Charlton v AFC Wimbledon post-match views 28/10/17

BR3red said:

A third of the way through the season.

Injuries no where near recent times and players pushing to get a start with competition.

We do have a little strength in depth in most positions.

Standout for NO cover is big Josh, cover him in January with someone decent for this level and we will no doubt be in the mix at the death.

The regime have not been in this position before other than the gilt edge chance they had for Prem football when they took over - we all know how royally they fooked that up....

For me, this will show us their real ambition ( if still here) during the transfer window in January.

I'm not holding my breath....

StigThundercock said:

Amos: shaky like the start of the season
Solly: decent throughout
Bauer: see Solly
Konsa: defensively ok but passing & distribution dodgy
DaSilva: head & shoulders above everybody
Kashi: indispensable defensively best passer in the squad New Contract imperative
Fosu-Henry: another who reverted to his August form never found a pass and repeatedly switched off
Forster-Caskey: quietly effective apart from dead balls which stank
Clarke: most effective attacker despite mostly playing out of position Architect of the period of pressure which eventually brought goal Gobby gave him the hook anyway Bizarre
Holmes: effort energy and miscommunication with colleagues
Magennis: tireless despite zero service this guy warrants a big new contract too

Gobby: game won despite his utter fucktard dogma sticking to his singular plan A. All 3 attacking mids out of their best positions Clarke has hot spell in the middle dons look suddenly vulnerable so the FSG takes him off and puts lefty Marshall on the right. Ricky “earned” the fk and got the lush scouse muppet out of jail This prick has learned not one thing about his squad in 3 months watching games but still he is but a minor problem for the club as a whole

Briston_Addick said:

Poor game, only the three points made the 260-mile, 6-hour round trip worth it.

Charlton's attacking moves appeared to fall down for one of four reasons:

- player with ball taking too many touches and running up a blind alley;
- over-hit pass or cross;
- cynical fouling by the oppo;
- CockWombles player going down "injured".

Throw in some awful timewasting from the visitors prior to the goal and you have one of the worst matches of the season so far.

Great goal by Holmes who seems intent on having his own Goal Of The Season competition.

Marshall chipped in with a very promising 20-minute appearance at the end, maybe his emergence can allow Clarko to have a rest.

StigThundercock said:

Amos: shaky like the start of the season
Solly: decent throughout
Bauer: see Solly
Konsa: defensively ok but passing & distribution dodgy
DaSilva: head & shoulders above everybody
Kashi: indispensable defensively best passer in the squad New Contract imperative
Fosu-Henry: another who reverted to his August form never found a pass and repeatedly switched off
Forster-Caskey: quietly effective apart from dead balls which stank
Clarke: most effective attacker despite mostly playing out of position Architect of the period of pressure which eventually brought goal Gobby gave him the hook anyway Bizarre
Holmes: effort energy and miscommunication with colleagues
Magennis: tireless despite zero service this guy warrants a big new contract too

Gobby: game won despite his utter fucktard dogma sticking to his singular plan A. All 3 attacking mids out of their best positions Clarke has hot spell in the middle dons look suddenly vulnerable so the FSG takes him off and puts lefty Marshall on the right. Ricky “earned” the fk and got the lush scouse muppet out of jail This prick has learned not one thing about his squad in 3 months watching games but still he is but a minor problem for the club as a whole

StigThundercock said:

Amos: shaky like the start of the season
Solly: decent throughout
Bauer: see Solly
Konsa: defensively ok but passing & distribution dodgy
DaSilva: head & shoulders above everybody
Kashi: indispensable defensively best passer in the squad New Contract imperative
Fosu-Henry: another who reverted to his August form never found a pass and repeatedly switched off
Forster-Caskey: quietly effective apart from dead balls which stank
Clarke: most effective attacker despite mostly playing out of position Architect of the period of pressure which eventually brought goal Gobby gave him the hook anyway Bizarre
Holmes: effort energy and miscommunication with colleagues
Magennis: tireless despite zero service this guy warrants a big new contract too

