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POST-MATCH THREAD: Wycombe Wanderers v Charlton Athletic: Play Off 1st leg: Sun 11th May 2025 : KO
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Woodwork said:PragueAddick said:AFKABartram said:charlton_hero said:AFKABartram said:Bigger crowds guarantee absolutely nothing. Leeds, Derby and others are case studies of that.
It’s all about what the players do on the pitch.
Hostile is Millwall.
Many of our fans complain if they have to stand up and having sat in the west for games when The Covered End is closed if you shout out or God forbid swear, half the people turn round and look at you8 -
Is Millwall hostile? It’s always half empty. We bottle
it there but that’s more to the occasion than any crowd.2 -
The Red Robin said:Is Millwall hostile? It’s always half empty. We bottle
it there but that’s more to the occasion than any crowd.And tbf they average 15-16,000 these days, and have plenty of sell-outs, like it or not, they are growing as a club and that’s why I am desperate that we get back up. Last decade or so has been horrific living with a Millwall fan!3 -
AndyG said:jimmymelrose said:Uboat said:killerandflash said:MartinCAFC said:sam3110 said:Should have used the playoff semi as a perfect game to test run the away fans in the West Stand. Give them 2k tickets at the end of it and put us all in the Jimmy Seed
He was an extrovert guy with good intentions, out to have his bit of fun, and why not? Life is for the living and if I had loads of dosh and could play guitar, I’d do exactly same thing (except I’d consult with fans to write the songs)
The only thing that counts is that he saved the club. Without he, we’d be lucky to be in this year's National League play-offs. He should be a guest of honour, not ridiculed.jimmymelrose said:Uboat said:killerandflash said:MartinCAFC said:sam3110 said:Should have used the playoff semi as a perfect game to test run the away fans in the West Stand. Give them 2k tickets at the end of it and put us all in the Jimmy Seed
He was an extrovert guy with good intentions, out to have his bit of fun, and why not? Life is for the living and if I had loads of dosh and could play guitar, I’d do exactly same thing (except I’d consult with fans to write the songs)
The only thing that counts is that he saved the club. Without he, we’d be lucky to be in this year's National League play-offs. He should be a guest of honour, not ridiculed.1 -
JohnnyH2 said:jimmymelrose said:Uboat said:killerandflash said:MartinCAFC said:sam3110 said:Should have used the playoff semi as a perfect game to test run the away fans in the West Stand. Give them 2k tickets at the end of it and put us all in the Jimmy Seed
He was an extrovert guy with good intentions, out to have his bit of fun, and why not? Life is for the living and if I had loads of dosh and could play guitar, I’d do exactly same thing (except I’d consult with fans to write the songs)
The only thing that counts is that he saved the club. Without he, we’d be lucky to be in this year's National League play-offs. He should be a guest of honour, not ridiculed.
2. To sit with Jacko and his wife at the POTY event, get on a plane and sack Jacko via a Zoom call 24 hours later.
3. He bought the club and PAID Nimer and Southall £1.5m, there is a significant difference to buying and saving the club. He also entered us into a short term lease with RD which is still hanging over us.
4. Guest of Honour - Total insult to so many club servants, for someone who loved telling us what he was watching when he owned us, how many games has he watched live or via a stream since leaving us?0 -
Covered End said:JohnnyH2 said:jimmymelrose said:Uboat said:killerandflash said:MartinCAFC said:sam3110 said:Should have used the playoff semi as a perfect game to test run the away fans in the West Stand. Give them 2k tickets at the end of it and put us all in the Jimmy Seed
He was an extrovert guy with good intentions, out to have his bit of fun, and why not? Life is for the living and if I had loads of dosh and could play guitar, I’d do exactly same thing (except I’d consult with fans to write the songs)
The only thing that counts is that he saved the club. Without he, we’d be lucky to be in this year's National League play-offs. He should be a guest of honour, not ridiculed.
2. To sit with Jacko and his wife at the POTY event, get on a plane and sack Jacko via a Zoom call 24 hours later.
3. He bought the club and PAID Nimer and Southall £1.5m, there is a significant difference to buying and saving the club. He also entered us into a short term lease with RD which is still hanging over us.
4. Guest of Honour - Total insult to so many club servants, for someone who loved telling us what he was watching when he owned us, how many games has he watched live or via a stream since leaving us?1 -
The Red Robin said:Is Millwall hostile? It’s always half empty. We bottle
it there but that’s more to the occasion than any crowd.
Mind you, if you've been to Millwall often enough you would know.1 -
SoundAsa£ said:MrOneLung said:Lets not forget they have best away record other than Brum, and believe they have scored more away goals than anyone
Just hope the non red cards don't come to bite us on the arse
Found myself enjoying their hypnotic acrobatics more than the game…..from time to time.2 -
I thought Wycombe were a phsical side in December. We are a physical side too but I think it comes more naturally to us. Wycombe tried to match that on Sunday and it was a partial success but they could have had a couple sent off if the ref was half decent. I say partial because they didn't win their home leg. I think they will try that approach again as what else do they have and that is something us fans can really get on top of in terms of fouls.1
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PeterGage said:MuttleyCAFC said:A big positive will be Small starting. Watson tries but doesn't give us much and he is prone to errors.
hope your wrong as well - can’t see us winning Thursday, let alone at Wembley if your right - he was doing a lot of tricks and leg shaking type trickery though quite a way into his appearance which u wouldn’t do if your struggling surely - let’s hope you’ve got this wrong0 -
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PeterGage said:SoundAsa£ said:MrOneLung said:Lets not forget they have best away record other than Brum, and believe they have scored more away goals than anyone
Just hope the non red cards don't come to bite us on the arse
Found myself enjoying their hypnotic acrobatics more than the game…..from time to time.
