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POST-MATCH THREAD Charlton Athletic v Wycombe Wanderers: Play Off 2nd leg: Thur 15th May 2025: KO

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  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 28,652
    did anyone see NJ winding Chuks up just before coming on, literally going bat shit chest pumping right in his face
    I said last night, Chuks should have walked up to Leahy and tap on the shoulder and said remember me.
  • golfaddick
    golfaddick Posts: 33,642
    Doesn’t matter in the final analysis but I was flabbergasted NJ took Small off. What was he thinking! TC had been far less effective - surely he should have been subbed. 
    Thought the same at the time......as did Small himself !

    Only thing I can think off was that Small had been out injured & so didn't want to risk him for 90 mins +. Also Small wasn't seeing too much of the ball & Nathan wanted TC over on that side.
  • Stewart said:
    Walking to the tube station in Ickenham this morning .



    Didn't fancy keeping that as a nice little keepsake?

    The museum will take it !
  • Baldybonce
    Baldybonce Posts: 9,649
    Simonsen said:
    I went for a "pie n mash" at full time and the East Stand khazi was completely empty. Reminded me very much of the Crawley game! 
    East standers must have better bladder control than the rest of the ground. I went for a final drain off 15 minutes before kick off and there was only one other in there.
  • jose
    jose Posts: 626
    I thought one reason to take off Small was to switch Campbell across.
  • Kinsella87
    Kinsella87 Posts: 466
    Simonsen said:
    I went for a "pie n mash" at full time and the East Stand khazi was completely empty. Reminded me very much of the Crawley game! 
    East standers must have better bladder control than the rest of the ground. I went for a final drain off 15 minutes before kick off and there was only one other in there.
    Colostomy bag is your answer there...
  • Simonsen
    Simonsen Posts: 5,504
    Simonsen said:
    I went for a "pie n mash" at full time and the East Stand khazi was completely empty. Reminded me very much of the Crawley game! 
    East standers must have better bladder control than the rest of the ground. I went for a final drain off 15 minutes before kick off and there was only one other in there.
    Colostomy bag is your answer there...
    Comode.

    I bet the new White Hart Lane has got them. It's got everything else. 
  • Garrymanilow
    Garrymanilow Posts: 13,175
    Typical as well seeing that little rat fuck Leahy screaming abuse at his keeper when we scored. What a nasty piece of work he is
    Their keeper did bottle it though. He should have taken the ball, and the collision with Jones, but instead was pathetically weak.

    Wycombe like playing for fouls, but it was notable that none of them protested to the referee that it was a foul, as they knew the keeper had bottled it.
    I agree it was an error from the keeper, but bawling him out in front of 27,000 people when you should be focusing on the 10 minutes you've got to save your season is proper arsehole behaviour. If it had been us and Mannion had made that mistake I'd not have wanted to see one of our players screaming in his face straight after

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  • Kinsella87
    Kinsella87 Posts: 466
    Everything still set up for Sunderland to lose the play off and us to win...destiny.
  • Stu_of_Kunming
    Stu_of_Kunming Posts: 17,118
    Doesn’t matter in the final analysis but I was flabbergasted NJ took Small off. What was he thinking! TC had been far less effective - surely he should have been subbed. 
    He’s been out injured so maybe keeping him fresh for Wembley knowing TC would have more joy on the other side? 
  • eastterrace6168
    eastterrace6168 Posts: 22,590
    did anyone see NJ winding Chuks up just before coming on, literally going bat shit chest pumping right in his face
    I said last night, Chuks should have walked up to Leahy and tap on the shoulder and said remember me.
    The cheating git would have probably gone over as if he had been shot, and get Chuks sent off again, no, just laugh in his face after the game...👍
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 47,733
    Karoy Anderson take a bow. For a ten minute cameo that was as good as you will get - literally never stopped running, huge blocks, and was pivotal in seeing out the game relatively comfortably.

    Kayne Ramsay is just a total Rolls Royce of a football player. Lloyd Jones and Macca were immense.

    The pre match routine and everything set up by the club was superb - since we returned to The Valley I’ve never seen the place like that.
    Agree with it all. The lad is becoming one hell of a player. I think that double block from Ramsay was worth a goal but I would like to mention how Gillesphey shepherded Kone out wide. It was terrific defending.
  • Garrymanilow
    Garrymanilow Posts: 13,175
    I thought Small looked visibly tired before he came off, I commented on it on the match thread just before Aneke started warming up. He was getting into his spaces a little bit too late and he'd started dropping deeper early, sometimes fully into the right back slot when they had the ball because he knew he wasn't going to be able to go up and down anymore. He's never had the best stamina in our team and he's coming back off an injury so it wasn't a huge surprise.
  • Alwaysneil
    Alwaysneil Posts: 13,814
    Simonsen said:
    Simonsen said:
    I went for a "pie n mash" at full time and the East Stand khazi was completely empty. Reminded me very much of the Crawley game! 
    East standers must have better bladder control than the rest of the ground. I went for a final drain off 15 minutes before kick off and there was only one other in there.
    Colostomy bag is your answer there...
    Comode.

