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Post-match Thread: Charlton Athletic v Accrington Stanley | Tues 19 October 2021
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Grapevine49 said:I have no words.0
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Tonight’s Standard, I kid you not…..
https://www.standard.co.uk/comment/baby-names-lucifer-more-popular-nigel-trevor-royals-b961276.html
“Pour one out for a Nigel if you know one — although chances are you don’t, for according to the ONS the name is on the verge of extinction. Its annual record of baby names found that there were no little Nigels registered in the United Kingdom last year (or, statistically, two at most)………Meanwhile, for obvious reasons, no one wants to send their child out into the world as a Nigel; think of the obstacles he’d face.”
Let’s hope that our Nigel is put out of his misery and our misery please once and for all by Sandguard. He can point him in the direction of the home of Nigel’s at Selhurst Park
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golfaddick said:Still think we were a bit unlucky.
But goals win games & we had enough chances to get something from the game Washington did well for our 2nd but should have scored from Davison's scuff.8 -
Raith_C_Chattonell said:If there is to be a cull should the Pelchen algorithm be included?
Recruitment analysts Ruben Sammut and former academy graduate Aaron Barnes, work with the Australian-based Dan Pelchen to analyse the data from an algorithm Pelchen has built for the club over the last 12 months to highlight players based on the club’s intended playing style.2 -
Raith_C_Chattonell said:If there is to be a cull should the Pelchen algorithm be included?
Recruitment analysts Ruben Sammut and former academy graduate Aaron Barnes, work with the Australian-based Dan Pelchen to analyse the data from an algorithm Pelchen has built for the club over the last 12 months to highlight players based on the club’s intended playing style.The algo was hacked by Palace fans pre transfer window1 -
iansarge said:was another disappointing result and totally deserved - but - those 10 minutes after half time we had a team that fought, seemed to want to make a proper physical challenge, make runs into space and look to play football - the crowd really got behind the team it felt like our Charlton were back - then we let in a soft tap in and we fell apart again - was expecting Bolton all over again - I still believe the over-riding problem is lack of fitness across the team -0
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king addick said:sirjohnhumphrey said:I sat behind the home dugout as I wanted to see how Adkins behaves and ‘manages’.
It was interesting. He micromanages the game constantly barking orders. On most occasions his message didn’t get through. It is hard for players to hear, granted, but I’m sure in a number of occasions they just ignored him. It appeared we weee surprised by and unprepared for everything Stanley did, almost as though we’d done no prep work.
Stockley involved in an argument with Euell for most of the first half. Gunter and Jackson similar. Adkins seems so far removed from our club and fans. He wants a payout as far as I can see.It was an awful performance. Famewo and Gunter barely found a red shirt. Lavelle I quite like but he needs someone with experience alongside him. Morgan is someone I’m separate to do well but he just isn’t good enough. Gilbey brought energy and tried to get forward. CBT anonymous first half but better second. Same for Leko.
Accy frustrated the hell out of me with their gamesmanship, especially Pell but they did it so effectively. The ref was easy to influence.
I’m usually glass half full but this evening it was pretty much empty. I can’t see how we pull it back without a change and I hope it is imminent.1 -
Rob7Lee said:Bailey said:Adkins comments show that he will not change his failing system, his midfield get over run, his full backs are exposed and he still believes he is right. He will still be here Saturday and still play a three man midfield in the misguided belief that he was right all along. Twenty past eleven and the prick is still drawing a wage, I give up.
