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POST-MATCH THREAD: Shrewsbury Town v Charlton Athletic: Saturday 14th September 2024 KO 15:00

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  • Scoham said:
    clive said:

    Do they intentionally leave out penalty shouts? I know that Shrewsbury had two and wanted to see replays of them, but guess they only throw in the shots and leave it at that.
    Might be in the extended highlights on the OS and on the club app?
    They showed the one near the end where Winchester fell after barely being touched. I thought the Coventry one in first half could be given by some refs but would have been fuming if it was yesterday 
  • The thing with those penalty shouts was that none of them were pens. A decent ref will see that. But in League One not all refs are decent!
  • Do whatever it takes to get out of this league, will take this type of performance & result every week. 
    Its alright saying this but what happens then next season  ?  Another big squad rebuild because the players we have are not good enough?  Sack the manager because although he got you promoted his style & tactics wont wash in The Championship ? 

    It's a bit foolhardy to not think about the future.
  • Do whatever it takes to get out of this league, will take this type of performance & result every week. 
    Its alright saying this but what happens then next season  ?  Another big squad rebuild because the players we have are not good enough?  Sack the manager because although he got you promoted his style & tactics wont wash in The Championship ? 

    It's a bit foolhardy to not think about the future.
    I was just going to type the same Golfie, I get everyone saying it’s shit to watch and do whatever we can to get out of this league but it will need a massive change around next season or we will come straight back down.

    If we do get promoted we are going to struggle getting rid of a lot of players we have just signed on contracts because our midfield and forwards are not championship standard 


  • Think everyone forgets football is different in the Championship. The question isn’t if we’ll need better players, it’s if we have players who can adapt. 
  • seth plum said:
    It is tempting fate big time, but in terms of being more of a threat up top I was mightily encouraged at the Valley on Friday watching Miles Leaburn on his comeback journey. If you look at the very short U21 highlights of the Leeds United game you get an idea.
    That is not to acknowledge the contribution of all the players so far, but with Leaburn and Edwards on the horizon significant improvement is still possible.
    Agree, plus Dixon who may soon be ready to add something extra off the bench.

    The progression from this time last year is clear:  12 months ago, soft touches who can still be rolled over even when we go ahead;  then, nailed on 1-1 specialists, now the 1-1s are turning into 1-0s quite a bit.

    The 2011-12 champs had some trouncing wins, but there were a good few 1-0s and also 2-0s where we nicked a late second on the break.  It wasn't always pretty then either, and on our off days (Stevenage, Hudds away) we could still fail to come up with a response to going behind.  We're still a work in progress, but progress is at least evident
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  • I liked their little ground. Good away end and decent food and beer, especially enjoyed the Fan Zone pre match. The match was nothing special but great to see the players celebrating with the fans who had a perfect view of the goal
  • What I like is that we don't seem to be heavily reliant on 2 or 3 players to pull us out of the shit with absolute dross all around them - think it's going to be the most open POTY we have had in forever. 
  • What I like is that we don't seem to be heavily reliant on 2 or 3 players to pull us out of the shit with absolute dross all around them - think it's going to be the most open POTY we have had in forever. 
    Fuck me. We’re second in the league ffs. You must be a barrel of laughs to be with.
  • As I expected, a hard fought win .. great that Gassan Ahadme has broken his L1 duck and that Will Mannion is developing into a reliable and (VERY importantly) a rather lucky keeper. Long may this last. Conor Coventry is the new Josh Cullen, i m o all is looking good .. I opined on another post that we would get auto promotion this season, no reason at all to change my mind so far
  • What I like is that we don't seem to be heavily reliant on 2 or 3 players to pull us out of the shit with absolute dross all around them - think it's going to be the most open POTY we have had in forever. 
    Fuck me. We’re second in the league ffs. You must be a barrel of laughs to be with.
    huh?? How is my comment in any way negative i'm saying we actually have a team and multiple players could be POTY by the end of the year. What you smoking my guy
    Yeah ? “Dross all around them”. Epitome of a positive view. 
  • Do whatever it takes to get out of this league, will take this type of performance & result every week. 
    Its alright saying this but what happens then next season  ?  Another big squad rebuild because the players we have are not good enough?  Sack the manager because although he got you promoted his style & tactics wont wash in The Championship ? 

    It's a bit foolhardy to not think about the future.
    I was just going to type the same Golfie, I get everyone saying it’s shit to watch and do whatever we can to get out of this league but it will need a massive change around next season or we will come straight back down.

