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Match Thread [+POST p.20]: Charlton Athletic vs Brighton | Weds 21 Dec 2022 (League Cup Rd of 16)
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Addick Addict said:John Wainwright is someone I played cricket with for a good few years at Sidcup. On Facebook he has posted and asked to share a positive experience (in addition to the win of course) from last night's game:
I just wanted to tell everyone about the penalty shootout between Charlton Athletic and Brighton last night.
I have a handicapped grandson I take in his wheelchair to matches and as the shootout was about to begin we couldn't see a thing where we were because of everybody milling about the dugout areas. I pushed my grandson towards the Brighton dugout/technical area in the hope of a better view. Despite the importance of the moment for the Brighton Manager Roberto de Zerbi he could see that we were Charlton supporters with our red and white hats and scarves and he made sure we joined his management staff in front of the hoardings so that my grandson could see the shootout. Mr Zerbi even crouched down so that my grandson could see the players approaching from the halfway line to take their turn for each penalty.
Brighton fans you have an 'Absolute Gent' in charge of the playing side of the club! I thanked him profusely at the time for his kindness and want to post this to thank him again so THANKS from Grandad Wainwright and Albie Sargent. It is so nice to report on an event so positively when not all football stories read like this one. Please share this as much as you like and hopefully it will make it to Brighton eventually! Happy Christmas everyone9 -
killerandflash said:What is it with stuttery runs before taking a penalty? During the World Cup many players missed doing that, and last night was the same. Just run up and give it a whack!0
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I've been very critical of Stockley this season he's not been good enough at any point really. I'd be looking to replace in Jan.
But, to criticise him for not pressing when clearly (and Hayes said as much in his interview) the game plan was to stay compact, let them have the ball in certain areas, keep our shape and defend our 3rd of the pitch. I.e. not press.
If you press with that game plan when you're defending fairly deep all it does is give space for teams with the quality of Brighton to exploit. You can't criticise a man for following the game plan.
I actually think despite not moving as freely as he has in previous seasons stocky was exactly what we needed for that last 20 mins or so arial ability to help us win the ball up the pitch (he even won us a couple free kicks) and aerial ability in our own box.14 -
cantersaddick said:I've been very critical of Syocley this season he's not been good enough at any point really. I'd be looking to replace in Jan.
But, to criticise him for not pressing when clearly (and Hayes said as much in his interview) the game plan was to stay compact, let them have the ball in certain areas, keep our shape and defend our 3rd of the pitch. I.e. not press.
If you press with that game plan when you're defending fairly deep all it does is give space for teams with the quality of Brighton to exploit. You can't criticise a man for following the game plan.
I actually think despite not moving as freely as he has in previous seasons stocky was exactly what we needed for that last 20 mins or so arial ability to help us win the ball up the pitch (he even won us a couple free kicks) and aerial ability in our own box.1 -
Addick Addict said:John Wainwright is someone I played cricket with for a good few years at Sidcup. On Facebook he has posted and asked to share a positive experience (in addition to the win of course) from last night's game:
I just wanted to tell everyone about the penalty shootout between Charlton Athletic and Brighton last night.
I have a handicapped grandson I take in his wheelchair to matches and as the shootout was about to begin we couldn't see a thing where we were because of everybody milling about the dugout areas. I pushed my grandson towards the Brighton dugout/technical area in the hope of a better view. Despite the importance of the moment for the Brighton Manager Roberto de Zerbi he could see that we were Charlton supporters with our red and white hats and scarves and he made sure we joined his management staff in front of the hoardings so that my grandson could see the shootout. Mr Zerbi even crouched down so that my grandson could see the players approaching from the halfway line to take their turn for each penalty.
Brighton fans you have an 'Absolute Gent' in charge of the playing side of the club! I thanked him profusely at the time for his kindness and want to post this to thank him again so THANKS from Grandad Wainwright and Albie Sargent. It is so nice to report on an event so positively when not all football stories read like this one. Please share this as much as you like and hopefully it will make it to Brighton eventually! Happy Christmas everyone3 -
AndyG said:ValleyGary said:Not mine but thought it was great.1
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cantersaddick said:I've been very critical of Stockley this season he's not been good enough at any point really. I'd be looking to replace in Jan.
But, to criticise him for not pressing when clearly (and Hayes said as much in his interview) the game plan was to stay compact, let them have the ball in certain areas, keep our shape and defend our 3rd of the pitch. I.e. not press.
If you press with that game plan when you're defending fairly deep all it does is give space for teams with the quality of Brighton to exploit. You can't criticise a man for following the game plan.
I actually think despite not moving as freely as he has in previous seasons stocky was exactly what we needed for that last 20 mins or so arial ability to help us win the ball up the pitch (he even won us a couple free kicks) and aerial ability in our own box.
He's not good enough but he did about the best he is capable of. He probably wasn't even expecting to come on.1 -
cantersaddick said:I've been very critical of Stockley this season he's not been good enough at any point really. I'd be looking to replace in Jan.
But, to criticise him for not pressing when clearly (and Hayes said as much in his interview) the game plan was to stay compact, let them have the ball in certain areas, keep our shape and defend our 3rd of the pitch. I.e. not press.
