There is no reason why the attacking three from last Saturday should start again tomorrow. They were all absolutely awful, and for Holmes and Marshall it wasn't for the first time in recent weeks. That said, I fear they will start again.
This is my guess on the starting XI, for whatever it's worth: .............Amos Solly Konsa Pearce Sarr ........JFC Aribo Clarke Holmes DaSilva ..........Magennis
Bench: Phillips, Lennon, Jackson, Marshall, Reeves, KAG, Best
You forgot Empty Chair, he's been a favourite on the bench for the last few games, no reason to drop him now....
KR has said that as well as Bauer, Fosu and Kashi another player is injured, but he will not say who. I am always wrong, let us hope it is the result and not the goal score 2-0 defeat for us
KR has said that as well as Bauer, Fosu and Kashi another player is injured, but he will not say who. I am always wrong, let us hope it is the result and not the goal score 2-0 defeat for us
KR has said that as well as Bauer, Fosu and Kashi another player is injured, but he will not say who. I am always wrong, let us hope it is the result and not the goal score 2-0 defeat for us
Bet it's Reeves !
What, did he go and bump his big Thunderbird head at the training ground?
There is no reason why the attacking three from last Saturday should start again tomorrow. They were all absolutely awful, and for Holmes and Marshall it wasn't for the first time in recent weeks. That said, I fear they will start again.
This is my guess on the starting XI, for whatever it's worth: .............Amos Solly Konsa Pearce Sarr ........JFC Aribo Clarke Holmes DaSilva ..........Magennis
Bench: Phillips, Lennon, Jackson, Marshall, Reeves, KAG, Best
Can Sarr or DaSilva play right back? At the moment, Solly isn't looking worth a starting place. Or perhaps play Konsa, Pearce and Sarr as a back three, five across the middle and Magennis and Best up front?
Been on a bit of a dodgy run recently, so I think it's time to make a few changes and freshen things up a bit. Oh wait, we can't do that, because we've hardly got any players. Luckily the January transfer window is just around the corner, so that will give us a chance to strengthen sell some some talented players and replace them with some talentless players.
Admittedly not been paying much attention recently. What's happened to Joseph Dodoo, who Robinson claimed "is a top player" and "I think fans will like him, he is quick, can stretch the game and get in behind defenders.”?
Is he still with us? Is he still a footballer? Was he ever a footballer?
Boring, boring, boring. Our 2-0 defeat tomorrow, combined with Pompey's 4-0 thrashing of Bury, sees us drop out of the play-off spots. For God's sake sell up you sadistic freak, and take that feckless bimbo with you.
Meanwhile, somewhere out there is a parallel universe in which Roland Duchatelet pulled out of his proposed purchase of Charlton Athletic at the last minute, stating that "I don't really know anything at all about football, so I've decided to concentrate instead on my weird political party. Thomas Driesen voted for me last year, and I think Karel Fraeye could be persuaded next time around, if I keep giving him jobs that he's completely unqualified for.
In the aforementioned parallel universe, Charlton were instead bought by a consortium headed by Bjorn Borg and Karl Howman. Chris Powell is into his seventh season as Addicks manager and has just won his fourth Premier League Manager of the Month award. We're a solid 10th in the table, and looking forward to tomorrow's match at Bournemouth. The Cherries have kindly agreed to allocate three quarters of their stadium to Charlton supporters, ensuring an enjoyable day out for our notoriously large away following. Elsewhere, Palace are away to Solihull Moors, having been relegated out of the league after going into administration for a third time. Preston are the visitors to Brisbane Road, as West Ham continue their groundshare with Orient after being evicted from the Olympic Stadium following a sustained campaign headed by the Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust. Millwall are away to Rochdale, having returned to their natural level. Alan Pardew was forced to retire from public life, after being filmed by a Sunday Mirror journalist breaking into a mirror shop in the middle of the night and cavorting naked except for a yellow cravat.
I’m looking for another performance to the one we gave up at Bradford, and another backs to the wall win. Ricky is due a goal, and Marshall needs to start hitting the net. Bradford hadn’t lost in 38 games at home, and we done the job there, why not again this Saturday? I’m meeting up with a Blackburn lass who I met on this day 7 years ago at the waca cricket ground at the ashes, as well as a couple of lifers again, so I’m really looking forward to this one. I’m going for a 2-1 win. COYR’s!!!
There is no reason why the attacking three from last Saturday should start again tomorrow. They were all absolutely awful, and for Holmes and Marshall it wasn't for the first time in recent weeks. That said, I fear they will start again.
This is my guess on the starting XI, for whatever it's worth: .............Amos Solly Konsa Pearce Sarr ........JFC Aribo Clarke Holmes DaSilva ..........Magennis
Bench: Phillips, Lennon, Jackson, Marshall, Reeves, KAG, Best
Can Sarr or DaSilva play right back? At the moment, Solly isn't looking worth a starting place. Or perhaps play Konsa, Pearce and Sarr as a back three, five across the middle and Magennis and Best up front?