in the club would play the same formation - the charlton way ? So it would make it easier for the kids to move into the 1st team ?1 -
Pavoren007 said:Dreadful experience watching us at the moment. I felt numb watching the game and no different now. The NA experiment has truly run its course and it really is time for him to leave. Lots of players were still putting in effort towards the end. I now genuinely believe this is about using and persisting with the wrong formation, set up, style of play and tactics.It really bloody pains me to say it, but the whole coaching set up needs replacing, as many others equally have said. Not looking forward to Saturday or another game until change is brought to the table…3
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I have watched a bit of the U-23s and Bairstow, at this stage in his career anyway, isn't a lone striker. What is wrong with playing to a player's strengths?0
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The longer he stays in charge, the more credibility Sandgaard loses with the fan base, it’s as simple as that. His position is untenable, not one fan wants him at the club and it’s going to become a lot more worse if it continues to drag on. He has to go, we are facing relegation if he doesn’t go!1
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Not quite as shit as Saturday at Lincoln but shit enough yet again.There's no excuse for how poor we are defensively. Why isn't Purrington playing?Are there any free agent right backs available.I'd really rather see Pearce and Deji play this weekend.Famewo, Lavelle, Soare and Gunter.... recipe for disaster.2
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AFKABartram said:What a night. Charlton stunk the house out again. Millwall last min winner, Lyle Taylor the hero.Just need to hear now that Matt Southall won the EuroMillions and find Alan Pardew on my side of the bed when I go up.0
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It’s a relegation battle now.Only question is - do we want Adkins ?0
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A depressing, but odd game. Interesting that after the players got applauded off from the pitch, in between the boos for Adkins.
First half we were dreadful, Accrington dominated play and could/should have been 2 goals up. A niggly team, though this time they didn't actually need to do all that stuff.
Second half we were actually much better in terms of our football. At least there were some forward passes on the deck, and we created chances. But as usual our soft underbelly exposed itself, and we conceded 2 quick goals to go 3-1 down. We then threw caution to the wind, scored thanks to Washington's hard work and should have grabbed an equaliser
The players' effort in the last 20 couldn't be faulted, but as a team we're far less than the sum of the parts. Too players are underperforming for the problem not to be at the top, they don't know what they're doing out there, and their confidence has been shot. Famewo is a shadow of the player who looked far too good for L1 when he joined us, for example. We finished with 5 attacking players out there, in god knows what formation, as Davison seemed to be in midfield, and Morgan was almost a sweeper. Even earlier in the game, I was confused why Morgan had been chosen to play as the deepest midfielder, when acting as a defensive shield isn't his game. He either should have been in Clare's position, or Dobson should have played there.5 -
Davison very lucky not to have equalised. He smashed on the volley it from 6 yards and it hit the keeper. Still prefer him over Stockley who could probably have done better with the header that was cleared off the line.6
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JamesSeed said:Davison very lucky not to have equalised. He smashed on the volley it from 6 yards and it hit the keeper. Still prefer him over Stockley who could probably have done better with the header that was cleared off the line.0
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Always look on the bright side
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_MrDick said:A few months ago, someone said this was the worst Charlton team ever. I disagreed. I’ve now changed my mind. This most definitely is the worst Charlton team in my lifetime and without doubt we are in danger of dropping down to the fourth tier of English football. Once rot sets in … I’m worried. My old man will be turning in his grave tonight
It is the worst Charlton team possibly EVER!
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ForeverAddickted said:10
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Harry Pell just said (above):
"The plan was to come here, upset the crowd ...... I think we thoroughly done that".
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EveshamAddick said:What was the point of bringing DJ on?2
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ForeverAddickted said:We seem to look above our station, which is bollocks as we look league two standard!2
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Mendonca In Asdas said:Samaritans here we come…3
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First half was dreadful, Accrington just walked through us. 2nd half we played well for nearly 20 minutes which actually was nearly enough for an undeserved point.
Their 3rd goal how can you let a player run across the box and get a shot away like that?
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Harry Pell delivering the sort of performance that earns a player a move to the vanquished side, only to never play like that again20
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addick1956 said:ct_addick said:Terrible performance a complete shambles. No tactics. Accrington had so much time on the ball. The guy hasn't got a clue. Bye bye Nigel.
It can only be the manager's tactics.1 -
God that was terrible.
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