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POST-MATCH THREAD: Charlton Athletic v Hull City: Saturday 25th April 2026: KO 12:30
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You are a top man not sure how anyone could think otherwise. Keep up with the vlogs please as I genuinely look forward to them every week.Braziliance said:Vlog up
https://youtu.be/dKgGUKvmaJA?si=3wHDMWhX5ZzDuDiN
It's not the last one yet, but I really appreciate the support on here, I know I am not everyone's cup of tea, but that's life, and I'd like to think my videos are enjoyable and I make a good account of our fanbase.
Appreciate everyone who engages with the videos and hop on, thank you, as the vlogs would just be a bit rubbish without the community input.
I may come across negative with my views, but I am just desperate for Charlton to do well.
Anyway, hope it's an enjoyable watch, and see everyone at Swansea
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Thanks but not the post match press interview, I thought he gave a speech on the pitch?Exiled_Addick said:
It’s on Richard Cawley and Louis Mendez’s post match podcast bit you’ll need to subscribe to Richard Cawley’s Substack to hear it.sillav nitram said:Is there a recording of NJ's after match speech anywhere?0 -
Yes, that's on the end of the podcastsillav nitram said:
Thanks but not the post match press interview, I thought he gave a speech on the pitch?Exiled_Addick said:
It’s on Richard Cawley and Louis Mendez’s post match podcast bit you’ll need to subscribe to Richard Cawley’s Substack to hear it.sillav nitram said:Is there a recording of NJ's after match speech anywhere?4 -
Have they added that, as it wasn’t on there when I listened?fenaddick said:
Yes, that's on the end of the podcastsillav nitram said:
Thanks but not the post match press interview, I thought he gave a speech on the pitch?Exiled_Addick said:
It’s on Richard Cawley and Louis Mendez’s post match podcast bit you’ll need to subscribe to Richard Cawley’s Substack to hear it.sillav nitram said:Is there a recording of NJ's after match speech anywhere?
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Charlie’s goal reminded me of Colin Powell’s v Palace back in the day
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BcyPFZpuzM&t=5
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That’s fine, but should be on the OS as well..🤷♂️fenaddick said:
Yes, that's on the end of the podcastsillav nitram said:
Thanks but not the post match press interview, I thought he gave a speech on the pitch?Exiled_Addick said:
It’s on Richard Cawley and Louis Mendez’s post match podcast bit you’ll need to subscribe to Richard Cawley’s Substack to hear it.sillav nitram said:Is there a recording of NJ's after match speech anywhere?3 -
And you had the Palace fans applauding the goal. What would their Ultras make of that 🤔RoanRedNY said:Charlie’s goal reminded me of Colin Powell’s v Palace back in the day
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Give them time! Editing the video and audio is much more hard work than putting out an audio clip recorded from the dodgy tannoy where you can also hear other peoples conversations. Think the media team deserve a Saturday night and Sunday evening offeastterrace6168 said:
That’s fine, but should be on the OS as well..🤷♂️fenaddick said:
Yes, that's on the end of the podcastsillav nitram said:
Thanks but not the post match press interview, I thought he gave a speech on the pitch?Exiled_Addick said:
It’s on Richard Cawley and Louis Mendez’s post match podcast bit you’ll need to subscribe to Richard Cawley’s Substack to hear it.sillav nitram said:Is there a recording of NJ's after match speech anywhere?5 -
Well...that told me!, great, I look forward to seeing it.fenaddick said:
Give them time! Editing the video and audio is much more hard work than putting out an audio clip recorded from the dodgy tannoy where you can also hear other peoples conversations. Think the media team deserve a Saturday night and Sunday evening offeastterrace6168 said:
That’s fine, but should be on the OS as well..🤷♂️fenaddick said:
Yes, that's on the end of the podcastsillav nitram said:
Thanks but not the post match press interview, I thought he gave a speech on the pitch?Exiled_Addick said:
It’s on Richard Cawley and Louis Mendez’s post match podcast bit you’ll need to subscribe to Richard Cawley’s Substack to hear it.sillav nitram said:Is there a recording of NJ's after match speech anywhere?0 -
Surprised nobody's mentioned the best comedy moment of the day. Hull pushing forward, we clear it long with 1 player sprinting through to latch on to it and a straightforward 1 on 1 with the keeper... sadly, our man was Coady.
