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Post-match Thread: Burton Albion vs Charlton Athletic | Saturday 13th November 2021

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  • The reds were probably the lino's fault. Kettle wasn't even looking at it. Whilst accepting I could have missed something, two yellows looked right. Might be worth letting Kettle have a look at it with that in mind.
    Always 2 yellows for me. It was crap from both players to be rolling around on the floor like that, and even if it got heated, the incident was not effecting the current state of play.

    Better ref would have taken them both aside, gave them a massive talking at the same time to make a point of it and then yellow’d them. Would have controlled the game much better that way Kettle couldn’t wait to get his red out the moment he heard from the Lino.  
  • Dave2l
    Dave2l Posts: 8,866
    Adkins really must have been dreadful...or Jackson is really good.

    Or, a bit of both. A rather bizarre contrast.

    I can imagine Adkins doing a team talk...and Jackson sitting in the corner, with his head down thinking "please be quiet"

    Deep down, NA obviously didn't actually care and he had no genuine ambition
  • It’s was an unusual experience today, watching the last 10 minutes with a one goal lead and feeling confident that the other team wouldn’t score. 

    Standout performances from Purrington, Pearce and DJ. 
  • An excellent defensive performance. Other than the one good save McG made, Burton never really looked like scoring

    MoM probably Pearce who was a defensive wall today, but Purrington was up there too and is a real goal threat when allowed to venture forward, as he showed in the playoff final of course.

    Famewo had a superb second half, a couple of time he got Dobson out of jail with great challenges. Annoying that he picked up such a ridiculously soft 5th booking, especially as in the second half other Charlton players were surely more guilty of timewasting. Indeed did they sub Kettle at half time, as in the second half it was if a different ref had taken over!

    Stockley has been falling foul of referees all season, and they can't all be wrong. Hopefully Leko is back next Saturday, as we do need more options up front than Washington and Davison
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 51,995
    Deserved win. 
    Play offs still on. 
    Great support. 
  • bigstemarra
    bigstemarra Posts: 5,098
    It's amazing what an effect a Charlton result can have on your Saturday night, isn't it?

    I was bracing myself for a late equalizer and the pall of disappointment that comes with it; that's kind of been our season in a nutshell.....but we hold on and I'm happy as a pig in the proverbial!

    We got our Charlton back and we're on the way upwards again - JJ's Red and White Army is on the march!
  • JamesSeed
    JamesSeed Posts: 17,380
    Glad my Dulwich ticket fell through.
    Superb performance in the first half, gritty in the second. Would have liked us to have had a bit more possession in the second, as you're always relying on a little bit of luck going our way defending for such long periods - and it took an excellent save from McGillivray to keep them at bay.
    Agree with Fortune (above) about Pearce. He's been really very good this season when given a chance.
    Big plusses for me are Clare and Dobson who many had written off before Jacko took over.
    And JJ's recall of Purrington really highlights how Adkins got so much so wrong.
    Stockley will be a miss, as will Famewo (another player who has thrived under Jacko). 
    Ten points from four games. Dreamland, Tel!

  • An excellent defensive performance. Other than the one good save McG made, Burton never really looked like scoring

    MoM probably Pearce who was a defensive wall today, but Purrington was up there too and is a real goal threat when allowed to venture forward, as he showed in the playoff final of course.

    Famewo had a superb second half, a couple of time he got Dobson out of jail with great challenges. Annoying that he picked up such a ridiculously soft 5th booking, especially as in the second half other Charlton players were surely more guilty of timewasting. Indeed did they sub Kettle at half time, as in the second half it was if a different ref had taken over!

    Stockley has been falling foul of referees all season, and they can't all be wrong. Hopefully Leko is back next Saturday, as we do need more options up front than Washington and Davison
    We need to pray Washington doesn't get injured playing for NI against Italy next week.

    Like you say, hopefully Leko is back although after missing a few games it'd be a risk to start him anyway.
  • MrOneLung
    MrOneLung Posts: 26,853
    Great result. 