    I bet the new White Hart Lane has got them. It's got everything else. 

    Well its frequently full of shit and needs a clean out
  • stoneroses19
    stoneroses19 Posts: 7,223

  • Arthur_Trudgill
    Arthur_Trudgill Posts: 468
    I detest pitch invasions but the call-and-response chorus between the covered end and the fans on the pitch was primeval, religious, poetic ... it was awesome to behold.

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  • soapboxsam
    soapboxsam Posts: 23,231
    Doesn’t matter in the final analysis but I was flabbergasted NJ took Small off. What was he thinking! TC had been far less effective - surely he should have been subbed. 
    He’s been out injured so maybe keeping him fresh for Wembley knowing TC would have more joy on the other side? 

    It was 0-0 and there was no Wembley at that point. 
    TC got away from The grimmer reaper so he was always going to improve !

    Why does TC slip over so much; ok I assume he was shot by a sniper in the match at Wycombe when he fell over the ball when in space, also he was man-handled by Grimmer in both matches but he slips when no one is near him ? Wrong studs or has he lost confidence after his 3 brilliant matches in a row when he scored a couple of crackers ? Nathan didn't need to go OTT about Tyreece and say he's better than the Premier players he worked with on camera. The lad has never stopped trying but against Wycombe in the last 3 matches including the 4-0 away win he has been the weakest link but personally I like him in tandem with Thierry but at 0-0 we needed to win and switching  flanks for 10 minutes may have worked.

    Ironic that we won with a quality long pass by Macca which their tall defenders had been coping with all night.
  • Chunes
    Chunes Posts: 17,350
    Typical as well seeing that little rat fuck Leahy screaming abuse at his keeper when we scored. What a nasty piece of work he is
    Their keeper did bottle it though. He should have taken the ball, and the collision with Jones, but instead was pathetically weak.

    Wycombe like playing for fouls, but it was notable that none of them protested to the referee that it was a foul, as they knew the keeper had bottled it.
    I agree it was an error from the keeper, but bawling him out in front of 27,000 people when you should be focusing on the 10 minutes you've got to save your season is proper arsehole behaviour. If it had been us and Mannion had made that mistake I'd not have wanted to see one of our players screaming in his face straight after
    I thought the set piece coach looked to be getting much worse from NJ throughout the game
  • cafcnick1992
    cafcnick1992 Posts: 7,414
    Feel question marks when Small was subbed off but it was actually a clever move by Jones. Grimmer had totally nullified TC down the left wing. Like others have said, Gilbert for Anderson was the perfect sub.
  • ForeverAddickted
    ForeverAddickted Posts: 94,438
    I thought Watson for Campbell was a good replacement as well, might have backfired a little bit had we gone into ET, as doubt we'd have had been the same sort of threat going forward - However having seen Tyreece take penalties, I didn't want him on the pitch as an option... No offence to the lad.
  • Leuth
    Leuth Posts: 23,331
    Jones delayed the Small substitution for 5 minutes because he nearly scored goal of the season just as he was about to get taken off and Jones realised that subbing him off there and then would have gone down less than ideally 
  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 26,127
    Doesn’t matter in the final analysis but I was flabbergasted NJ took Small off. What was he thinking! TC had been far less effective - surely he should have been subbed. 
    Probably because he’s not long returned to the squad and may have struggled to get through 90 minutes. 
  • dickad1
    dickad1 Posts: 260
    Is there a clip of the constant Godden again for what seemed like five minutes after the goal?  I was in the Pelton Arms after and the whole pub spontaneously started singing Godden Again...

    Can't quite work out whether the atmosphere was better than against Doncaster. I think the 'moment' of the pens against Doncaster led to a release of pure relief, whereas last night the noise was maybe more constant throughout the game.  And we actually won the match last night, of course!

    They never really got into our box for the 15 mins or so following the goal, which I think sums up our superiority, tight as it was. And they could have nicked it in a moment, which was clearly their plan, and they nearly did.  

    Thought Coventry and the back 3 were outstanding all night, pretty much faultless other than one time 1st half when Coventry got caught in possession.  

    My first ever time on th valley pitch too. It's nice!!
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 69,875
    TC got nothing out of Grimmer, but I was surprised they didn't try swapping TC and Small over for 10 minutes before Small was subbed, just to give their defenders something else to think about. TC was definitely better on the right, but Small would have been a completely different challenge for Grimmer.

    As others have said, Anderson was excellent when he came on, in a high press role, rather than a traditional parking the bus type of defensive sub. 
  • Fumbluff
    Fumbluff Posts: 10,128
    Simonsen said:
    Simonsen said:
    I went for a "pie n mash" at full time and the East Stand khazi was completely empty. Reminded me very much of the Crawley game! 
    East standers must have better bladder control than the rest of the ground. I went for a final drain off 15 minutes before kick off and there was only one other in there.
    Colostomy bag is your answer there...
    Comode.

    I bet the new White Hart Lane has got them. It's got everything else. 
    It’s got the ones that jet-fill from the bottom…