    If we do get promoted we are going to struggle getting rid of a lot of players we have just signed on contracts because our midfield and forwards are not championship standard 


    Can no longer moan about losing in the present so instead dreaming up a hypothetical future where, after we get promoted, we start losing in the league above.

    Couldn’t make it up.

    Enjoy the fact that we are finding ways to win games of football and stop worrying about it. Jones knows what he’s doing.
    And we sack the manager that got us promoted ..... dont forget that nugget!

    Nice to see Golfie has blown away the pre-season cobwebs and is now getting up to full speed. I rate that an 8/10. Much better.
  • edited September 15
    Do whatever it takes to get out of this league, will take this type of performance & result every week. 
    Its alright saying this but what happens then next season  ?  Another big squad rebuild because the players we have are not good enough?  Sack the manager because although he got you promoted his style & tactics wont wash in The Championship ? 

    It's a bit foolhardy to not think about the future.
    I was just going to type the same Golfie, I get everyone saying it’s shit to watch and do whatever we can to get out of this league but it will need a massive change around next season or we will come straight back down.

    If we do get promoted we are going to struggle getting rid of a lot of players we have just signed on contracts because our midfield and forwards are not championship standard 


    You don’t get promoted from this league without a decent number of players who can play in the Championship.

    If we go up I doubt we’d grind out results like this the entire way without a number of convincing wins by 2/3+ goals.
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  • seth plum said:
    It is tempting fate big time, but in terms of being more of a threat up top I was mightily encouraged at the Valley on Friday watching Miles Leaburn on his comeback journey. If you look at the very short U21 highlights of the Leeds United game you get an idea.
    That is not to acknowledge the contribution of all the players so far, but with Leaburn and Edwards on the horizon significant improvement is still possible.
    Totally with you on this, seth. I believe we could have gone on to win Friday's match had Miles been fit/ready to play the full 90 minutes. His height will be invaluable when defending the opposition's corners  together with latching on to ours. 

    And undoubtedly, Edwards will be welcomed back into the matchday squad once he has the medics' go ahaed. 

    Yesterday, my MOM would probably be Coventry as others have stated. 

    However, a Lifer posted last night that he/she was a tad disappointed with the recent contributions of Berry & Docherty and I have to agree with this.

    For me, it's a kind of chicken & egg situation.

    Is Conor so prominent in the midfield because he's "covering" for his 2 colleagues , maybe in the way Dobbo 's workrate was so admired last season ?

    Or is Conor's workrate overshadowing their contributions ?

    Either way, I'm unsure whether the current midfielders are a strong enough unit to fully complement our impressive defence.

    Do others feel that maybe the 3 aforementioned players might benefit from the addition  of A N Other midfielder so that area of the pitch is freshened up from time to time. ie use our resources more creatively ?

    Or do we already have those additional midfielders awaiting their opportunities when fully fit eg Alan Campbell & Potts?
  • seth plum said:
    It is tempting fate big time, but in terms of being more of a threat up top I was mightily encouraged at the Valley on Friday watching Miles Leaburn on his comeback journey. If you look at the very short U21 highlights of the Leeds United game you get an idea.
    That is not to acknowledge the contribution of all the players so far, but with Leaburn and Edwards on the horizon significant improvement is still possible.
    Totally with you on this, seth. I believe we could have gone on to win Friday's match had Miles been fit/ready to play the full 90 minutes. His height will be invaluable when defending the opposition's corners  together with latching on to ours. 

    And undoubtedly, Edwards will be welcomed back into the matchday squad once he has the medics' go ahaed. 

    Yesterday, my MOM would probably be Coventry as others have stated. 

    However, a Lifer posted last night that he/she was a tad disappointed with the recent contributions of Berry & Docherty and I have to agree with this.

    For me, it's a kind of chicken & egg situation.

    Is Conor so prominent in the midfield because he's "covering" for his 2 colleagues , maybe in the way Dobbo 's workrate was so admired last season ?

    Or is Conor's workrate overshadowing their contributions ?

    Either way, I'm unsure whether the current midfielders are a strong enough unit to fully complement our impressive defence.

    Do others feel that maybe the 3 aforementioned players might benefit from the addition  of A N Other midfielder so that area of the pitch is freshened up from time to time. ie use our resources more creatively ?

    Or do we already have those additional midfielders awaiting their opportunities when fully fit eg Alan Campbell & Potts?
    There are potential alterations. Not necessarily advised though. But the new Alan Campbell, Karoy of course, possibly Dixon could tweak a perspective, defenders there (Potts) that might release Small to do more in advanced positions. I agree about a certain degree of 'meh' about Berry and Doherty, but they are experienced players whose value might be seen more as the season progresses into the muck and bullets stage. 
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