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Gillingham v Charlton | Saturday 21st November 2020 | Post-match thread
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soapboxsam said:eastterrace6168 said:MattF said:
have we had as a result of training, it's ridiculous.
Please check out Ryan Inniss injury CV as presented earlier before he ever set put at Sparrows lane.
know why i should?
My post wasn't aimed at Inniss specifically, it was at the general training regime,
seems a lot of our injuries result in training that's all, just a general observation.
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We have just taken 19 points from 21 and we have a civil war.
We have set the bar so high we need a pole vault.12 -
I think it was Maddison whom Gallen said never got injured. So as soon as he comes here he gets injured without kicking a ball in anger. Pearce was a training injury too, wasnt it?
still, given what Bow told the Standard last week none of this is too surprising. Hopefully Thomas will get those depts. beefed up but its going to take time. Really gutted about Innis as he looked like a legend in the making.3 -
Today was a reminder for me that we are in League 1 - so many chances squandered, including the pen, of course. But, luckily (!), we are in L1, we weren't punished for not taking those chances and we came away with a draw. Still on a good run, as others have said.2
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Thanks charlton😂😂4
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Laddick01 said:Watsons distribution is poor.As a result Shinnie and Maddison come too deep.
Maatsen and Matthews then have limited options going forward.
I think our problems are stemming from that CDM role.1 -
All I could hear was Steve Evans's gruff voice at full blast. Not a great performance from us,as usual at that poxy ground,our shots at goal tally was poor.I'm sure this will spur Bowyer to want shot after shot on Tuesday given Burton's poor record and then get us set for Ipswich away.I would be very disappointed,nay sorely vexed,if we don't at least match Northampton's three at Burton. About time we finally handed out a real thrashing and this is the chance.1
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I see a number of people having a go at Watson , - why ? He was intercepting a lot of balls and makes sure we keep hold of the ball , of course he goes sideways playing balls to the full backs etc for them to run down the flanks. Surely a much bigger problem is Bogle who rarely threatens the goal and second touch is normally a tackle and I am sure the penalty miss was down to him as Washington needed to concentrate on the job rather than fighting him for the ball !!6
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Some more observations.......
Great midfield and think Morgan & Shinnie shared MOTM. Up front Washington & Bogle are not a great pairing & both need to do better.
I don't think being away from home makes much difference anymore. No fans in grounds means there is very little home "advantage".
Out of the teams in the top half of the table only Accrington have scored less than us. Yes teams have played more games than us but I dont see us scoring 4's & 5's like Pompey & Hull did today. Tuesday we are playing Burton. They are bottom of the table with the worst GD in the League......with even Northampton hitting 3 past them today. Will we do the same....?? I very much doubt it.1 -
At least that game likely increased the odds of the Range Rover winner being a Charlton fan, no one that isn't a Charlton fan will be buying anymore streams2
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golfaddick said:Some more observations.......
Great midfield and think Morgan & Shinnie shared MOTM. Up front Washington & Bogle are not a great pairing & both need to do better.
I don't think being away from home makes much difference anymore. No fans in grounds means there is very little home "advantage".
Out of the teams in the top half of the table only Accrington have scored less than us. Yes teams have played more games than us but I dont see us scoring 4's & 5's like Pompey & Hull did today. Tuesday we are playing Burton. They are bottom of the table with the worst GD in the League......with even Northampton hitting 3 past them today. Will we do the same....?? I very much doubt it.0 -
golfaddick said:Some more observations.......
Great midfield and think Morgan & Shinnie shared MOTM. Up front Washington & Bogle are not a great pairing & both need to do better.
I don't think being away from home makes much difference anymore. No fans in grounds means there is very little home "advantage".
Out of the teams in the top half of the table only Accrington have scored less than us. Yes teams have played more games than us but I dont see us scoring 4's & 5's like Pompey & Hull did today. Tuesday we are playing Burton. They are bottom of the table with the worst GD in the League......with even Northampton hitting 3 past them today. Will we do the same....?? I very much doubt it.
I don't expect us to win and play 9/10 each game, so am happy with the point. I do have a little concern about Bogle's lack of instinct inside the box (bit flat heeled), and now being without Innis, we will miss his threat at set pieces. He has helped us win 2 games with goals/assists I think.
