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POST-MATCH THREAD: Charlton Athletic v Wrexham: Saturday 26th October 2024: KO 15:00

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  • Generally the view on the Wrexham forum is that it was a penalty. We outdid them on shots, but their passing was slicker than ours. 
  • Anyone want to report on how quickly all the tourists deflated when they realised in the 97th minute they weren’t going to see a win? 
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  • edited October 26
    Finally that's my first time in a while watching CharltonTV and I have to say, I don't understand how some of you can listen to Steve Brown, absolutely unbearable at times, and completely dismissive of his co-commentator from time to time. They need to bring back Greg to go with Terry. 

    Rather than talking about the game in play, he finds himself far too many times talking about what a player should have done or how he thinks something should have happened. Meanwhile there's something else going on? 

    Probably didn't help I've got a thumping headache, but genuinely very hard to listen to, my condolences to regular CharltonTV watchers. 
  • Anyone else watching on the stream see Jones and Docherty at the end. Walking across the pitch together and Jones was going absolutely nuts, Docherty looked completely bemused and was totally ignoring him. 

    Said it a few times now, I would like to know what the players really think of him.
    Yeah, got a feeling they never said a lot immediately after he came off and, as they were going round shaking hands, NJ couldn't hold whatever it was in any longer.

    Not a good sign when the Captain gets subbed and dropped
  • Croydon said:
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    I don't know how anyone watched that and thought we were good for a point. That was a truly dreadful performance completely devoid of ideas summed up by bringing on an out of shape Danny Hylton. 

    A penalty at the death glossing over another sub par effort. 1 win in 7, 11th in the league, and the pack is starting to pull away from us. 
    Were Wrexham much better? Pretty stuff at times but palmer and Mullin looked poor footballers. Good at shithousery but dog shit footballers.

    a point was a fair in my view
    Interesting to see that view, as everyone round me thought Palmer completely bossed our defence all game. Played rhe target man role brilliantly 
    At the dark side of roughing up and winning free kicks. I don’t remember either palmer or mullin ever looking like scoring
    Won almost every header and held the ball up when played into him. Much more to a striker's game than scoring goals 
    Palmer best player on the pitch.
    Helped by the referees who couldn't work out when he was leaning back into our players even when it was to a ridiculous extent.
  • That was a non-league 2-2 game of football.

    Of all the ‘embarrassing’ things the club have done this week, bringing on Hylton was the worst. Built like a pub darts player.
    I know that no manager should pay attention to things like like V-numbers, but really, our thousandth player?  I don't mean to have a go at the bloke, but even if he turned out to be really good for us, this'll surely be his last season. 

    As it stands he's just a latter day Hasselbaink or Connor Wickham. A fat bloke looking for one last payday.
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  • CafcWest said:
    Thought we looked a bit out of balance after Anderson off and Leaburn on and the change of formation gave them the upper hand.
    After the subs in the second half we lost our shape. The last 25 mins was terrible when normally it's a better period of the game for us.

    Still when Wrexham scored at least half the home stand didn't jump up celebrating.
    No they didn't, but the four near me in the AC  stand carried on speaking Welsh ( I did a year of Welsh when i went to school in Cardiff so understood about one word in 30)
  • edited October 26
    This idea that there's still a long way to go; Points dropped are points dropped, regardless of where in the season we are.

    Also can't understand it when you hear "happy to get a point from that one", you can maybe say that when you've got a reasonable idea of where  the season is taking you, but not after 7 odd games in, when there's question marks all over the pitch.
  • Will take the point and say its a fair result, first half we were better, second half they were, but really, two very similar very average looking League one teams.

    For all the glitz and glamour, really didnt think much of Wrexham, organised,solid and unspectacular, maybe at home they're different I dunno, but their game plan seems to be "give it to McClean" but we let it work as every time they played it out wide to him, they found him.

    Right back to us, rinse and repeat really, we hustle and bustle but lack quality where it matters failing to create anything of any real worth, although still think we'd look better with the right combination of players starting. Anderson and A Campbell still dont offer much, Docherty a bit more playing deeper, but, we look better going forwards with TT in the side... TC is a wideman so just let him play there.

    Coventry - made quite a few important interceptions 

    Mitchell - Loved the passion and giving it to the Wrexham players, proper captain material.

    Jones still doesnt seem to know/ want to play what may be our best starting 11 and the formation to play them in.


    Im just glad we didnt lose to Hollywood and co. and have to suffer 15 year old Matti from Finland giving it large.
  • Stig said:
    That was a non-league 2-2 game of football.

    Of all the ‘embarrassing’ things the club have done this week, bringing on Hylton was the worst. Built like a pub darts player.
    I know that no manager should pay attention to things like like V-numbers, but really, our thousandth player?  I don't mean to have a go at the bloke, but even if he turned out to be really good for us, this'll surely be his last season. 

    As it stands he's just a latter day Hasselbaink or Connor Wickham. A fat bloke looking for one last payday.
    Really hope, and reasonably convinced it ain't the case, but really hope NJ hasn't got A. Campbell and Hylton in for a last pay day before they retire. The way he includes Campbell as regular as he does suggests it ain't the case, but what does he see in him exactly?
  • I found myself with a bunch of Belgian addicks at half time. They’d come over for this game (and partly the West Ham vs Man United fixture), and we’re as enthusiastic as anyone else in the stadium. 

    It was a joy to be forced to down three pints in front of foreign supporters, but I have to admit it was embarrassing to admit this is how Charlton Athletic played.

    They couldn’t believe we weren’t part time, the lack of quality on display was palpable. 
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