    Let’s keep it going 
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  • moutuakilla
    moutuakilla Posts: 7,568
    When we played Sunderland we were 19 points behind them. We’re now 9 points behind them, and 9 off the play offs.
    They do have 2 games in hand. However, Streaky Lee is in charge so hopefully he'll see a good few losses in this current streak.
  • Garrymanilow
    Garrymanilow Posts: 13,169
    Anyone still there, if you could get me a jar of Hasselbaink's tears I'd be very grateful. Obviously I'll pay for p&p.
    Great result, grinding out a 1-0 away win against a difficult team like Burton is exactly what we need to be doing. I always thought Oshilaja was an absolute liability for us and I'm glad to see that he's clearly one of the few players who hasn't become a world beater the moment he leaves us. I think he was Charltonised before he even arrived at The Valley. Great work from Jacko bringing on Deji 2.0 as well just to really rub it in. Another weekend where we can wake up on a Sunday feeling good about the football instead of absolutely horrified, cheers Purry B!
  • golfaddick
    golfaddick Posts: 33,627
    CAFCTrev said:
    if only NA got binned off after the Bolton game, could have been an extra win or two better off by now
    Wycombe away was the watershed. He should have walked / resigned that evening. Who knows where we would be now.
  • Oggy Red
    Oggy Red Posts: 44,955

    And finally the referee. What on earth can you say? Surely the time has come when Charlton write to the League and just say we don't ever want this man to referee our games again.

    You know, my thoughts exactly.

    Kettle causes more tension, aggravation and winds up players. It's like so much of his performance is extreme and OTT. He's the star of his own show.
    Whatever happened to the definition of the best referee is one that you hardly notice?

    And it's not just us. It seems like every club in the division has a grievance with Kettle.
    What does that tell you?


  • Fumbluff
    Fumbluff Posts: 10,126
    CAFCTrev said:
    if only NA got binned off after the Bolton game, could have been an extra win or two better off by now
    Wycombe away was the watershed. He should have walked / resigned that evening. Who knows where we would be now.
    Cheltenham home he should have gone
  • golfaddick
    golfaddick Posts: 33,627
    Off_it said:
    "Looking at our team I cant see us winning this one. 1-0.......and the undefeated run goes for a Burton. "

    But Golfie's always right!
    Oops.....I forgot that our super striker Purrington was playing.

    Off now to eat some humble pie. Custard anyone  ?
  • RedChaser said:
    No Golfie comments yet, must be getting stuck into that humble pie. I mean Jacko going down in his estimation before ko wtf!
    No, no, no!!! Read his comments on the match thread. He was proved correct today
  • golfaddick
    golfaddick Posts: 33,627
    The reds were probably the lino's fault. Kettle wasn't even looking at it. Whilst accepting I could have missed something, two yellows looked right. Might be worth letting Kettle have a look at it with that in mind.
    Always 2 yellows for me. It was crap from both players to be rolling around on the floor like that, and even if it got heated, the incident was not effecting the current state of play.

    Better ref would have taken them both aside, gave them a massive talking at the same time to make a point of it and then yellow’d them. Would have controlled the game much better that way Kettle couldn’t wait to get his red out the moment he heard from the Lino.  
    If you go round throwing elbows & grappling with each other then tte ref has no option than to send you off. Hands were raised......players might have been on the floor but that is no excuse.
  • Fumbluff said:
    CAFCTrev said:
    if only NA got binned off after the Bolton game, could have been an extra win or two better off by now
    Wycombe away was the watershed. He should have walked / resigned that evening. Who knows where we would be now.
    Cheltenham home he should have gone
    Or even after Lincoln away. No way would we have lost 3-2 to Accrington the following Tuesday with Jacko in charge

    I envy the fans there today. I saw the win at Fleetwood, but it was a bit bittersweet as it meant that Adkins would stay in charge for at least another 2 weeks (it was the international break, the PERFECT time to change things)
  • There's nothing quite like winning away. #jackoisourleader 
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  • Oggy Red
    Oggy Red Posts: 44,955
    The reds were probably the lino's fault. Kettle wasn't even looking at it. Whilst accepting I could have missed something, two yellows looked right. Might be worth letting Kettle have a look at it with that in mind.
    Looking at the Sky highlights, it looks like the situation started when Stockley was clearly wrestled to the ground by Oshilaja.
    And when he tried to get up, you see him on his back with both feet in the air as Oshilaja pinned him down and maybe, can't be sure from the camera angle, struck him. After that, players from both sides rushed in and it's not clear what further happened.