If you press with that game plan when you're defending fairly deep all it does is give space for teams with the quality of Brighton to exploit. You can't criticise a man for following the game plan.
I actually think despite not moving as freely as he has in previous seasons stocky was exactly what we needed for that last 20 mins or so arial ability to help us win the ball up the pitch (he even won us a couple free kicks) and aerial ability in our own box.1 -
I was impressed how often the Brighton fans chanted for our unused sub Aaaal bee Morgan.3
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KingKinsella said:Cafc43v3r said:We win this 4-3 on pens with Lavelle smashing the winner in.....
Hats off to you , Sir3 -
A small part of me is pissed off with this performance, as it does make me question why the can't seem to put even 50% of this effort into a league match and despite all the positives to come from this, the squad still needs a complete rebuild in the summer2
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tangoflash said:A small part of me is pissed off with this performance, as it does make me question why the can't seem to put even 50% of this effort into a league match and despite all the positives to come from this, the squad still needs a complete rebuild in the summer0
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Addick Addict said:tangoflash said:A small part of me is pissed off with this performance, as it does make me question why the can't seem to put even 50% of this effort into a league match and despite all the positives to come from this, the squad still needs a complete rebuild in the summer2
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tangoflash said:A small part of me is pissed off with this performance, as it does make me question why the can't seem to put even 50% of this effort into a league match and despite all the positives to come from this, the squad still needs a complete rebuild in the summer
I don't know anyone "ITK" but enough stories from people who do have come out that I fully believe that the whole club is (was?) rotten and the players will know it. As much as we say they should be professional etc and it shouldn't affect them, it absolutely will.
It may be coincidence that we get a performance of effort and enthusiasm just when there looks like being a change behind the scenes, but I doubt its COMPLETELY unrelated.1 -
ForeverAddickted said:3
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From the marks thread: “Referee: 7 thought he did ok but Brighton should have had a penalty for a clumsy challenge from Lavelle”.
Anyone else see this clumsy challenge?2 -
AddicksAddict said:From the marks thread: “Referee: 7 thought he did ok but Brighton should have had a penalty for a clumsy challenge from Lavelle”.
Anyone else see this clumsy challenge?0 - Sponsored links:
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ValleyGary said:AddicksAddict said:From the marks thread: “Referee: 7 thought he did ok but Brighton should have had a penalty for a clumsy challenge from Lavelle”.
Anyone else see this clumsy challenge?
Look, we won, talk of playing up Brighton's reliance on a dodgy penalty not being given is not needed, let's just relish the result and look forward to Old Trafford..👍4 -
tangoflash said:A small part of me is pissed off with this performance, as it does make me question why the can't seem to put even 50% of this effort into a league match and despite all the positives to come from this, the squad still needs a complete rebuild in the summer0
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tangoflash said:A small part of me is pissed off with this performance, as it does make me question why the can't seem to put even 50% of this effort into a league match and despite all the positives to come from this, the squad still needs a complete rebuild in the summer
Zero pressing of their back four, and keeping a good shape behind the ball. I don’t actually think it was so much about effort as about tactics.2 -
Anybody know of any organised travel from the West Country to Old Trafford?0
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JamesSeed said:tangoflash said:A small part of me is pissed off with this performance, as it does make me question why the can't seem to put even 50% of this effort into a league match and despite all the positives to come from this, the squad still needs a complete rebuild in the summer
Zero pressing of their back four, and keeping a good shape behind the ball. I don’t actually think it was so much about effort as about tactics.
The players put in a massive shift, a number of them were out of legs by 80 minutes.0 -
eastterrace6168 said:ValleyGary said:AddicksAddict said:From the marks thread: “Referee: 7 thought he did ok but Brighton should have had a penalty for a clumsy challenge from Lavelle”.
Anyone else see this clumsy challenge?
Look, we won, talk of playing up Brighton's reliance on a dodgy penalty not being given is not needed, let's just relish the result and look forward to Old Trafford..👍1 -
clive said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KI68GCRbTDA
IN FULL | Charlton v Brighton & Hove Albion penalty shootout (December 2022)
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Addick Addict said:John Wainwright is someone I played cricket with for a good few years at Sidcup. On Facebook he has posted and asked to share a positive experience (in addition to the win of course) from last night's game:
I just wanted to tell everyone about the penalty shootout between Charlton Athletic and Brighton last night.
I have a handicapped grandson I take in his wheelchair to matches and as the shootout was about to begin we couldn't see a thing where we were because of everybody milling about the dugout areas. I pushed my grandson towards the Brighton dugout/technical area in the hope of a better view. Despite the importance of the moment for the Brighton Manager Roberto de Zerbi he could see that we were Charlton supporters with our red and white hats and scarves and he made sure we joined his management staff in front of the hoardings so that my grandson could see the shootout. Mr Zerbi even crouched down so that my grandson could see the players approaching from the halfway line to take their turn for each penalty.
Brighton fans you have an 'Absolute Gent' in charge of the playing side of the club! I thanked him profusely at the time for his kindness and want to post this to thank him again so THANKS from Grandad Wainwright and Albie Sargent. It is so nice to report on an event so positively when not all football stories read like this one. Please share this as much as you like and hopefully it will make it to Brighton eventually! Happy Christmas everyone3