Watching him sprint knowing he was never getting to it first was hilarious, quite literally the last player we wanted there. Pretty sure you hear Carey say something to him on the clubs footage upload on the pitch at FT about 'that race'
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Yep, and that's the big problem with him, even when he has a good game he has the potential to do something that can cause a goal. It was silly of him to go down like that despite being fouled but I don't have the energy to focus on that too much given that that whole situation was caused by Clarke doing something insane and we didn't track their player to the back post despite the fact a corner to the man at the back post is our favourite corner strategy. If Kaminski has stayed on his feet it would have hit him but there were plenty of errors before that that took us to that point. Outside of that though Hull tried to hang the ball up over Kaminski and in pretty much any other game this season you'd expect him to punch and potentially put us under pressure on the second ball with McBurnie lurking but he held on. I was especially impressed given that Mannion lost his place off the back of a misjudged catch and you'd expect Kaminski to be even more unlikely to try to catch as a result. Not a perfect performance but he took care of Hull's main attacking strategy and stopped us looking like we'd concede anything outside of that one goal and that's a good thingCovered End said:
Apart from when he chose to throw himself to the ground in order to con the referee, leaving a wide open goal and gifting Hull an equaliser.Garrymanilow said:A good day for the maligned as well. Kaminski was brilliantly commanding in a game where Hull tried to get something off hanging the ball up over the keeper.
There’s no way a sideways pull on your shirt makes you fall downwards.8 -
I enjoy your content enormously, perhaps you could share a compilation of your best bits to review the season.Braziliance said:Vlog uphttps://youtu.be/dKgGUKvmaJA?si=3wHDMWhX5ZzDuDiN
It's not the last one yet, but I really appreciate the support on here, I know I am not everyone's cup of tea, but that's life, and I'd like to think my videos are enjoyable and I make a good account of our fanbase.
Appreciate everyone who engages with the videos and hop on, thank you, as the vlogs would just be a bit rubbish without the community input.
I may come across negative with my views, but I am just desperate for Charlton to do well.
Anyway, hope it's an enjoyable watch, and see everyone at Swansea 4 -
I heard carey but couldnt immediately recall the incident .thanks for reminding meMummysLittleSoldier said:Surprised nobody's mentioned the best comedy momi ent of the day. Hull pushing forward, we clear it long with 1 player sprinting through to latch on to it and a straightforward 1 on 1 with the keeper... sadly, our man was Coady.
Watching him sprint knowing he was never getting to it first was hilarious, quite literally the last player we wanted there. Pretty sure you hear Carey say something to him on the clubs footage upload on the pitch at FT about 'that race'0 -
Great vlog mate, and all hale to Dave, the only one who got the correct score 2-1, on to Swansea we go, nice and chilled and STAYING UP...well done for the season @Braziliance...🙌Braziliance said:Vlog uphttps://youtu.be/dKgGUKvmaJA?si=3wHDMWhX5ZzDuDiN
It's not the last one yet, but I really appreciate the support on here, I know I am not everyone's cup of tea, but that's life, and I'd like to think my videos are enjoyable and I make a good account of our fanbase.
Appreciate everyone who engages with the videos and hop on, thank you, as the vlogs would just be a bit rubbish without the community input.
I may come across negative with my views, but I am just desperate for Charlton to do well.
Anyway, hope it's an enjoyable watch, and see everyone at Swansea 4 -
I know it's hard to look away from Fevrier during his goal but clock Burke reading the play from centre back and absolutely haring it outside him to offer him an overlap option. Takes the covering midfielder away from Fevrier and stops him getting his pocket picked when he slows up to take on his man in front of him. We heard so much from Luton fans about how Burke is a Premier League level defender who just can't stay fit but recent performances for us haven't reflected that. Yesterday we saw a quicker, stronger and more confident version of Burke and he had a great game. He can't help his fitness issues but if we get this Reece Burke every time he's available we'll benefit massively26
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The problem is that we get this Reece Burke about once every few months. He's either out with his latest injury or getting back up to speed from said injury and looking well off the pace.Garrymanilow said:I know it's hard to look away from Fevrier during his goal but clock Burke reading the play from centre back and absolutely haring it outside him to offer him an overlap option. Takes the covering midfielder away from Fevrier and stops him getting his pocket picked when he slows up to take on his man in front of him. We heard so much from Luton fans about how Burke is a Premier League level defender who just can't stay fit but recent performances for us haven't reflected that. Yesterday we saw a quicker, stronger and more confident version of Burke and he had a great game. He can't help his fitness issues but if we get this Reece Burke every time he's available we'll benefit massively
He can't help his fitness issues I agree but they are an issue. If he was involved in the coaching side, in the style of Danny "Dark arts" Haynes then he'd probably offer more value but as it stands his just not good enough often enough to take a chance on.3 -
He was very good early season too, think he was just very rusty away at Sheffield Wednesday but then was fine on Saturday so just needed a game to get back into itGarrymanilow said:I know it's hard to look away from Fevrier during his goal but clock Burke reading the play from centre back and absolutely haring it outside him to offer him an overlap option. Takes the covering midfielder away from Fevrier and stops him getting his pocket picked when he slows up to take on his man in front of him. We heard so much from Luton fans about how Burke is a Premier League level defender who just can't stay fit but recent performances for us haven't reflected that. Yesterday we saw a quicker, stronger and more confident version of Burke and he had a great game. He can't help his fitness issues but if we get this Reece Burke every time he's available we'll benefit massively1 -