I hope that thieving bastard has a nut allergy7 -
ForeverAddickted said:msomerton said:ForeverAddickted said:Callumcafc said:Doesn’t AMB have quite a good penalty saving record?
Mannion has faced 17-penalties as well, but he's saved one... When he was at Cambridge.
Shootouts are always different to a typical penalty though, so much more riding on the outcome so there is always going to
He's saved seven out of 24-penalties that he's faced,
Josh Keeley (Orient) is another who hasn't saved a penalty yet, having faced 12 in his career so far
Corey Addai (Stockport) has saved one penalty, whilst he's conceded 11.
So if it comes down to a Penalty shootout at any stage... Who da f**k knows what'll happen... Its equally about hoping we don't have someone who hits their penalty like Michael Gray... Whilst John Marquis, the one guy you'd expect to score his penalty, was one who missed.
Both AMB and Mannion are a bit nice.1 -
killerandflash said:ForeverAddickted said:msomerton said:ForeverAddickted said:Callumcafc said:Doesn’t AMB have quite a good penalty saving record?
Mannion has faced 17-penalties as well, but he's saved one... When he was at Cambridge.
Shootouts are always different to a typical penalty though, so much more riding on the outcome so there is always going to
He's saved seven out of 24-penalties that he's faced,
Josh Keeley (Orient) is another who hasn't saved a penalty yet, having faced 12 in his career so far
Corey Addai (Stockport) has saved one penalty, whilst he's conceded 11.
So if it comes down to a Penalty shootout at any stage... Who da f**k knows what'll happen... Its equally about hoping we don't have someone who hits their penalty like Michael Gray... Whilst John Marquis, the one guy you'd expect to score his penalty, was one who missed.
Both AMB and Mannion are a bit nice.2 -
Deano!1
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The penalties in a shootout are of a significantly lower standard than a regular penalty. AMB is 100% from penalty shootouts as far as I can tell0
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killerandflash said:PeterGage said:SoundAsa£ said:MrOneLung said:Lets not forget they have best away record other than Brum, and believe they have scored more away goals than anyone
Just hope the non red cards don't come to bite us on the arse
Found myself enjoying their hypnotic acrobatics more than the game…..from time to time.
I hope that thieving bastard has a nut allergySomething similar happened to me in the garden last week. I was all set with a sandwich and a glass of wine, then something swooped from behind, brushing through my hair, and just missed the food with its talons. It made me jump out of my skin. Theyre big buggers with their wings outstretched.People do leave food out for them which is daft - encourages them to be much less wary. Theyre like the SAS of the bird world compared to seagull infantry.I love watching them though.
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MuttleyCAFC said:I thought Wycombe were a phsical side in December. We are a physical side too but I think it comes more naturally to us. Wycombe tried to match that on Sunday and it was a partial success but they could have had a couple sent off if the ref was half decent. I say partial because they didn't win their home leg. I think they will try that approach again as what else do they have and that is something us fans can really get on top of in terms of fouls.
I hope we give them a successful clean cut smooth painful bruised bollocks challenge with bit of extra studs early on within the 1st 3 minutes of play when they get a bit of space and think they have an opening.
The ref lowers his whistle instead of blowing it and allows a throw in when he sees 24,000 fans about to go nuts0 -
I got this from email from Justpark yesterday. Tempting fate again 😡
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IdleHans said:killerandflash said:PeterGage said:SoundAsa£ said:MrOneLung said:Lets not forget they have best away record other than Brum, and believe they have scored more away goals than anyone
Just hope the non red cards don't come to bite us on the arse
Found myself enjoying their hypnotic acrobatics more than the game…..from time to time.
I hope that thieving bastard has a nut allergySomething similar happened to me in the garden last week. I was all set with a sandwich and a glass of wine, then something swooped from behind, brushing through my hair, and just missed the food with its talons. It made me jump out of my skin. Theyre big buggers with their wings outstretched.People do leave food out for them which is daft - encourages them to be much less wary. Theyre like the SAS of the bird world compared to seagull infantry.I love watching them though.
But when they swoop down to rooftop height you suddenly think “f**k me, that’s a big bird!”. Ground level must be scary.0 -
IdleHans said:killerandflash said:PeterGage said:SoundAsa£ said:MrOneLung said:Lets not forget they have best away record other than Brum, and believe they have scored more away goals than anyone
Just hope the non red cards don't come to bite us on the arse
Found myself enjoying their hypnotic acrobatics more than the game…..from time to time.
I hope that thieving bastard has a nut allergySomething similar happened to me in the garden last week. I was all set with a sandwich and a glass of wine, then something swooped from behind, brushing through my hair, and just missed the food with its talons. It made me jump out of my skin. Theyre big buggers with their wings outstretched.People do leave food out for them which is daft - encourages them to be much less wary. Theyre like the SAS of the bird world compared to seagull infantry.I love watching them though.
Feeding them is stupid, the last thing we want is for them to be an urban pest.0 -
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I saw one over Sydenham the other day. They're closing in0
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Thought I'd stumbled across a bill odie forum for a minute, then checked the title.1
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eastterrace6168 said:0
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Anyone know the dimensions of the pitch at Wycombe compared to The Valley? The pitch at Adams Park seemed very square and on the shorter side of the allowed dimensions, making it look more square - maybe the small stadium makes a difference to how it seems. Yet when I google it, the measurements I'm finding don't support my impression
Sorry if this is is a nobby question, but I am curious0 -
https://footballgroundguide.com/leagues/england/league-one/the-valley-charlton-athletic.html
I agree.
I find it hard to believe that their pitch is bigger than ours.2 -
Leuth said:I saw one over Sydenham the other day. They're closing in2