anything the ref actually denied us a win!Callumcafc said:Final whistle was blown after 9 mins 42 secs of added time.
The ball was in play for 3 mins 50 secs.
The ball was out of play for 5 mins 52 secs.21 -
Took a while to clear their bench off the pitch after they went 4-2 up0
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In the cold light with all the euphoric feeling of that miracle point gained , 1 point from those two home games was worse than anyone would have expected after our brilliant run.So annoying
two 0-0’s
a 1-0 win and 0-5 defeat
would have been better .
You’ve all had your fun , the grim reaper has arrived to remind everyone that we’re 9th in League One , 4 points from the play offs having played a game or two more than the teams above us .1 -
Funny that attacking and hard working players do well when Morgan is on the pitch. Blackett-Taylor's runs to where the ball should go a perfect example, Rak-Leko works off them too. Aneke seems to have no issue controlling them or at least trying to get on them either...
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In total, after the Ipswich goals, and our goal to make it 3-4 when they took forever to kick off, it took 3 minutes 52 seconds. Almost 4 minutes of complete nothingness in stoppage time. There cannot be any complaints about the time of our goal, it serves them right. You can’t waste two thirds of stoppage time with the game not even restarted and expect for it to end at the original minimum of 6 additional minutes. It’s the only thing the referee did correctly yesterday.
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Take a bow Thomas - goal and a goal-saving tackle on his full league debut32
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I'm desperate to see Stockley have a shot at goal.golfaddick said:
Yeah, I didnt see any support for Ladapo either but he managed to swivel on the edge of the box & bury it in the far corner.alburyaddick said:I think the people who give Stockley very low marks are wrong. Admittedly he is a relatively limited League 1 striker but the poor guy has to play up front virtually on his own. He gets no support at all from Kirk ( who is useless) and precious little from Rak Saki. He won quite a lot of headers today but its pointless because there is no one near him to help or take advantage. Also he is very important defensively because he is the 2nd best after Inniss at clearing headers.
The other point is that the reason Aneke is so effective when he comes on is because the defenders are tired partly from their physical battle against Stockley.
How many times has Stockley done that this season ?? And if you say "but that's not his game" then it should be if he is playing up top.
But as he rarely faces the goal and never swivels, it's unlikely to happen any time soon.6 -
The quality is really poor but you can see how far offside he is when the ball is played. It’s awful officiating when he’s looking directly along the line.18 - Sponsored links:
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Not a lot more I can add, but two points, not seen raised.
!) What has happened to Woolacott? Ever since him spilling that cross for the FGR equaliser, he has been almost entirely rooted to his line. Used to come for everything. His kicking is also getting worse I feel. I know this is harsh but, there is an argument he could have done a lot better for all 4 goals yesterday and certainly MK's second on Tuesday.
2) I said it at the time, but I think Stockley's hip injury is a chronic one which is affecting his leaping and a loss of pace/mobility (if he ever had any!). In other words, he's not coming back to full fitness ever and we would do well to move him on, but can't see anyone taking him after a medical.11 -
Did you miss that chance in the first minute or so when the Ipswich keeper passed it to Stockley and he did his best impression of a Charlton crossbar challengerCovered End said:
I'm desperate to see Stockley have a shot at goal.golfaddick said:
Yeah, I didnt see any support for Ladapo either but he managed to swivel on the edge of the box & bury it in the far corner.alburyaddick said:I think the people who give Stockley very low marks are wrong. Admittedly he is a relatively limited League 1 striker but the poor guy has to play up front virtually on his own. He gets no support at all from Kirk ( who is useless) and precious little from Rak Saki. He won quite a lot of headers today but its pointless because there is no one near him to help or take advantage. Also he is very important defensively because he is the 2nd best after Inniss at clearing headers.
The other point is that the reason Aneke is so effective when he comes on is because the defenders are tired partly from their physical battle against Stockley.
How many times has Stockley done that this season ?? And if you say "but that's not his game" then it should be if he is playing up top.
But as he rarely faces the goal and never swivels, it's unlikely to happen any time soon.13 -
All the money in the world can’t buy that rush of adrenalin from being 2-4 down to levelling in the last seconds. I was right behind that cross from Sess. I can’t remember anything else after that as everyone went bananas! Limbs went one way, phone went another and then rolling back the years leaping over the seats and getting to the barrier and giving it the beans. I feel slightly guilt now after sarcastically waving to all the Ipswich back room staff as they trudged off.1
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Agree on both counts. Woolacott might be having a crisis of confidence as I can't see Garner telling him to stay on the line as part of a plan.bolloxbolder said:Not a lot more I can add, but two points, not seen raised.
!) What has happened to Woolacott? Ever since him spilling that cross for the FGR equaliser, he has been almost entirely rooted to his line. Used to come for everything. His kicking is also getting worse I feel. I know this is harsh but, there is an argument he could have done a lot better for all 4 goals yesterday and certainly MK's second on Tuesday.
2) I said it at the time, but I think Stockley's hip injury is a chronic one which is affecting his leaping and a loss of pace/mobility (if he ever had any!). In other words, he's not coming back to full fitness ever and we would do well to move him on, but can't see anyone taking him after a medical.
Unfortunately the alternatives are injured (AMB) or not much better if at all in terms of coming off the line (McG).1 -
Even more surprising he didn't notice him, as he had that great big yellow rectangle under him.Sage said:The quality is really poor but you can see how far offside he is when the ball is played. It’s awful officiating when he’s looking directly along the line.21 -
Morgan delivered the cross.1StevieG said:All the money in the world can’t buy that rush of adrenalin from being 2-4 down to levelling in the last seconds. I was right behind that cross from Sess. I can’t remember anything else after that as everyone went bananas! Limbs went one way, phone went another and then rolling back the years leaping over the seats and getting to the barrier and giving it the beans. I feel slightly guilt now after sarcastically waving to all the Ipswich back room staff as they trudged off.3 -
My friend said he was his new favourite player, during the first half. There was the Cruyff turn, the little dribble, two footed passing and a tremendous block in the second half. Then there was the third goal. The tackle before our fourth will be legendary, even if he never plays again. Which he will.felix_31 said:Take a bow Thomas - goal and a goal-saving tackle on his full league debut
Very surprised he was a free agent. How many two footed centre backs are there!?11 -
Should have spent less time giving it, and more time trying to not get big brothered out the way by Thomas for our 3rd.shirty5 said:
They go 4-2 up. As he makes his way back to his starting position he put his hands to his ears towards the Covered end and raised his arms after. Bloke to my left called him a James Blunt about 3 times as he was walking out the ground.FishCostaFortune said:
Read this a couple of times. What was he doing as I missed it?lordromford said:A couple of people yesterday mentioned the Ipswich number 4 getting a dose of karma - was he giving it the biggun to the covered end or something?
Karma for you Edmundson.0 -
They do look alike. Easy mistake.bolloxbolder said:
Morgan delivered the cross.1StevieG said:All the money in the world can’t buy that rush of adrenalin from being 2-4 down to levelling in the last seconds. I was right behind that cross from Sess. I can’t remember anything else after that as everyone went bananas! Limbs went one way, phone went another and then rolling back the years leaping over the seats and getting to the barrier and giving it the beans. I feel slightly guilt now after sarcastically waving to all the Ipswich back room staff as they trudged off.1
