Attention: Please take a moment to consider our terms and conditions before posting.
POST MATCH THREAD : Charlton Athletic Vs Stevenage Boro : Easter Monday 1st April 2024 : KO 15:00
Comments
-
A game not worthy of comment.1
-
Think Richardson is their manager now. Taylor is at Bristol Rovers.ForeverAddickted said:
They also don't have the Manager that took them to that success in the years you mention - So could well be a very different proposition under Matt Taylor back at this level.Braziliance said:
In 2017-18 they outplaced us and were promoted via play-offs easing past the side who made light work of us.Leuth said:We're not going to get outmuscled by bloody Rotherham, surely. Surely
In 21/22 they went up automatically while we lingered with a mid-table finish in 13th.
There's a serious argument to be made that Rotherham have been a more successful club in the last 8 years or so with more promotions under their belt and more fixtures played in the championship?
Not a team to take lightly and will be right up there as they usually are in league1.
Paul Warne with his history at this level is probably the best Manager to appoint in League One.1 -
Dull dull dull
For me the clean sheet was the only positive. There are a couple of players that I won’t mind having around next year but to be honest if none of them were then it wouldn’t worry me.I just hope that jones has the hand in deciding next years squad that we all think/hope he does.Until a manager is given time and support in building a squad in his image, then this will be rinse and repeat every season. They’ve made a rod for their own back half arsing this to now, current batch and previous.3 -
Can’t argue the facts. However, isn’t it sad that from 7th in the Premiership, we now desire to be a steady ship like Rotherham. They are one of a number of clubs we looked down on as far inferior to us, an that includes Bournemouth,Braziliance said:
In 2017-18 they outplaced us and were promoted via play-offs easing past the side who made light work of us.Leuth said:We're not going to get outmuscled by bloody Rotherham, surely. Surely
In 21/22 they went up automatically while we lingered with a mid-table finish in 13th.
There's a serious argument to be made that Rotherham have been a more successful club in the last 8 years or so with more promotions under their belt and more fixtures played in the championship?
Not a team to take lightly and will be right up there as they usually are in league1.
Brentford and Luton who currently have Premiership status. Next season is crucial, another season of abject failure could see us confirmed as just an average league 1 side. Our bigger club rep, has / is fading fast.2 -
Then their manager left. Under warne, they always went down but made a fight of it, this year they are awful and are a long way adrift at the bottomBraziliance said:
In 2017-18 they outplaced us and were promoted via play-offs easing past the side who made light work of us.Leuth said:We're not going to get outmuscled by bloody Rotherham, surely. Surely
In 21/22 they went up automatically while we lingered with a mid-table finish in 13th.
There's a serious argument to be made that Rotherham have been a more successful club in the last 8 years or so with more promotions under their belt and more fixtures played in the championship?
Not a team to take lightly and will be right up there as they usually are in league1.
Rotherham have been a yo yo club but it’s not a given that they will yo next year1 -
Just had a trawl through the other 1,195 Charlton games I've seen and I can't say one stands out as being worse than that game yesterday.
Anybody care to offer a game up they feel was worse?0 -
I agree with this. Watson is just not good enough.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
For me a 352 only works if you have two very good wing backs as they're probably the two most important positions in the formation. If the wing backs aren't good, it's quite likely the team will not function properly.Simonsen said:I think yesterday's game probably makes my Top Ten worst games of all times list. Might even break into the top five.
Our two strikers were pretty grim (Kanu tried very hard and did do a couple of good things) and barely anything stuck to them. That's one massive area to address for next season....get a striker that can hold the ball up, so we can play further up the pitch.
I'll be happy to be proved wrong but I can't see 3-5-2 working for a whole season. Not unless we can sign three more proper WBs to go with Small (we're going to need cover).
