Portsmouth v Charlton - Post Match Views
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He may be error prone at times, but i've grown to like Nabby.Scoham said:18 -
Just got back to my hotel in Portsmouth.
What a performance full of bravery, determination and heart this team can never be accused of not wanting it they put everything of the line tonight.
I was slating lapslie after 20 mins for a few mistakes giving the ball away at the back and nearly giving a goal away but bloody hell he made up for it and some second half the boy has a massive heart that probably makes him a better player than his ability at present but may mean he makes it.
Steer was brilliant again tonight as was KB.
Think we may struggle Saturday that result may come st a cost with injuries and tiredness.
Fans top drew again loads of songs loud for most of the game.
I’m going to bed now one very happy Addick!
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I was only young so my memory for details back then isn't too great. Not sure about Mark Penfokd scoring though, as I don't ever remember him scoring.The_President said:
I was there too. Remember George Graham playing for them, and Mark Penfold scoring a goal - or am i dreaming this?superclive98 said:
Actually agree with this.The_President said:Dont get all the Pompey fans bashing tbh, i spent 7 years living and working there, and had a great time - good people. The 'inbreds' bit just sounds a bit childish tbh.
Plus in terms of their fans, they are one of the best in the country for following their team through thick and thin.
Always enjoyed games against them, of which there have been many, including trips to Fratton Park. Really enjoyed my first trip there in January 1976, when we won an FA Cup replay 3-0.
There are far worse places to visit.0 -
I hate Roland for the above. I hate him for us being in League One and I hate him because I can’t be there to give Lee and his team my support to see us get out of this tin pot League. Just sell up and fuck off you senile old prick.PragueAddick said:What I find so frustrating is, the games I've seen all the way through this season, I really enjoyed, even Sunderland where we lost. They reminded me why I still love Charlton, why I still love football. And they were the games which had the stamp of Lee Bowyer the player on them. Even the commentators tonight said that about our performance.
If only we had an ownership and an infrastructure to back him, Bowyer would get us out of this bloody hell hole and onwards and upwards. I'm convinced he's got what it takes, even though he is less than a year into the job. But we are stuck with that idiot. It's a tragedy. We have to keep up the pressure on him to sell.
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The further injuries tonight won't make the task any easier against Wimbledon; getting right down to the bare bones nowBR7_addick said:Watched on a stream. We were fuckin awesome all over the pitch.
Special mentions to Lapslie who I thought was a warrior and looked like Scott Parker at times.
Big Naby, who’ve ive been critical of, he was immense and collective.
Bielik really showed why Arsenal still have him real class act at times.
And the obvious warriors in Pearce and Taylor.
Excellent, might just be able to forget the cup now if we do Wimbledon Saturday, but wouldn’t it just be so charlton of us to fuck io Saturday though..
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Before checking the score I had an inkling we’d won but I was dreading another loss. The feeling of elation when the screen showed is hard to describe.1
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But apparently Bowyer was wrong to play a second eleven in the cup.RedChaser said:I
The further injuries tonight won't make the task any easier against Wimbledon; getting right down to the bare bones nowBR7_addick said:Watched on a stream. We were fuckin awesome all over the pitch.
Special mentions to Lapslie who I thought was a warrior and looked like Scott Parker at times.
Big Naby, who’ve ive been critical of, he was immense and collective.
Bielik really showed why Arsenal still have him real class act at times.
And the obvious warriors in Pearce and Taylor.
Excellent, might just be able to forget the cup now if we do Wimbledon Saturday, but wouldn’t it just be so charlton of us to fuck io Saturday though..8 -
Last Christmas I gave you my heart and the very next day you gave it away. This year to save me from tears I gave to Lyle Taylor5
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Bloke who played in the Cup scored the winner today.superclive98 said:
But apparently Bowyer was wrong to play a second eleven in the cup.RedChaser said:I
The further injuries tonight won't make the task any easier against Wimbledon; getting right down to the bare bones nowBR7_addick said:Watched on a stream. We were fuckin awesome all over the pitch.