Am I right in remembering he didn't really get a preseason? Joined, played at Dartford and then disappeared with injury? Maybe a better preseason might help with the fitness issues, should be doable now our team know his body0
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Unfortunately, that's the point.fenaddick said:Am I right in remembering he didn't really get a preseason? Joined, played at Dartford and then disappeared with injury? Maybe a better preseason might help with the fitness issues, should be doable now our team know his body
Dartford, first pre-season game, against non-league opposition. He only came on at half-time! And got injured... and not like Leaburn at Welling. No-one laid a glove on him. Forty five minutes, and he's crocked. The writing was on the wall, right there...0 -
Sure but I guess my point is would our S&C team suggest he plays 45 mins straight away in the first pre season game of the season now? Or would they suggest upping his minutes slower? It's unlikely but there might be a way to minimise the issues somewhatSteveACS said:
Unfortunately, that's the point.fenaddick said:Am I right in remembering he didn't really get a preseason? Joined, played at Dartford and then disappeared with injury? Maybe a better preseason might help with the fitness issues, should be doable now our team know his body
Dartford, first pre-season game, against non-league opposition. He only came on at half-time! And got injured... and not like Leaburn at Welling. No-one laid a glove on him. Forty five minutes, and he's crocked. The writing was on the wall, right there...0 -
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I didn't notice it during the game but my son showed me on his phone, Nathan Jones running down the wing when Fevrier was breaking trying to make it 3-1. Say what you like about him, he has real passion.4
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He had a bit of a pig against Millwall as well which I don't think helped his cause with fansNabySarr said:
He was very good early season too, think he was just very rusty away at Sheffield Wednesday but then was fine on Saturday so just needed a game to get back into itGarrymanilow said:I know it's hard to look away from Fevrier during his goal but clock Burke reading the play from centre back and absolutely haring it outside him to offer him an overlap option. Takes the covering midfielder away from Fevrier and stops him getting his pocket picked when he slows up to take on his man in front of him. We heard so much from Luton fans about how Burke is a Premier League level defender who just can't stay fit but recent performances for us haven't reflected that. Yesterday we saw a quicker, stronger and more confident version of Burke and he had a great game. He can't help his fitness issues but if we get this Reece Burke every time he's available we'll benefit massively1 -
It does if the puller suddenly lets go.Covered End said:
Apart from when he chose to throw himself to the ground in order to con the referee, leaving a wide open goal and gifting Hull an equaliser.Garrymanilow said:A good day for the maligned as well. Kaminski was brilliantly commanding in a game where Hull tried to get something off hanging the ball up over the keeper.
There’s no way a sideways pull on your shirt makes you fall downwards.5 -
Whichever, its six points we wont get next season, plus the usual six dropped against Millwall - not much to look forward to!valleynick66 said:Now we can really enjoy the fate of West Ham or Tottenham and the roller coaster ride they now have for a few weeks.
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It seems photographic evidence isn't enough in some instances, Kaminski was pulled sideways by the cheating sod McBurnie, who let go suddenly leaving Kaminski to overbalance and fall sideways, why do we keep disputing this...🤷♂️11
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Becuase it was not enough of a foul and some feel Kiminski madee a meal of it and should have stayed on his feet (including me). The overall blame for that goal sits with Clarke for giving away a needless corner in the first place though.eastterrace6168 said:It seems photographic evidence isn't enough in some instances, Kaminski was pulled sideways by the cheating sod McBurnie, who let go suddenly leaving Kaminski to overbalance and fall sideways, why do we keep disputing this...🤷♂️4 -
Coady lost Egan that didn’t help either, bit of a collective I would sayBalladMan said:
Becuase it was not enough of a foul and some feel Kiminski madee a meal of it and should have stayed on his feet (including me). The overall blame for that goal sits with Clarke for giving away a needless corner in the first place though.eastterrace6168 said:It seems photographic evidence isn't enough in some instances, Kaminski was pulled sideways by the cheating sod McBurnie, who let go suddenly leaving Kaminski to overbalance and fall sideways, why do we keep disputing this...🤷♂️2 -
I rewatched the highlights of the Leicester game earlier today and I was reminded of Clarke getting his goal chalked off because the Leicester keeper ran into his own player and went down. Kaminski should have stayed on his feet but the inconsistency with the reffing in these situations is ridiculous7
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Busy day today Garry?Garrymanilow said:I rewatched the highlights of the Leicester game earlier today and I was reminded of Clarke getting his goal chalked off because the Leicester keeper ran into his own player and went down. Kaminski should have stayed on his feet but the inconsistency with the reffing in these situations is ridiculous20 -
I was thinking the same. May watch the Bristol City away tomorrow 🤣fenaddick said:
Busy day today Garry?Garrymanilow said:I rewatched the highlights of the Leicester game earlier today and I was reminded of Clarke getting his goal chalked off because the Leicester keeper ran into his own player and went down. Kaminski should have stayed on his feet but the inconsistency with the reffing in these situations is ridiculous6
