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Post Match Thread: Hull City v Charlton | Sat 02 Jan 2021
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The sending off killed us.
A nothing Beckham like kick at the heal.
Red Card ? Pratley has done worse and only got a yellow !
Terrible and stubborn first half line up from Lee Bowyer.
I have always tried to be positive during a game but you can only say a bad day at the office so many times.
Lee had an opportunity to play Washington with Maddison and Jonny as attacking midfielders. He started Bogle: by taking off Omar at HT, which tells the CL members that were bragging about not paying the tenner that it wasn't a great success.
I will OUT anyone on the preview thread who gives out 2 or 3 on the players marks who weren't going to watch the game.
Giving out 2 or 3 is for those of us who suffered the full 96 minutes.
Bizarrely the plus 1 for Pratley for playing CB, he has lost -2 for being spotted by the lino.
I feel lower than a Dachshund's testicles.
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stoneroses19 said:I’m well aware the next 10 pages are going to be full of angry rants about getting Bowyer out of the club asap.Personally disagree and don’t believe that sacking him is the way to go. Obviously the last few games have not been good enough in terms of performances and it’s a concern we’re conceding twice every game. Hopefully Sandgaard trusts Bowyer to have this transfer window to sort out the gaps we need to fill (and I’m sure he will give that to Bowyer too).1
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stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.18
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A very comfortable afternoon for Hull, even during our better spell at the start of the second half we created nothing
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john3 said:Fortune 82nd Minute said:stoneroses19 said:Curbs agrees with Bowyer comments.Bloody hell some of you ain’t going to like that.3
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ShootersHillGuru said:Some real perspective needed here. We are on a bad run certainly and we have to halt that but we are in sixth position. That’s a playoff place. Time for LB to earn his corn and change things around and for the better. I think he’ll do both. When the going gets tough and all that. Not many tougher than Lee Bowyer.3
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meldrew66 said:Hard to see where the goals will come from any more
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stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.0
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I suppose people wont care too much but might have gone under the radar during the Match Thread (might have missed it)
Noticed though that Gilbey got his fifth booking of the season today so misses Accrington, bookings have been reset now so anyone else has to get to ten bookings before getting a suspension1 -
Players not good enough and manager starting to look like he hasn’t got a clue.The 6 game winning run masked just how toilet we really are. Even the players that some might think are good enough to get us out of this division aren’t up to it.So many things wrong and I’m not sure the current players and management are good enough to find an answer.Real test for TS now. He’ll be put in a tough situation if the team keep churning out performances as bad as this.New year, no new hope. Wake me up in 20221
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MrOneLung said:ShootersHillGuru said:Some real perspective needed here. We are on a bad run certainly and we have to halt that but we are in sixth position. That’s a playoff place. Time for LB to earn his corn and change things around and for the better. I think he’ll do both. When the going gets tough and all that. Not many tougher than Lee Bowyer.1
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stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.8
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stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.0
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Only bonus is we cant go and watch that shite in person1
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stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.9
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AFKABartram said:stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.0
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It isn't Bowyer's fault we have lost our two best centre halves but if you know you are going to concede one or two because of that, surely you set up a bit more positively to compensate. We do have the players to do it, it is ridiculous playing a left back at right midfield, a right back at left back and a midfielder at centre half when this is not forced on you.6
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ForeverAddickted said:Valley11 said:We’re heading for mid table
Is why we need to avoid making any rash decisions!!
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ForeverAddickted said:I suppose people wont care too much but might have gone under the radar during the Match Thread (might have missed it)
Noticed though that Gilbey got his fifth booking of the season today so misses Accrington, bookings have been reset now so anyone else has to get to ten bookings before getting a suspension2 -
paulfox said:stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.3
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Fortune 82nd Minute said:stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.1
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RedRobin said:We need to sign pace and creativity this Jan and someone that can score goals. Today’s performance lacked all those things! I never understand the thought process of playing players out of position, Matthews is a good right back don’t play at bloody left back. Turgid, flat, slow and crap-all accurate descriptions of today’s performance.
But never 4 of them in the same team, especially when you have decent enough specialist players available on the bench.
That's bonkers.
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Talal said:stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.14
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AFKABartram said:Talal said:stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.0
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Another clueless, shapeless performance from an outfit which has kept its play off spot thanks to Covid Call Offs. Bowyer has been unlucky with the number of injuries to key players, Doughty, the two big central defenders Famewo and Inniss, the much maligned Gilbey and Aneke's seeming inability to play more than 1/2 a game a fortnight. Even so, his refusal to select, for example, the dependable Purrington, or the one player who has a clue about shooting on sight (Maddison) is baffling and to my mind borders on pig headedness. I've said again and again that his obsession with playing both Gunter and Matthews is ridiculous as is his refusal to play Oshilaja and/or young Barker in central defence when the weakness there without the injured first choice players is obvious.
The BIG question is can Bowyer be trusted to make good or much better tactical and/or selection decisions with any new players who are brought in this month ?
I am beginning to doubt whether Bowyer is good at listening to or taking advice, I get the impression he can be a sulker and go into his shell when things get tough and aren't going his way'
Nevertheless, I think Bowyer deserves to have a go at 'redemption' with some new blood in the team. Central defence is a PRIORITY as is an experienced striker AND he must start to select players in the positions where they excel. Much depends of course on who is signed over the next few days.
I'd give Bowyer until the end of January/middle of February. If there has not been a big improvement in that time, then he should be replaced with our thanks for his past success and our enjoyment,.
There are quite a few managers with success at this level who would love the chance to manage a club as wonderful as Charlton Athletic, Paul Cook, the Cowleys, amongst them. As ever, we will see7 -
Oggy Red said:AllHailTheHen said:Bowyer and his square peg obsession is a real strange one. Unfortunately it seems the players are as much bewildered by it as we are.
They seem as confused and bewildered as we are.0 -
shine166 said:Only bonus is we cant go and watch that shite in person1
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stonemuse said:Astonished that the majority of Charlton Life seem to want Bowyer out ... fortunately it would appear that Thomas does not agree with you.
Sure, some more than usual and deserved criticism but not many saying they want him out.
Once again we are cursed with long term injuries to key players and I think most reasonable fans will take that into account.
Having said that, the absence of Maddison today has me totally baffled.
I am still not sure if he could have been brought on as well as Williams......there was a comment made on the commentary that he could have been, something to do with Bogle’s substitution being done during half time?
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Thomas Sandgaard liking some interesting tweets...0
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Let's look at where we are.
Does LB improve the players?
Does his approach to the games increase our chances of success?
Do his tactics work?
I'm not sure that, on balance, we can answer positively to the above.
If I was TS, I would be wondering if there is any point getting more players in if LB is going to play them out of position, thereby ensuring they can't play to their maximum potential, meaning poor displays, poor results and the subsequent destruction of their confidence.
LB's judgement appears to be very poor, to say the least. Does TS still trust him to take us to where we want to go?
We shall find out sooner, rather than later, I think.2