Special mentions to Lapslie who I thought was a warrior and looked like Scott Parker at times.
Big Naby, who’ve ive been critical of, he was immense and collective.
Bielik really showed why Arsenal still have him real class act at times.
And the obvious warriors in Pearce and Taylor.
Excellent, might just be able to forget the cup now if we do Wimbledon Saturday, but wouldn’t it just be so charlton of us to fuck io Saturday though..4 - Sponsored links:
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Just on the train back was one of the many, top performance well deserved and going home happy.
Lyle ran the line well, he just instinctively knows where to position himself.
Lapslie was getting himself involved and running down the threats
Steer, the last man
Jason and Patrick kept it tight, Pitman when he came on snuff out
The rest did a job
Onwards and upwards, we were the better team and deservedly won
We were also the better supporters, loved the Christmas song6 -
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Bloke who played in the Cup scored the winner today.superclive98 said:
But apparently Bowyer was wrong to play a second eleven in the cup.RedChaser said:I
The further injuries tonight won't make the task any easier against Wimbledon; getting right down to the bare bones nowBR7_addick said:Watched on a stream. We were fuckin awesome all over the pitch.
Special mentions to Lapslie who I thought was a warrior and looked like Scott Parker at times.
Big Naby, who’ve ive been critical of, he was immense and collective.
Bielik really showed why Arsenal still have him real class act at times.
And the obvious warriors in Pearce and Taylor.
Excellent, might just be able to forget the cup now if we do Wimbledon Saturday, but wouldn’t it just be so charlton of us to fuck io Saturday though..
I'd be far more concerned with the injuries that we already have and the injuries that we may have picked up tonight. I'd rather have Taylor and Grant up front on Saturday than Ajose and Reeco.0 -
Emergency loan ? Is that possible?superclive98 said:
And.....The_President said:
Bloke who played in the Cup scored the winner today.superclive98 said:
But apparently Bowyer was wrong to play a second eleven in the cup.RedChaser said:I
The further injuries tonight won't make the task any easier against Wimbledon; getting right down to the bare bones nowBR7_addick said:Watched on a stream. We were fuckin awesome all over the pitch.
Special mentions to Lapslie who I thought was a warrior and looked like Scott Parker at times.
Big Naby, who’ve ive been critical of, he was immense and collective.
Bielik really showed why Arsenal still have him real class act at times.
And the obvious warriors in Pearce and Taylor.
Excellent, might just be able to forget the cup now if we do Wimbledon Saturday, but wouldn’t it just be so charlton of us to fuck io Saturday though..
I'd be far more concerned with the injuries that we already have and the injuries that we may have picked up tonight. I'd rather have Taylor and Grant up front on Saturday than Ajose and Reeco.0 -
Sure that wasn't taken before the game/Exiled_Addick said:Hot of the press - a photograph of the Charlton team making their way to the team coach.
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He does seem genuine, even his ocassional brain fart moments are usually him trying too hard or getting carried away rather than any lack of effort. And given how he struggled when he first came he's shown proper spirit to keep plugging away.Rob7Lee said:
He may be error prone at times, but i've grown to like Nabby.Scoham said:5 -
I thought it was a lump on his foot not a compound fracture?RedChaser said:I
The further injuries tonight won't make the task any easier against Wimbledon; getting right down to the bare bones nowBR7_addick said:Watched on a stream. We were fuckin awesome all over the pitch.
Special mentions to Lapslie who I thought was a warrior and looked like Scott Parker at times.
Big Naby, who’ve ive been critical of, he was immense and collective.
Bielik really showed why Arsenal still have him real class act at times.
And the obvious warriors in Pearce and Taylor.
Excellent, might just be able to forget the cup now if we do Wimbledon Saturday, but wouldn’t it just be so charlton of us to fuck io Saturday though..0 -
Well done chaps, great result.
I thought the Pompey boys in the commentary were a little ungracious to our fine boys, and that a fair few of their boys were over...