Gobby: game won despite his utter fucktard dogma sticking to his singular plan A. All 3 attacking mids out of their best positions Clarke has hot spell in the middle dons look suddenly vulnerable so the FSG takes him off and puts lefty Marshall on the right. Ricky “earned” the fk and got the lush scouse muppet out of jail This prick has learned not one thing about his squad in 3 months watching games but still he is but a minor problem for the club as a whole

Briston_Addick said:

Fortune 82nd Minute said:

Briston_Addick said:

Poor game, only the three points made the 260-mile, 6-hour round trip worth it.

Charlton's attacking moves appeared to fall down for one of four reasons:

- player with ball taking too many touches and running up a blind alley;
- over-hit pass or cross;
- cynical fouling by the oppo;
- CockWombles player going down "injured".

Throw in some awful timewasting from the visitors prior to the goal and you have one of the worst matches of the season so far.

Great goal by Holmes who seems intent on having his own Goal Of The Season competition.

Marshall chipped in with a very promising 20-minute appearance at the end, maybe his emergence can allow Clarko to have a rest.

Where do you travel from? Bristol? If so, did you have fat finger syndrome when you typed in your user name? :-)

No, Briston. It's a small village in North Norfolk.

StigThundercock said:

Amos: shaky like the start of the season
Solly: decent throughout
Bauer: see Solly
Konsa: defensively ok but passing & distribution dodgy
DaSilva: head & shoulders above everybody
Kashi: indispensable defensively best passer in the squad New Contract imperative
Fosu-Henry: another who reverted to his August form never found a pass and repeatedly switched off
Forster-Caskey: quietly effective apart from dead balls which stank
Clarke: most effective attacker despite mostly playing out of position Architect of the period of pressure which eventually brought goal Gobby gave him the hook anyway Bizarre
Holmes: effort energy and miscommunication with colleagues
Magennis: tireless despite zero service this guy warrants a big new contract too

Gobby: game won despite his utter fucktard dogma sticking to his singular plan A. All 3 attacking mids out of their best positions Clarke has hot spell in the middle dons look suddenly vulnerable so the FSG takes him off and puts lefty Marshall on the right. Ricky “earned” the fk and got the lush scouse muppet out of jail This prick has learned not one thing about his squad in 3 months watching games but still he is but a minor problem for the club as a whole

Man_About_Town said:

StigThundercock said:

Amos: shaky like the start of the season
Solly: decent throughout
Bauer: see Solly
Konsa: defensively ok but passing & distribution dodgy
DaSilva: head & shoulders above everybody
Kashi: indispensable defensively best passer in the squad New Contract imperative
Fosu-Henry: another who reverted to his August form never found a pass and repeatedly switched off
Forster-Caskey: quietly effective apart from dead balls which stank
Clarke: most effective attacker despite mostly playing out of position Architect of the period of pressure which eventually brought goal Gobby gave him the hook anyway Bizarre
Holmes: effort energy and miscommunication with colleagues
Magennis: tireless despite zero service this guy warrants a big new contract too

Gobby: game won despite his utter fucktard dogma sticking to his singular plan A. All 3 attacking mids out of their best positions Clarke has hot spell in the middle dons look suddenly vulnerable so the FSG takes him off and puts lefty Marshall on the right. Ricky “earned” the fk and got the lush scouse muppet out of jail This prick has learned not one thing about his squad in 3 months watching games but still he is but a minor problem for the club as a whole

Amos. Clean sheet snnno shots to save but shaky. Mmmmmm....,.

Bedsaddick said:

sinceiwasyoung said:

Daarrzettbum said:

Games like this you have to win & win we did, great goal and great 3 points, looking forward to Nov's Valley night games (can't be arsed to travel on a Saturday so organise my work schedule stealthily) as well as a nail biting 6 pointer with Shrewsbury on an evening if that is postponed.

Will the Shrewsbury game be postponed as was going to this ?

It’s looking very likely