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Charlton Athletic v Bolton Wanderers | Tuesday 28th September 2021 | Match Preview
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@MartinCAFC opens around 5.30, ticket office gave someone else a call and found out 👌
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"DEEEEAAAANNOOO!" Legendary Addicks stopper @deankiely40 will be joining @iamscottminto and Alan Curbishley in the CharltonTV studio tomorrow evening...#cafc http://cafc.co.uk0
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Join @iamscottminto, Curbs and @deankiely40 for all the build-up to this evening's game for FREE with CharltonTV.0
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Our squad is causing football scienists / tacticians / experts sleepless nights - never before in the history of football has such a collection been assembled - apparently they are feeding the details to experts in a laboratory at Imperial College to try and make sense of it. They are aware that it has grown out of a 'black box' but how it can be used / controlled / assembled / tamed / ignited and what the long term affect on football and the club is going to be needs to be understood - and quick.Oggy Red said:
Despite trying to do so until 3 am, the Cowley brothers at Portsmouth said they couldn't guess our lineup either.AndyG said:Well atleast we have the anticipation of waiting for the team to be announced ! I would be suprised if anyone could actually correctly name the starting 11 correctly before it is announced.
If the professionals can't do it, the rest of us have no chance!
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love deano but can't help feeling he's sullied himself - seeing him hiding in the dugout at palace last night (on TV!!!!) ,out of the way of the camera, was sad to see - he's better than that and he knows it0
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One where we can hoof it to him and he has support around him, you mean? He doesn't seem to want the ball to his feet. At least I don't see him make the kind of movement that suggests he does.Oggy Red said:
Although perhaps you could equally argue that Stockley deserves better service and support from a better shape and gameplan?Chunes said:Stockley hasn't done anything to deserve a starting place, for me. I do understand the argument that we don't play to his strengths, but that's essentially hoofing it up to him so he can nod it to a partner, and I don't want to watch that.0 -
I hope for a positive performance. Me expectations are at odds with my hopes. Still going to predict a win though although I am not confident. 2-1. Leko and Gilbey.0
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Gilbey's not starting. Still working his way back to fitness.KettsJohn said:I hope for a positive performance. Me expectations are at odds with my hopes. Still going to predict a win though although I am not confident. 2-1. Leko and Gilbey.1 - Sponsored links:
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Tonight will be the start of the Gunter redemption arc.
4-0 to the mighty Addicks.0 -
1-3 😔0
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The problem isn't really Stockley per se ..... it's the lack of movement, passing and build up; and decent crossing from wide areas into the box - resulting in defenders hoofing the ball vaguely in the direction of an isolated, outnumbered and unhappy Stockley.Chunes said:
One where we can hoof it to him and he has support around him, you mean? He doesn't seem to want the ball to his feet. At least I don't see him make the kind of movement that suggests he does.Oggy Red said:
Although perhaps you could equally argue that Stockley deserves better service and support from a better shape and gameplan?Chunes said:Stockley hasn't done anything to deserve a starting place, for me. I do understand the argument that we don't play to his strengths, but that's essentially hoofing it up to him so he can nod it to a partner, and I don't want to watch that.
If we went to get the best out of Stockley, we need a set up and game plan to support and service him.
At the very least he needs to play with another striker alongside.
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Hmmmmm .........MickeyBennett said:Tonight will be the start of the Gunter redemption arc.
4-0 to the mighty Addicks.O-Randy-Hunt said:1-3 😔
I reckon it'll be a scoreline somewhere inbetween.
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terrific preview .. Bolton are inconsistent, recent goalless losses to Rotherham and Sunderland, two of the better L1 teams so far follow a hammering 5-2 of Ipswich at Portman Road and a 0-0 at Burton. If we approach this game playing from the start as we did in the 2nd half v Pompey we will be in with a right good chance. And that is the key, a good old 4 4 2 line up playing positive and confident football from the start to the finish .. come on you Addicksssaaaaa .. we need the points and Bolton on paper are on a par with us, we need to start birdying our pars and win this type of game.. excuse the golfing terms, too much of a Ryder cup hangover1
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Right, i've had a poxy day,i've battled through the rush hour traffic and the petrol station lemmings and i've just parked near The Valley. Do not let me down Charlton, you fuckers.5
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Never seen "goalless losses!"Lincsaddick said:terrific preview .. Bolton are inconsistent, recent goalless losses to Rotherham and Sunderland, two of the better L1 teams so far follow a hammering 5-2 of Ipswich at Portman Road and a 0-0 at Burton. If we approach this game playing from the start as we did in the 2nd half v Pompey we will be in with a right good chance. And that is the key, a good old 4 4 2 line up playing positive and confident football from the start to the finish .. come on you Addicksssaaaaa .. we need the points and Bolton on paper are on a par with us, we need to start birdying our pars and win this type of game.. excuse the golfing terms, too much of a Ryder cup hangover
Might still be worth the ticket later then :-)1 -
Haven't got a clue whose playing, haven't got a clue about the score. However, 3-0 to the Addicks.1
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Getting public transport to the game due to lack of petrol. Hope its worth it0
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Am I able to watch tonight’s match on Charlton TV?0
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In 2015/2016 Sheff Utd finished 11th in L1, 8 pts off the play offs, their lowest position since 83. Under Adkins the crowd just became lost in apathy.