I was thinking now that we have center backs coming back to fitness is might be worth taking a look at a back three. We have a lot of good center backs, and it would help cover for Pearce's lack of pace and ability with the ball. It would also give our central midfielders a bit more freedom.
The problem remains, right wingback. I don't think Solly had the pace or athleticism to do it. I think DaSilva would be good on the other side. Maybe you could play Marshall there, akin kind of to what Dortmund did last year under Tuchel where they'd play with one winger (Dembele, Pulisic) and one defender (Schmeltzer, Durm).
I like the idea of a 3-4-2-1 with two attackers having the freedom to roam
There is no reason why the attacking three from last Saturday should start again tomorrow. They were all absolutely awful, and for Holmes and Marshall it wasn't for the first time in recent weeks. That said, I fear they will start again.
This is my guess on the starting XI, for whatever it's worth: .............Amos Solly Konsa Pearce Sarr ........JFC Aribo Clarke Holmes DaSilva ..........Magennis
Bench: Phillips, Lennon, Jackson, Marshall, Reeves, KAG, Best
Can Sarr or DaSilva play right back? At the moment, Solly isn't looking worth a starting place. Or perhaps play Konsa, Pearce and Sarr as a back three, five across the middle and Magennis and Best up front?
I was thinking now that we have center backs coming back to fitness is might be worth taking a look at a back three. We have a lot of good center backs, and it would help cover for Pearce's lack of pace and ability with the ball. It would also give our central midfielders a bit more freedom.
The problem remains, right wingback. I don't think Solly had the pace or athleticism to do it. I think DaSilva would be good on the other side. Maybe you could play Marshall there, akin kind of to what Dortmund did last year under Tuchel where they'd play with one winger (Dembele, Pulisic) and one defender (Schmeltzer, Durm).
I like the idea of a 3-4-2-1 with two attackers having the freedom to roam
Blackburn away in December? Not a favourite venue and with yet more injuries no chance of a good result. 3-0 Blackburn and a long trip home for the 500 or so faithful.
Blackburn away in December? Not a favourite venue and with yet more injuries no chance of a good result. 3-0 Blackburn and a long trip home for the 500 or so faithful.
Bit of an optimistic figure even in my blinkered opinion.
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strengthensell some some talented players and replace them with some talentless players.Admittedly not been paying much attention recently. What's happened to Joseph Dodoo, who Robinson claimed "is a top player" and "I think fans will like him, he is quick, can stretch the game and get in behind defenders.”?
Is he still with us? Is he still a footballer? Was he ever a footballer?
Boring, boring, boring. Our 2-0 defeat tomorrow, combined with Pompey's 4-0 thrashing of Bury, sees us drop out of the play-off spots. For God's sake sell up you sadistic freak, and take that feckless bimbo with you.
Meanwhile, somewhere out there is a parallel universe in which Roland Duchatelet pulled out of his proposed purchase of Charlton Athletic at the last minute, stating that "I don't really know anything at all about football, so I've decided to concentrate instead on my weird political party. Thomas Driesen voted for me last year, and I think Karel Fraeye could be persuaded next time around, if I keep giving him jobs that he's completely unqualified for.
In the aforementioned parallel universe, Charlton were instead bought by a consortium headed by Bjorn Borg and Karl Howman. Chris Powell is into his seventh season as Addicks manager and has just won his fourth Premier League Manager of the Month award. We're a solid 10th in the table, and looking forward to tomorrow's match at Bournemouth. The Cherries have kindly agreed to allocate three quarters of their stadium to Charlton supporters, ensuring an enjoyable day out for our notoriously large away following. Elsewhere, Palace are away to Solihull Moors, having been relegated out of the league after going into administration for a third time. Preston are the visitors to Brisbane Road, as West Ham continue their groundshare with Orient after being evicted from the Olympic Stadium following a sustained campaign headed by the Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust. Millwall are away to Rochdale, having returned to their natural level. Alan Pardew was forced to retire from public life, after being filmed by a Sunday Mirror journalist breaking into a mirror shop in the middle of the night and cavorting naked except for a yellow cravat.
another backs to the wall win. Ricky is due a goal, and Marshall needs to start hitting the net. Bradford hadn’t lost in 38 games at home, and we done the job there, why not again this Saturday?
I’m meeting up with a Blackburn lass who I met on this day 7 years ago at the waca cricket ground at the ashes, as well as a couple of lifers again, so I’m really looking forward to this one.
I’m going for a 2-1 win. COYR’s!!!
The problem remains, right wingback. I don't think Solly had the pace or athleticism to do it. I think DaSilva would be good on the other side. Maybe you could play Marshall there, akin kind of to what Dortmund did last year under Tuchel where they'd play with one winger (Dembele, Pulisic) and one defender (Schmeltzer, Durm).
I like the idea of a 3-4-2-1 with two attackers having the freedom to roam
Amos
...... Konsa Pearce Sarr
Marshall JFC Aribo DaSilva
.... Clarke........... Holmes
.............. Magennis
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