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MATCH THREAD [+POST p19]: Walsall v Charlton Athletic: (FACR2): Saturday 30th Nov 2024: KO 15:00
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Stuart_the_Red said:fenaddick said:DA7 said:May have missed it, but are there any TV highlights anywhere?3
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DA7 said:May have missed it, but are there any TV highlights anywhere?0
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Great result. I don't really see how anyone could hope for much better than a clean sheet with two goals in each half. Regardless of the opposition of the opposition, that's a good score.
I didn't see much of the match, but what I did it looked like we were playing better football than of late. Let's hope that marks the start of a turnaround.
It's great to be in the 3rd round. Sad to say, but that's a cup run already compared to recent seasons.3 -
charltonbob said:eastterrace6168 said:ElfsborgAddick said:thenewbie said:redlanered said:Covered End said:Crusty54 said:MarcusH26 said:Bizarre squad selection again. Why's Hylton involved over Dixon and 2 left backs on the bench....
Is it too late to have them arrested ?
Nah, there will be plenty of people around with the same tale...🙄0 -
Can’t believe the folk on here who want Millwall or Palace in the next round. Surely we need a winnable home draw against a side that will bring a good crowd to the Valley. While we may not get to the final, a cup run makes financial sense and can boost confidence in league games.
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EveshamAddick said:Can’t believe the folk on here who want Millwall or Palace in the next round. Surely we need a winnable home draw against a side that will bring a good crowd to the Valley. While we may not get to the final, a cup run makes financial sense and can boost confidence in league games.
I'm betting Doncaster Rovers away...0 -
EveshamAddick said:Can’t believe the folk on here who want Millwall or Palace in the next round. Surely we need a winnable home draw against a side that will bring a good crowd to the Valley. While we may not get to the final, a cup run makes financial sense and can boost confidence in league games.0
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🤞Any one from the prem at home will bring some much needed revenue, maybe a return match against Man U would be great for a start👍0
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LargeAddick said:EveshamAddick said:Can’t believe the folk on here who want Millwall or Palace in the next round. Surely we need a winnable home draw against a side that will bring a good crowd to the Valley. While we may not get to the final, a cup run makes financial sense and can boost confidence in league games.12
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Day out at a big prem ground, have a laugh, make some money, get knocked out and concentrate on league,
spurs or west ham please,
don’t want to touch palace or Millwall til we’ve got a team to beat them 😁6 - Sponsored links:
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Man City. They way they are playing at the moment I'd bet even Bromley could beat them.9
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Ilovelondontown said:Day out at a big prem ground, have a laugh, make some money, get knocked out and concentrate on league,
spurs or west ham please,
don’t want to touch palace or Millwall til we’ve got a team to beat them 😁We have had teams that could beat them ............and still didn't beat them !1 -
Millwall at home would be great, as long as we have a fully fit squad. We haven't had a proper Derby in ages, no offence to Orient, but a full Valley and play Hylton and Ahadme up front, they may beat us but they'd have the bruises to prove it.0
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golfaddick said:Man City. They way they are playing at the moment I'd bet even Bromley could beat them.0
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thenewbie said:ken_shabby said:fenaddick said:Just rewatched our goals, for someone who does nothing Anderson wasn’t half involved for 2/4 of them. Smart pass to REG to stretch play for the first and challenges the keeper forcing the weak punch and then blocks off a defender for the third. I know there are things he can improve on but that often means people look over things he does well
I'm not really sure I agree with the logic but it seems to be an important part of Jones style so I don't see it changing any time soon.0 -
swords_alive said:KingKinsella said:I feel empty.Hollowed out .Gutted. Nothing to complain about............0
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LargeAddick said:EveshamAddick said:Can’t believe the folk on here who want Millwall or Palace in the next round. Surely we need a winnable home draw against a side that will bring a good crowd to the Valley. While we may not get to the final, a cup run makes financial sense and can boost confidence in league games.
Plenty of people stay away, especially older ones/people bringing kids for fear of trouble2 -
eaststandmike said:LargeAddick said:EveshamAddick said:Can’t believe the folk on here who want Millwall or Palace in the next round. Surely we need a winnable home draw against a side that will bring a good crowd to the Valley. While we may not get to the final, a cup run makes financial sense and can boost confidence in league games.
Plenty of people stay away, especially older ones/people bringing kids for fear of trouble2 -
Well, at least we now know Nathan Jones will switch it up, as we played completely different to how we played in recent games. It was against lower opposition, but I genuinely expected us to lose and we actually looked like the better team easily.