Bolton are going to be up there, a good side with a good manager. Think we will sneak a draw to keep everything just as it is, 1-1.0 -
really ? .. a goalless loss is when a team loses without scoring .. you've learnt something todaymendonca said:
Never seen "goalless losses!"Lincsaddick said:terrific preview .. Bolton are inconsistent, recent goalless losses to Rotherham and Sunderland, two of the better L1 teams so far follow a hammering 5-2 of Ipswich at Portman Road and a 0-0 at Burton. If we approach this game playing from the start as we did in the 2nd half v Pompey we will be in with a right good chance. And that is the key, a good old 4 4 2 line up playing positive and confident football from the start to the finish .. come on you Addicksssaaaaa .. we need the points and Bolton on paper are on a par with us, we need to start birdying our pars and win this type of game.. excuse the golfing terms, too much of a Ryder cup hangover
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Apathy would be a major step forward from crowd hatred and derision!BansteadAddick said:In 2015/2016 Sheff Utd finished 11th in L1, 8 pts off the play offs, their lowest position since 83. Under Adkins the crowd just became lost in apathy.
Bolton are going to be up there, a good side with a good manager. Think we will sneak a draw to keep everything just as it is, 1-1.0 -
Covered End said:I just looked at the "away" table.
Bolton are top W2 D1 L2
Doesn't inspire confidence for tonight, cross everything.0 -
The team line up will be announced soon.
I'll put a Match Thread up.
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Who played with him at Plymouth etc last season? IMO a lot of our problems are a direct result of not having JFC, Millar and Gilbey. At both ends of the pitch.Oggy Red said:
The problem isn't really Stockley per se ..... it's the lack of movement, passing and build up; and decent crossing from wide areas into the box - resulting in defenders hoofing the ball vaguely in the direction of an isolated, outnumbered and unhappy Stockley.Chunes said:
One where we can hoof it to him and he has support around him, you mean? He doesn't seem to want the ball to his feet. At least I don't see him make the kind of movement that suggests he does.Oggy Red said:
Although perhaps you could equally argue that Stockley deserves better service and support from a better shape and gameplan?Chunes said:Stockley hasn't done anything to deserve a starting place, for me. I do understand the argument that we don't play to his strengths, but that's essentially hoofing it up to him so he can nod it to a partner, and I don't want to watch that.
If we went to get the best out of Stockley, we need a set up and game plan to support and service him.
At the very least he needs to play with another striker alongside.
Hopefully CBT and the returning Gilbey address two of those. Still a massive JFC shaped hole though.2 -
No Shinnie either. He knew how to pick out Stockley. He assisted several of Stockley's goalsCafc43v3r said:
Who played with him at Plymouth etc last season? IMO a lot of our problems are a direct result of not having JFC, Millar and Gilbey. At both ends of the pitch.Oggy Red said:
The problem isn't really Stockley per se ..... it's the lack of movement, passing and build up; and decent crossing from wide areas into the box - resulting in defenders hoofing the ball vaguely in the direction of an isolated, outnumbered and unhappy Stockley.Chunes said:
One where we can hoof it to him and he has support around him, you mean? He doesn't seem to want the ball to his feet. At least I don't see him make the kind of movement that suggests he does.Oggy Red said:
Although perhaps you could equally argue that Stockley deserves better service and support from a better shape and gameplan?Chunes said:Stockley hasn't done anything to deserve a starting place, for me. I do understand the argument that we don't play to his strengths, but that's essentially hoofing it up to him so he can nod it to a partner, and I don't want to watch that.
If we went to get the best out of Stockley, we need a set up and game plan to support and service him.
At the very least he needs to play with another striker alongside.
Hopefully CBT and the returning Gilbey address two of those. Still a massive JFC shaped hole though.
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Yep.Solidgone said:Am I able to watch tonight’s match on Charlton TV?0 -
But didn't play for Adkins the other 3 certainly did.Oggy Red said:
No Shinnie either. He knew how to pick out Stockley. He assisted several of Stockley's goalsCafc43v3r said:
Who played with him at Plymouth etc last season? IMO a lot of our problems are a direct result of not having JFC, Millar and Gilbey. At both ends of the pitch.Oggy Red said:
The problem isn't really Stockley per se ..... it's the lack of movement, passing and build up; and decent crossing from wide areas into the box - resulting in defenders hoofing the ball vaguely in the direction of an isolated, outnumbered and unhappy Stockley.Chunes said:
One where we can hoof it to him and he has support around him, you mean? He doesn't seem to want the ball to his feet. At least I don't see him make the kind of movement that suggests he does.Oggy Red said:
Although perhaps you could equally argue that Stockley deserves better service and support from a better shape and gameplan?Chunes said:Stockley hasn't done anything to deserve a starting place, for me. I do understand the argument that we don't play to his strengths, but that's essentially hoofing it up to him so he can nod it to a partner, and I don't want to watch that.
If we went to get the best out of Stockley, we need a set up and game plan to support and service him.
At the very least he needs to play with another striker alongside.
Hopefully CBT and the returning Gilbey address two of those. Still a massive JFC shaped hole though.0
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