Small is good (is he signed for next season yet?) but we need similar on the right. Ramsay can be the right sided back up but we absolutely need to sign a good quality RWB for the first XI.0 -
Jones explained post match, that because Stevenage were continually pumping high balls into our box he felt he needed height at the back, rather than a winger.ct_addick said:Can't play Dobbo and Coventry together IMO....too similar....need a creative midfielder.....after all the fanfare if that is the dross NJ is going to serve up then I won't renew my Charlton TV pass next season.....what's the point of signing Lua Lua if you are not going to play him.....1 -
Surely it was a game made for Lloyd Jones - where has he vanished to? Is he injured?3
-
I think it's more that they massively overachieved earlier in the season, and are now reverting back towards their true level.Chris_from_Sidcup said:I was also surprised at how bad Stevenage were. A side with the play offs still in sight but they offered very little and are now 7 without a win. This run they're on is a huge fuck up from them.0 -
Sponsored links:
-
-
The 5-0 defeat at Watford.Simonsen said:Just had a trawl through the other 1,195 Charlton games I've seen and I can't say one stands out as being worse than that game yesterday.
Anybody care to offer a game up they feel was worse?
That really was the pits.3 -
Getting tonked 4-0 at home against Brighton in 10/11 was pretty bleak. Bonus points for the fact LuaLua was on the scoresheet that day. Alternatively that same season losing 1-0 against Exeter via a 93rd minute penalty. 3 shots on target, 42% possession, Abbott and Benson up front. Ugh.Simonsen said:Just had a trawl through the other 1,195 Charlton games I've seen and I can't say one stands out as being worse than that game yesterday.
Anybody care to offer a game up they feel was worse?
2 -
He's 32 in MayTEL said:
I was practically laughed off the site when I suggested Piergianna as a decent centre back before ChristmasBartramBlitz said:A bit depressing that. Flattest of flat performances with a flat dire atmosphere. Felt like a loss. They are putting standing back in the Covered End, but there was nothing today to get you out of your seat all game. How crap is this league if Stevenage are challenging for promotion?
We have no creativity in that side. Small is our only outlet and his delivery just wasn't there today. What has happened to Camara? Is he injured again? We needed somone who could try something different. Why was Lua Lua not given 15 minutes to open them up? Seems Jones prized that clean sheet over entertaining the fans.
Renewed my season ticket last week thinking we will be going for promotion next year. However, we are so poor its going to be a big ask for Jones to turn this around in the summer. We need to offload the majority of this team. The only player who played well today was Hector. Nevertheless you worry with him that he puts a shift in just to get a contract and then switches off. Piergianni should be someone we have on our shopping list. Nobody in the Championship will want him but he is the type of player who can upgrade our defence.
I know we are not safe yet but the only spark of interest left for me this season is seeing Bonne and Taylor getting much deserved dogs abuse at Cambridge. I was hoping they woul keep losing so we could put them in the bottom four, but even that's not happening now as they have won their last two.0 -
ColchesterElfsborgAddick said:0 -
Be interesting to see if ramsay gets a game or how much of one of he more likely comes on as a sub0
-
I can think of plenty of shit performances but I'm struggling to think of a shitter/more boring game than yesterday.Fortune 82nd Minute said:
The 5-0 defeat at Watford.Simonsen said:Just had a trawl through the other 1,195 Charlton games I've seen and I can't say one stands out as being worse than that game yesterday.
Anybody care to offer a game up they feel was worse?
That really was the pits.3 -
Matt Taylor got the sack months ago - Leam Richardson is head coach there now.ForeverAddickted said:
They also don't have the Manager that took them to that success in the years you mention - So could well be a very different proposition under Matt Taylor back at this level.Braziliance said:
In 2017-18 they outplaced us and were promoted via play-offs easing past the side who made light work of us.Leuth said:We're not going to get outmuscled by bloody Rotherham, surely. Surely
In 21/22 they went up automatically while we lingered with a mid-table finish in 13th.
There's a serious argument to be made that Rotherham have been a more successful club in the last 8 years or so with more promotions under their belt and more fixtures played in the championship?
Not a team to take lightly and will be right up there as they usually are in league1.
