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POST-MATCH THREAD: Portsmouth vs Charlton Athletic: Saturday 11th November 2023 | KO 3:00 PM
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Just one grumble from today... when are we going to learn to put a man on the edge of the box for corners, especially with 11 back? Thought we'd learned that after the Bolton debacle.11
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JamesSeed said:Oh Dobbo. That had 2-3 written all over it 🙁.1
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Great game, however we felt we were a bit toothless going forward. Happily take the point, great away day. Tayo edun looked class.0
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SDAddick said:MarcusH26 said:AndyG said:limeygent said:Thought Pompey were nowhere near as good as Bolton.
Was far more impressed with Bolton than Pompey , a few decent players like Lane and Robertson but Bolton looked a cut above.
I do agree that Bolton looked the best, but Pompey without Poole, Pack, and Anjorin are a different proposition than when those three are fit.
It feels like ages ago but Oxford looked like they were just toying with us for 60 minutes in that game. They look really good.
I think it'll be those three at the top and everyone else playing for three playoff spots
Poole out for the season for them is going to be a big blow. Oxford it will be interesting to see how they replace Manning5 -
Valleysarr said:Bailey said:ct_addick said:For all you naysayers who have given McGrandle a torrid time….that celebration is what you get….6
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MarcusH26 said:SDAddick said:MarcusH26 said:AndyG said:limeygent said:Thought Pompey were nowhere near as good as Bolton.
Was far more impressed with Bolton than Pompey , a few decent players like Lane and Robertson but Bolton looked a cut above.
I do agree that Bolton looked the best, but Pompey without Poole, Pack, and Anjorin are a different proposition than when those three are fit.
It feels like ages ago but Oxford looked like they were just toying with us for 60 minutes in that game. They look really good.
I think it'll be those three at the top and everyone else playing for three playoff spots
Poole out for the season for them is going to be a big blow. Oxford it will be interesting to see how they replace Manning2 -
Valiantphil said:AMB is easy MOM
CBT - shocking today, not interested.Dobbo - same old Dobbo
May - worked his socks off.
Or maybe he was a bit rusty not having played last week.
Maybe that's what happens when you rest players we you dont need to.4 -
Fantastic atmosphere ….you’ll never beat Charlton1
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The match thread was heart-in-mouth reading.0
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Bailey said:ct_addick said:For all you naysayers who have given McGrandle a torrid time….that celebration is what you get….
But someone then said Appleton actually praised McGrandles last Sunday.
Just because I make a comment about a player or a situation doesn't mean I'm slagging them off. A lot of the time I'm pointing out inconsistencies in what a manager says to what he does.4 -
How many has May now scored on the trot & is he approaching a club record ?3
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https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/football/13005836/portsmouth-2-2-charlton-athletic-league-one-highlightsFirst goal, how does May score that? Second goal, how does the keeper not save that?2
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McGrandles celebration was a bit muted wasnt it. Go mad fella!0
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golfaddick said:How many has May now scored on the trot & is he approaching a club record ?
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Isn’t 6 the record. I sort of remember that from when Hales scored in six games.0
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ValleyGary said:McGrandles celebration was a bit muted wasnt it. Go mad fella!
He had a shite start to his career here, and was barely able to play any minutes due to a few freak injuries which were out of his control - yet instantly you’ve got ‘Barry’ sitting behind his keyboard giving him grief, and making nicknames up about him - because he’s not performing up to their expectations.Having just gone through a grim few months of absolutely brutal mental health issues, it would be nice if some people could put the emotion of football to one side sometimes and maybe try and understand what a player is going through and how their actions might not necessarily be helping that.40 -
Happy with the point, some real fight shown. Cracking atmosphere from both home and away fans.
Quite amazing how many times they got behind us out wide, but AMB made some superb saves to keep us in it. Jones had a fantastic game and Hector was solid alongside him.
Campbell completely ineffective which I think is what made CBT look as bad as he did. Easy to mark him out the game when the other winger offers so little.
Alfie May's engine and passion are superb. Some boy.6 -
guinnessaddick said:JamesSeed said:Oh Dobbo. That had 2-3 written all over it 🙁.1
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golfaddick said:How many has May now scored on the trot & is he approaching a club record ?18
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AndyG said:golfaddick said:How many has May now scored on the trot & is he approaching a club record ?0
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Big shit 🤣
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Fair result. Probably the most consistent game of football I've seen in League one. Both sides looked great in attack at times while looking shakey at the back, our usual defensive lapses and their very risky playing out from the back kept it open and us always in with a chance.
AMB despite his cock up for their pen is still man of the match for me, as, simply, he made 4 or 5 key saves to keep us in it, CBT and TC were largely ineffective with Leaburn looking more like he wanted to battle the defenders rather than play his football, but credit, we kept going until the end and got a well earned point out of it.
Special mention to the ref who was a bog standard 5, missed some big decesions, some people will point to our blatant missed handball as being robbed of 3 points but the same useless ref missed a massive shout for Portsmouth's own handball pen against T. Watson in the first half, he gets that and its 2-0 going in and a big psychological mountain to climb.
Oh and, Connor McGoals, had no right to score that header but thank f he did! Keep him match fit and lets see what hes all about.
Good game!3 -
Just seen our second equaliser. Dear oh dear, that’s soft!2
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We had a left footed Left back play the whole game. We had two right footed Right backs play the whole game between them.
We had two CB's play as Centre backs for the duration of the match. Rejoice, oh rejoice.
No RB at LB, CB at LB or RB covering at CB.
No more Gunter nightmares.
Let's hope that Edun can stay fit and perform.
We still needed AMB to pull off saves but against Portsmouth that was a spirited performance by our mid table team(check out the table) and proved me wrong as I had 3-1 to Pompey.
Campbell and Leaburn are still striving for Consistency and CBT who has been excellent this season is allowed a weaker performance.
Alfie May is the talisman we have searched for.
You can call today 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 but Alfie will always find himself going in front of Miles Leaburn at times because he's a fox in the box and he has energy that I just haven't seen in Cafc players for years over the duration; Other than Dobbo who carried this team for at least 18 months.
After the Wigan away win this is another good result away from home.
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I’m struck by what Appleton said at the start of the game by how much of a boost having McGrandles back in the squad has been for morale. Have always thought there’s a player there. Let’s hope we can see it more often now he’s back fit. 💪18
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Valleysarr said:Bailey said:ct_addick said:For all you naysayers who have given McGrandle a torrid time….that celebration is what you get….1
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WRICURKINCAM said:1
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Just to put a small downer on it because Charlton, question RE May, where would we be if we'd have bought Stockton or Sam Smith or whoever else we were after instead, and second to that, what will we do if he gets injured because right now he seems to pop up with these goals out of nowhere and it's the sort of goals that change the flow of the game back in our favour.0
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LargeAddick said:Valleysarr said:Bailey said:ct_addick said:For all you naysayers who have given McGrandle a torrid time….that celebration is what you get….3