    Clearly the referee missed the whole incident until alerted by the lino. Trying to watch the lino's reaction, I'm of the opinion he didn't actually see the start of the incident, merely saw 2 players locked together rolling on the ground - and appeared to advise the referee that '2 players were fighting'. The reaction of many of the Charlton players to the Red Card was in protest, particularly Gilbey with the linesman .... like they felt that Stockley was the victim.

    You'd need another camera angle to be sure of exactly what happened.


  • The way Kettle gave the 2 reds was odd as well. Normally you'd expect the 2 players to be together when being lectured by the ref, instead Stockley got his red when Deji was nowhere near them, as if he wasn't going to be punished as well
  • Rossman92
    Rossman92 Posts: 3,650
    edited November 2021
    With Jacko at the helm, it feels like the Charlton I fell in love with once again 
  • As I said on the pre-match thread "Free hit has gone, new manager bounce has gone, expecting a dispiriting 2-0 defeat as relegation reality sets in".

    Humble pie never tasted so good. :)
  • The reds were probably the lino's fault. Kettle wasn't even looking at it. Whilst accepting I could have missed something, two yellows looked right. Might be worth letting Kettle have a look at it with that in mind.
    Always 2 yellows for me. It was crap from both players to be rolling around on the floor like that, and even if it got heated, the incident was not effecting the current state of play.

    Better ref would have taken them both aside, gave them a massive talking at the same time to make a point of it and then yellow’d them. Would have controlled the game much better that way Kettle couldn’t wait to get his red out the moment he heard from the Lino.  
    If you go round throwing elbows & grappling with each other then tte ref has no option than to send you off. Hands were raised......players might have been on the floor but that is no excuse.
    Don’t agree with that myself, both players were definitely in the wrong and deserved a yellow. But giving out two reds, 14 minutes into a game,  because two players have an off the ball tussle on the ground, even if hands went into faces, just ruined the spectacle and meant the ref nearly lost control of the game (which he tried to yellow card himself out of). It was hardly some full blown scuffle.

    As I say, I think a better ref takes them both to the side, gives them both a long talking to and then gives them both a yellow. I imagine it wouldn’t have been a big a talking point if he did.
  • bigstemarra
    bigstemarra Posts: 5,098
    Shame about us being 'Kettled', though....those suspensions could really cost us in the next few games; especially given our pre-existing injury worries.

    That ref's card addiction will no doubt have a significant affect upon the outcome of the division; which probably gives him a little thrill, tbh...
  • RedChaser
    RedChaser Posts: 19,885
    edited November 2021
    Off_it said:
    "Looking at our team I cant see us winning this one. 1-0.......and the undefeated run goes for a Burton. "

    But Golfie's always right!
    Oops.....I forgot that our super striker Purrington was playing.

    Off now to eat some humble pie. Custard anyone  ?
    So when did they  change the laws of the game that only ‘strikers’ are allowed to score goals, I must have missed that. Anyway isn’t CBT a forward 🤔.

    I gather you would have thrown young Burstow in at the deep end and run the risk of having any confidence the lad has, smashed out of him in his introduction to the blood and guts of a League one away fixture. At least Joe Pigott was thrown to the lions at the Valley.

    Thank goodness JJ picks the team and was fully justified in his squad selection as proven with the three points gained and progress up the tables. Surely you’ve dug enough holes to know when to throw that spade away 😉.
  • ricky_otto
    ricky_otto Posts: 22,600
    edited November 2021
    Good solid performance in an ugly game. We would have melted a month ago. 

    Jackson was certainly earned his stripes. Come on Tommy, give him the job security he deserves. 
  • Sillybilly
    Sillybilly Posts: 9,234
    Next Manager thread is becoming increasingly redundant methinks.