Nah, they are a well organised long ball team that pack the box and get the ball in there. I hope they fail because they don’t play football. Sad to say as I have always loved the fact that they have always done so in the past and that is why I have always admired them.0 -
I really doubt it but, in any case, that normally involves laying out money so I don't think so.The_President said:
Emergency loan ? Is that possible?superclive98 said:
And.....The_President said:
Bloke who played in the Cup scored the winner today.superclive98 said:
But apparently Bowyer was wrong to play a second eleven in the cup.RedChaser said:I
The further injuries tonight won't make the task any easier against Wimbledon; getting right down to the bare bones nowBR7_addick said:Watched on a stream. We were fuckin awesome all over the pitch.
Special mentions to Lapslie who I thought was a warrior and looked like Scott Parker at times.
Big Naby, who’ve ive been critical of, he was immense and collective.
Bielik really showed why Arsenal still have him real class act at times.
And the obvious warriors in Pearce and Taylor.
Excellent, might just be able to forget the cup now if we do Wimbledon Saturday, but wouldn’t it just be so charlton of us to fuck io Saturday though..
I'd be far more concerned with the injuries that we already have and the injuries that we may have picked up tonight. I'd rather have Taylor and Grant up front on Saturday than Ajose and Reeco.0 -
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Yeah, that one. I was there, being a student, and it seemed like I was the only Charlton fan there in a 32,000 crowd that thought it was going to be some kind of renaissance game -they were bottom of Div 2, we were halfway. I got separated from my neutral student buddies on the terrace, and watched the game on my own.Some Pompey bloke behind me had a go at me, so I turned round and tried to just face him down, and nothing happened. Two weeks later in the bar of the Centre Hotel there he was, with his girlfriend, looking at me, and I could see his brain trying to work out how this could possibly be, that I was still in Portsmouth. Meanwhile my brain was working out how large his biceps were, something I hadn't noticed two weeks earlier. Fortunately my great Pompey mate with me negotiated an honourable settlement.superclive98 said:
Actually agree with this.The_President said:Dont get all the Pompey fans bashing tbh, i spent 7 years living and working there, and had a great time - good people. The 'inbreds' bit just sounds a bit childish tbh.
Plus in terms of their fans, they are one of the best in the country for following their team through thick and thin.
Always enjoyed games against them, of which there have been many, including trips to Fratton Park. Really enjoyed my first trip there in January 1976, when we won an FA Cup replay 3-0.
There are far worse places to visit.
I hated the place, as a city, but I loved my six months in Grimsby the year before. Grimsby...these are just the hands life deals you. Beating them, especially at their gaff, is a close third for me after winning at Selhurst and the Rustbucket. Cheers!
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First half performance was the best I’ve seen this season and second half we battled for all our worth. All put in a shift but at what cost, looks like 3 or 4 more injuries to take account of for Saturday. Thought Pompey looked ordinary, seem to rely on their physicality which went too far at times tonight.
Like others on here I also went to the Poly and still work in Pompey but live about 12 miles outside. I’ll enjoy going into work tomorrow.
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Sunderland in the playoff final? It could happen.Laddick01 said:
You don’t have to be incredible to win this league. Just consistent and have a bit of luck.ct_addick said:Don’t know how they are in first place
I think if every team plays at their absolute peak we’re a top 3 or 4 side in this division. Our problem hasn’t been competing with the ‘big boys’ but rather dropping points against some absolutely bang average sides
Still think it’s playoffs, but I’m sure we’re in a much better place for them this year.1 -
Lapslies block with his head /chest/arm/ball bag/whatever is unreal incredible bravery genuinely putting his body on the line take a bow son
Watched on iplayer and I thought first half we totally dominated and it winds me up that they are that many points in front of us cos they aren't that good , it's a pony league and we will make the play offs .
thought the ref leant our way unlike the commentators
didn't WSS have a mate who was a lino , was that him tonight who has progressed to referee .
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Filthy on loan millwall scumCharltonparklane said:
edit : he should know better born in sunny Sidcup2 -
It was reckless, with unnecessary force liable to cause injury.addick05 said:
Just watched the highlights. That tackle was a red card all day long.Uboat said:
At least they're taking it well.