Paul Warne with his history at this level is probably the best Manager to appoint in League One.1 -
There were a couple during the Slade era. Lost one of them at home to Oldham, or some other northern outfit. Crofts and Foley were worse than anything we have now. An away defeat at MKD was awful. I think we have short memories.Simonsen said:Just had a trawl through the other 1,195 Charlton games I've seen and I can't say one stands out as being worse than that game yesterday.
Anybody care to offer a game up they feel was worse?3 -
Sponsored links:
-
I had the same thought. He looked our best cb before getting injured. Where is he?DamoNorthStand said:Surely it was a game made for Lloyd Jones - where has he vanished to? Is he injured?
I really hope he’s a starter in our defence next season.0 -
They must be newcomers. I’d be surprised if they are in the majority. He’s taking them to their highest league poition in their history.carly burn said:
Walked up to the game today with a couple of Stevenage fans. They can't stand him either!Garrymanilow said:Steve Evans reckoned they must have had 80 or 90% possession because they outplayed us so comprehensively. Yeah, 50% possession Steve mate. He always manages to be ridiculous, I don't know how they put up with him1 -
That did feel like a bad time but we need another 14 points to beat our total from that season (2016-17). If we do that, it will be worth watching. Personally, I'd take that season's players over the current lot.JamesSeed said:
There were a couple during the Slade era. Lost one of them at home to Oldham, or some other northern outfit. Crofts and Foley were worse than anything we have now. An away defeat at MKD was awful. I think we have short memories.Simonsen said:Just had a trawl through the other 1,195 Charlton games I've seen and I can't say one stands out as being worse than that game yesterday.
Anybody care to offer a game up they feel was worse?0 -
Agreed. That was the best atmosphere I've ever heard from Stevenage fansjimmymelrose said:
They must be newcomers. I’d be surprised if they are in the majority. He’s taking them to their highest league poition in their history.carly burn said:
Walked up to the game today with a couple of Stevenage fans. They can't stand him either!Garrymanilow said:Steve Evans reckoned they must have had 80 or 90% possession because they outplayed us so comprehensively. Yeah, 50% possession Steve mate. He always manages to be ridiculous, I don't know how they put up with him0 -
NJ bought in to do a job. We were the laughing stock of league one heading for oblivion. Now, we no longer get beat, and when he gets his players we will be a real force. Football still crap, but NJ wasn’t bought in for any other reason than safety.6
-
Not sure anyone is criticising the manager. We are no longer the famous soft touches of SE7 and relegation is almost impossible now. Quite an achievement
Posters are merely pointing out that the quality of football has been absolutely dire, particularly over the last three fixtures. Over those three games we have mustered two goals (one fluky penalty and one very fluky own goal).
Hoofball may secure survival in League 1 bit its bloody awful to watch and won't win us anything next season or encourage much in the way of season ticket sales.
6 -
Tuesday night game against Oxford United at Selhurst in 1987. 0-0, and would still have been 0-0 if they had played all night. Dullest game I have ever seen, though I agree that Monday runs it close.Simonsen said:
I can think of plenty of shit performances but I'm struggling to think of a shitter/more boring game than yesterday.Fortune 82nd Minute said:
The 5-0 defeat at Watford.Simonsen said:Just had a trawl through the other 1,195 Charlton games I've seen and I can't say one stands out as being worse than that game yesterday.
Anybody care to offer a game up they feel was worse?
That really was the pits.2 -
That bastard referee had the audacity to give 5 more minutes of injury time!
Its been ages since I’ve been in the Fans Bar but thought it was a good experience. Not only did i start talking with two Stevenage fans who were very impressed with the facilities and the ground saying that it was the best ground they had been to and it was more suited towards a premiership ground but I also acknowledge @Fanny Fanackapan as I walked around looking for some mates I hadn’t seen for years.1 -
Repeat of what I typed after the Exeter 'thriller' .. keeps the unbeaten show on the road, better a few boring draws than a few entertaining defeats, if not perhaps for those who are seeking the perfect performances2
-
Away to Stevenage in 11/12.Simonsen said:Just had a trawl through the other 1,195 Charlton games I've seen and I can't say one stands out as being worse than that game yesterday.
Anybody care to offer a game up they feel was worse?0