Walsall would probably beat the current bottom 6-8 or so, was really surprised at little they troubled us.
I was in a crowded area, but it felt like a proper away day, plenty of singing and backing the team, no real air of acceptance like it has been lately.
Too early to say we have turned it around just yet, but a very good start. Amazing what a team can look like when you start the two best midfielders at the club together.2 - Sponsored links:
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Was on an all dayer Saturday and told the landlord the TV was broke, it was saying Charlton were winning 4-0!
Delighted for Ahadme, I really don’t rate him but hate seeing players struggling. Would give anything for him to go on a good run and show us he is capable of more than what we’ve seen so far.
Been genuinely excited about being in the 3rd round draw, one of the key elements of being a football fan that we’ve so frequently been starved of in the last decade.7 -
Braziliance said:Well, at least we now know Nathan Jones will switch it up, as we played completely different to how we played in recent games. It was against lower opposition, but I genuinely expected us to lose and we actually looked like the better team easily.
Walsall would probably beat the current bottom 6-8 or so, was really surprised at little they troubled us.
I was in a crowded area, but it felt like a proper away day, plenty of singing and backing the team, no real air of acceptance like it has been lately.
Too early to say we have turned it around just yet, but a very good start. Amazing what a team can look like when you start the two best midfielders at the club together.0 -
eaststandmike said:Braziliance said:Well, at least we now know Nathan Jones will switch it up, as we played completely different to how we played in recent games. It was against lower opposition, but I genuinely expected us to lose and we actually looked like the better team easily.
Walsall would probably beat the current bottom 6-8 or so, was really surprised at little they troubled us.
I was in a crowded area, but it felt like a proper away day, plenty of singing and backing the team, no real air of acceptance like it has been lately.
Too early to say we have turned it around just yet, but a very good start. Amazing what a team can look like when you start the two best midfielders at the club together.
Trying to be positive for a change 😂5 -
We played well on Saturday and whilst it was a team a divsion below us (at the top we might add) and they had made some changes, it was good to see us play well. Also the Gasman got 2 goals and the first was very well taken. Obviously it has to be taken in context but hopefully this can lead to a kick on now and we play better and win some more games in the league now. After all 2 wins back to back now and I know we were terrible on Tuesday but a wins a win and it can become a habit hopefully0
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EveshamAddick said:Can’t believe the folk on here who want Millwall or Palace in the next round. Surely we need a winnable home draw against a side that will bring a good crowd to the Valley. While we may not get to the final, a cup run makes financial sense and can boost confidence in league games.
Big games is what the cup is all about.
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Bailey said:Millwall at home would be great, as long as we have a fully fit squad. We haven't had a proper Derby in ages, no offence to Orient, but a full Valley and play Hylton and Ahadme up front, they may beat us but they'd have the bruises to prove it.
The Valley would not have a capacity crowd, but of course you'd like to think there would be a very good atmosphere. We could produce more half/half scarves as well.
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Croydon said:EveshamAddick said:Can’t believe the folk on here who want Millwall or Palace in the next round. Surely we need a winnable home draw against a side that will bring a good crowd to the Valley. While we may not get to the final, a cup run makes financial sense and can boost confidence in league games.
Big games is what the cup is all about.
Have you seen our record against both of the pricks?
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golfaddick said:Man City. They way they are playing at the moment I'd bet even Bromley could beat them.0
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ElfsborgAddick said:Croydon said:EveshamAddick said:Can’t believe the folk on here who want Millwall or Palace in the next round. Surely we need a winnable home draw against a side that will bring a good crowd to the Valley. While we may not get to the final, a cup run makes financial sense and can boost confidence in league games.
Big games is what the cup is all about.
Have you seen our record against both of the pricks?
We're stuck in the shittest league with no exciting matches and have been for years. Must be the only fanbase scared of playing their derbies.
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Croydon said:ElfsborgAddick said:Croydon said:EveshamAddick said:Can’t believe the folk on here who want Millwall or Palace in the next round. Surely we need a winnable home draw against a side that will bring a good crowd to the Valley. While we may not get to the final, a cup run makes financial sense and can boost confidence in league games.
Big games is what the cup is all about.
Have you seen our record against both of the pricks?
We're stuck in the shittest league with no exciting matches and have been for years. Must be the only fanbase scared of playing their derbies.0