Which it did, to Taylor.
The referee was positioned about 3 yards away from the incident and saw Thomson launch himself at Taylor. Dangerous play, straight Red Card.
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PragueAddick said:
Yeah, that one. I was there, being a student, and it seemed like I was the only Charlton fan there in a 32,000 crowd that thought it was going to be some kind of renaissance game -they were bottom of Div 2, we were halfway. I got separated from my neutral student buddies on the terrace, and watched the game on my own.Some Pompey bloke behind me had a go at me, so I turned round and tried to just face him down, and nothing happened. Two weeks later in the bar of the Centre Hotel there he was, with his girlfriend, looking at me, and I could see his brain trying to work out how this could possibly be, that I was still in Portsmouth. Meanwhile my brain was working out how large his biceps were, something I hadn't noticed two weeks earlier. Fortunately my great Pompey mate with me negotiated an honourable settlement.superclive98 said:
Actually agree with this.The_President said:Dont get all the Pompey fans bashing tbh, i spent 7 years living and working there, and had a great time - good people. The 'inbreds' bit just sounds a bit childish tbh.
Plus in terms of their fans, they are one of the best in the country for following their team through thick and thin.
Always enjoyed games against them, of which there have been many, including trips to Fratton Park. Really enjoyed my first trip there in January 1976, when we won an FA Cup replay 3-0.
There are far worse places to visit.
I hated the place, as a city, but I loved my six months in Grimsby the year before. Grimsby...these are just the hands life deals you. Beating them, especially at their gaff, is a close third for me after winning at Selhurst and the Rustbucket. Cheers!
The game where George Hope played well. Beat two men, rounded the goalie and slipped it home for his second (I think).PragueAddick said:
Yeah, that one. I was there, being a student, and it seemed like I was the only Charlton fan there in a 32,000 crowd that thought it was going to be some kind of renaissance game -they were bottom of Div 2, we were halfway. I got separated from my neutral student buddies on the terrace, and watched the game on my own.Some Pompey bloke behind me had a go at me, so I turned round and tried to just face him down, and nothing happened. Two weeks later in the bar of the Centre Hotel there he was, with his girlfriend, looking at me, and I could see his brain trying to work out how this could possibly be, that I was still in Portsmouth. Meanwhile my brain was working out how large his biceps were, something I hadn't noticed two weeks earlier. Fortunately my great Pompey mate with me negotiated an honourable settlement.superclive98 said:
Actually agree with this.The_President said:Dont get all the Pompey fans bashing tbh, i spent 7 years living and working there, and had a great time - good people. The 'inbreds' bit just sounds a bit childish tbh.
Plus in terms of their fans, they are one of the best in the country for following their team through thick and thin.
Always enjoyed games against them, of which there have been many, including trips to Fratton Park. Really enjoyed my first trip there in January 1976, when we won an FA Cup replay 3-0.
There are far worse places to visit.
I hated the place, as a city, but I loved my six months in Grimsby the year before. Grimsby...these are just the hands life deals you. Beating them, especially at their gaff, is a close third for me after winning at Selhurst and the Rustbucket. Cheers!1 -
Perfect away performance. Outfought and outplayed by what was a better side.
Well done Bows.0 -
That feels like as big a result as Shrewsbury away last season. We needed a win there to stop our season drifting away into mid table obscurity and we got it. Tonight wasn’t quite do or die but it feels massive for our season.
In previous seasons, it’s been around December that things start to fall apart and after losses to Doncaster and Blackpool I had started to getting that sinking feeling once more.
No better way to arrest a slump that to take a deserved three points away from the league leaders on their own patch. It sounds like we won with determination and grit, something that was lacking when the frost of December came to bite under the previous bloke.
Well done Bowyer, well done Jacko, well done Lapslie (special mention well deserved), well done the team and well done the 899 Addicks in the away end that made all the noise for nearly 100 minutes.
Come on you reds!4 -
Is that not 5 wins out of 6 ?8
