STATBANK: EFLCUP R4: CHARLTON 0-0 BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION ( Charlton 4-3 penalties)

lancashire lad

many thanks to the 55 Lifers who gave marks

golfaddick

2nd game in a row that the strikers are at the bottom for marks. 

Hopefully the new owners have noticed this & new ones are on their way. 

clive

https://www.charltonafc.com/news/maynard-brewer-your-player-match-v-albion

Foxycafc

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ross1

Good to see our CB's at the top of the list instead of at the bottom

killerandflash

An impressive lack of bookings, other than Leaburn, really good discipline

Cafc43v3r

golfaddick said:

2nd game in a row that the strikers are at the bottom for marks. 

Hopefully the new owners have noticed this & new ones are on their way. 

I mean it must take a great deal of footballing knowledge to come to that conclusion, have you ever thought of being a Director of recruitment or something?

In other words no shit Sherlock.  Ones just turned 19, one is fit for the knackers yard (permanently or not) and the other is Chuks Aneke. 

I am am sure Andy Scott is reading this in appreciation for your revolutionary insight.  It is a shame Steve Gallen never thought of it and left all those millions of quid in the transfer kitty unspent really.  Isn't it.

Callumcafc

It's also a reflection of the fact that 80% of the match was played in our own half and thus the strikers had very little opportunity to impact the game.

What Miles had to do, I thought he did well against seasoned pros.

And Stockley wasn't nearly as bad as some have made out, despite an obvious lack of mobility.

golfaddick

Cafc43v3r said:

golfaddick said:

2nd game in a row that the strikers are at the bottom for marks. 

Hopefully the new owners have noticed this & new ones are on their way. 

I mean it must take a great deal of footballing knowledge to come to that conclusion, have you ever thought of being a Director of recruitment or something?

In other words no shit Sherlock.  Ones just turned 19, one is fit for the knackers yard (permanently or not) and the other is Chuks Aneke. 

I am am sure Andy Scott is reading this in appreciation for your revolutionary insight.  It is a shame Steve Gallen never thought of it and left all those millions of quid in the transfer kitty unspent really.  Isn't it.

Jesus.

I was simply pointing out something. I mean, this is a forum where we are allowed our opinions. Or is it just your ones that matter.

cafcsinger

Callumcafc said:

It's also a reflection of the fact that 80% of the match was played in our own half and thus the strikers had very little opportunity to impact the game.

What Miles had to do, I thought he did well against seasoned pros.

And Stockley wasn't nearly as bad as some have made out, despite an obvious lack of mobility.

Don't mean to knock Leaburn who I like, and didn't look fit which isn't his fault, but he struggled a lot I thought. 14% passing accuracy according to whoscored.com 

eastterrace6168

Was such a great team performance, give them all joint Man of the Match...

AddicksAddict

Cafc43v3r said:

golfaddick said:

2nd game in a row that the strikers are at the bottom for marks. 

Hopefully the new owners have noticed this & new ones are on their way. 

I mean it must take a great deal of footballing knowledge to come to that conclusion, have you ever thought of being a Director of recruitment or something?

In other words no shit Sherlock.  Ones just turned 19, one is fit for the knackers yard (permanently or not) and the other is Chuks Aneke. 

I am am sure Andy Scott is reading this in appreciation for your revolutionary insight.  It is a shame Steve Gallen never thought of it and left all those millions of quid in the transfer kitty unspent really.  Isn't it.

There’s Christmas spirit front and centre. 

soapboxsam

The only way Charlton could win this game was going to be similar to the Leeds and Brentford game when we were battered from start to finish in the Championship.
Ok no 1-0 win this time but we won because even though our players are limited they did show spirit and this time they blocked or Albion couldn't hit a cow arse with a banjo when they saw the Goal posts; even with their penalties they struggled.

The first half we played well against Rovers before Ryan Inniss thought he was a slow Doorman and not a professional footballer.

Man United will declare after 70 minutes in reality but I would love to do my manager's speech to the players and convince them they are winners not League 1 sinners.