On a plus, it gives Pearcy a chance to re-establish himself and we can move Pratley up to play off the front man ;-)1 -
We have a very decent points total for this stage in the season, and it was good that we got an equaliser and didn’t lose. On the whole I was frustrated with the performance. We should’ve done better. Gillingham aren’t a great team and they showed the benefit of being a bit more direct. I appreciate we’re trying to play football, but I felt we over complicated it too much today. Bogle and Washington weren’t their usual industrious selves, and I think the injury to Inniss didn’t help.Onto Burton, but we must do better2
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Cazo, I feel your pain. Had a few of those over the years!0
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soapy_jones said:Cazo, I feel your pain. Had a few of those over the years!
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PWR - pretty poor all round, never really got going, other than the goal our efforts were all speculative, didn’t really create anything at all. Penalty wasn’t a miss as it was right in the corner, down low, keeper made a great save. It happens. No real stand out performances, Gilbey looked really rusty, Smyth made a big difference, Aneke took his goal well. Wish Amos would talk to his defenders more, never really hear him shouting at them.
Need to put it behind us and on to Tuesday.2 -
The number of occasions we just played the ball across the defence and back to Amos worries me. I am at a loss to see the tactic that would benefit from this constant passing around just outside our penalty Area. Clearly an indication that our midfield would appear to be absent and unable to receive a ball.
Aneke an Smyth coming on showed how ineffective Bogle and Washington had been for 75 minutes.3 -
I was really looking forward to that. What an anti-climax.
Too slow, too deep, too ponderous, too predictable.
Maddison is a decent player but was dreadful today. Like one of those annoying kids at school who wont pass it to team mates and isn't very good. Bogle is a solid pro but I can't see him scoring all season. Not even from a penalty, which it wasn't.
Worry about Watson slowing everything down.
Maatsen was our entire left side of attack, midfield and defence. He is an excellent young player and I don't blame him for getting frustrated. Amos has been excellent too and kept us in it today.
Thank God for Chuks (again).2 - Sponsored links:
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MattF said:At least that game likely increased the odds of the Range Rover winner being a Charlton fan, no one that isn't a Charlton fan will be buying anymore streams
Won't go down too well if not surely, or am i missing something0 -
eastterrace6168 said:MattF said:At least that game likely increased the odds of the Range Rover winner being a Charlton fan, no one that isn't a Charlton fan will be buying anymore streams
Won't go down too well if not surely, or am i missing something0 -
RaplhMilne said:The number of occasions we just played the ball across the defence and back to Amos worries me. I am at a loss to see the tactic that would benefit from this constant passing around just outside our penalty Area. Clearly an indication that our midfield would appear to be absent and unable to receive a ball.
The other thing is that they could be waiting to see if a team mate (off screen to us) can make a bit of movement that'll lose their marker3 -
#JusticeforBogle2
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MattF said:eastterrace6168 said:MattF said:At least that game likely increased the odds of the Range Rover winner being a Charlton fan, no one that isn't a Charlton fan will be buying anymore streams
Won't go down too well if not surely, or am i missing something
to do, reward one of our fans, imagine if someone from another club
gets it, just not right, i appreciate generating income and all that
but that would be not good.
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MattF said:eastterrace6168 said:MattF said:At least that game likely increased the odds of the Range Rover winner being a Charlton fan, no one that isn't a Charlton fan will be buying anymore streams
Won't go down too well if not surely, or am i missing something0 -
ForeverAddickted said:RaplhMilne said:The number of occasions we just played the ball across the defence and back to Amos worries me. I am at a loss to see the tactic that would benefit from this constant passing around just outside our penalty Area. Clearly an indication that our midfield would appear to be absent and unable to receive a ball.
The other thing is that they could be waiting to see if a team mate (off screen to us) can make a bit of movement that'll lose their marker1 -
RaplhMilne said:The number of occasions we just played the ball across the defence and back to Amos worries me. I am at a loss to see the tactic that would benefit from this constant passing around just outside our penalty Area. Clearly an indication that our midfield would appear to be absent and unable to receive a ball.
Aneke an Smyth coming on showed how ineffective Bogle and Washington had been for 75 minutes.1 -
MuttleyCAFC said:I wouldn't be too concerned. I think there are goals in the team at this level.0
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RaplhMilne said:The number of occasions we just played the ball across the defence and back to Amos worries me. I am at a loss to see the tactic that would benefit from this constant passing around just outside our penalty Area. Clearly an indication that our midfield would appear to be absent and unable to receive a ball.
Aneke an Smyth coming on showed how ineffective Bogle and Washington had been for 75 minutes.
If I were to criticise I would say that our midfielders and front men don’t work hard enough to get into space. That said, in a diamond that is bloody hard work. When Chucks and Smyth came on we moved to a flat 4-4-2 and I think that suited us more in this game.2