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Charlton v Barnsley | Sat 1 Feb | 3pm KO | Post-match Thread
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Update-Lyle still has them on strings. The grammar in that is atrocious20 -
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A word on the opposition manager.
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Thank you for your support this afternoon, Addicks. UNREAL
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carly burn said:A word on the opposition manager.
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Valleyfan2 said:One of theirs got booked after the final whistle for giving grief to the ref!
No drama....players miss tackles. But we were wide open.0 -
Rossman92 said:carly burn said:A word on the opposition manager.
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carly burn said:A word on the opposition manager.
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We won. That’s it.. nothing to add. It’s all been said. Very happy7
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Garrymanilow said:carly burn said:A word on the opposition manager.
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ross1 said:Garrymanilow said:carly burn said:A word on the opposition manager.
Jeans and white trainers?
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Surprised at how high some of the marks are on the players thread given we scraped a 2-1 win over Barnsley.
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Thought the ref was poor but gave a lot of decisions our way0
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Raith_C_Chattonell said:First half satisfactory, second unsatisfactory.6
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Too many people looking at too many stats, possession, passes, corners etc are all well and good but the only one that matters is goals scored and today we scored more than them.
I'll take 5 more performances and results like today as we will be on 45 points and pretty much safe.3 -
3 pts, that's it, move on, don't disect it.
Rather that than play outstanding and draw 0-05 -
PWR blah, blah, blah.
The proverbial six pointer and @Len\'s_little_girl considered it sufficiently important to come home for which made it all the more enjoyable for me.
I'm not sure this was a 'good' game but it was certainly a tense one and felt more like a play off semi final than an ordinary league match. I was washed out and relieved by the end.
We took it to them from the off and Lyle Taylor showed how important he was we kept him with a clinical finish to Jason Pearce's knockdown from Josh Cullen's free kick to give us that 1 goal breathing space.
Barnsley didn't come to The Valley to lie down and the defining moment of the game for me was Dillon's magnicficent diving save at full stretch to keep a Barnsley shot out which those of us behind the Covered End goal were convinced was in before Dillon somehow got there. Not quite Gordon Banks in the 1970 World Cup perhaps but justifies being mentioned in the same sentence for sure. Had Barnsley equalised then it could all have been very different. I had just turned to @Len\'s_little_girl to say 'Green hasn't done much has he?' when he in turn finished clinically just a couple of minutes before half time to give us a 2-0 lead at the break.
I hoped that blow just before half time would discourage Barnsley but they came out determined to get back into it but we weathered the storm and had a dood little spell ourselves and at that point Bow decided, understandably, to protect first Williams, replacing him with Forster - Caskey and a few minutes laterTaylor replacing him with Hemed. Suddenly Barnsley developed a second wind and some. They broke away down the length of the pitch to nick a goal out of nowhere and then we were under the cosh for the remainder of the game pretty much apart from a pinpoint cross from Green slap in front of goal which Hemed chose to ignore.
Somehow we hung on and grabbed a precious 3 points which is just as well given Wigan's win at Leeds today.
This was a team performance so I'm not mentioning individuals as they all put a shift in other than young Alfie Doughty who relished it and gave everything finally being substituted through fatigue after 88 minutes on the clock.
Anyone know why Lockyer got booked? I have no idea. Just one of a number of bizarre decisions by the referee.
Keep fighting like we did today and we should be ok.
COYR
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Absolute stripey jumper job in the second half and you love to see it.
We all knew it was coming going I to halftime. It felt exactly like Cardiff. Cullen looked a bit off the pace, which is to say not brilliant and all conquering, understandably so. JFC worked really hard but he's clearly off the pace after a year and a half with maybe five games of senior football. The defense again struggled with set pieces and players running at them with pace, and dropped far too deep.
But, breathes in, we won. We were due some luck. This feels like a game a relegation team draws. And we didn't. I still think we're in danger. But I also know that Williams, Taylor, Hemed, JFC, Cullen, Green, Hemed, and Oztumer should all get fitter by the week. And those players, plus Davis, Smith, and McGeady, could make this into a completely different side in the coming weeks.
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Garrymanilow said:ross1 said:Garrymanilow said:carly burn said:A word on the opposition manager.
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grumpyaddick said:Massive result but very very fortunate. They forced a worldie from Philips and hit the woodwork at least twice.
Without Lyle and William's we looked very League 1..
Awful second half.
Thought Matthews played well.5 -
Charltonparklane said:3 pts, that's it, move on, don't disect it.
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ElfsborgAddick said:Garrymanilow said:ross1 said:Garrymanilow said:carly burn said:A word on the opposition manager.
Jeans and white trainers?
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At least three separate kick offs in the JS stand today, even saw a naughty Tyke throw a punch at one of the 'rapid response team'.
I also thought it was going to turn nasty post match with Dillon and a couple of their players who didn't take to kindly to his game management.
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