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POST-MATCH THREAD: Wycombe Wanderers v Charlton Athletic: Easter Mon 21st April 2025
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Rothko said:They were completely impotent. If the goals were soft, how poor were the Wycombe players and tactics. Prize plum of a bloke. You've just been out thought, out played and made to look like a relegation side.6
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I do think there was a foul on their defender just before Berry’s goal. Not much made of it at the time so perhaps not.
I think Dodds’ interview is as expected. He’s going to give no compliments to the team he might face again in a few weeks time.1 -
Wycombe are a poor side and will hope we play them in play offs2
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I could watch Berry!s goal all week ! Shame Wrexham won but it’s still doable if we beat them- sorry when we beat them !0
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He’s terrified to credit us in case he gets us in the playoffsForeverAddickted said:
To be fair they weren't great goals to concede...stonemuse said:
Four soft goals … lolRothko said:
Goals One / Two don't happen if Jones and Berry are closed down
Goal Three is a howler from Norris
Goal Four the defender has to get to the header.
It’s not about the goals they conceded though - Its the fact he thinks they'd have got something otherwise, when in fact they caused us absolutely no threat.4 -
Fans will be fans, but I'd prefer not to get cocky and 'want' Wycombe in the play-offs or the final. The Peterborough game should remind us what is possible if you get a bit complacent. In fact, NJ politely told fans not to provide extra motivation to Wycombe in righting a wrong should we happen to play them in the play-offs.
We are the team to be feared. Make no mistake about that. Our methodical approach of not looking further than the next game keeps us grounded.10 -
No, we would only have to beat Wrexham by 2 to turn the goal difference around. If we did, they would have to beat Lincoln away to be sure of going up. We would have to beat Burton of course ourselves. All still to play for next week.Bailey said:Cant see is getting 2nd, especially as our GD is much worse than the other 3 teams around us who can grab it. Only way that will change is if we beat Wycombe & Wrexham by 3 or 4 clear goals, which ain't going to happen.
The above is Golfie's post from the Northampton Post match thread PMSL !!1 -
How serious is Berrys injury?0
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Wow - fantastic performance!!
We are probably late for the automatic place, but never bet against us in the play offs.
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that bloke is suffering from shock - needs a lay down in a darkened roomRothko said:17 -
Soft goals or not, he failed to mention when Wycombe managed their first shot on target. He's a poor manager who plays one up front and declares that as tactical genius. We have seen countless times that one up top does not allow you to chase the game. Bearing that in mind, how did his five in midfield get out played by our three, as I said tactical genius, not.Rothko said:1 -
We could win the next two, Wrexham lose theirs and still not go up if Wycombe win their next two.Bedsaddick said:Quite unbelievable.
How poor were Wycombe and how good were we?
I have a feeling it might not be the last time we play them this season.
Some superb goals . Anderson was immense when he came on but i do hope berry is ok because with Chuks out for three games we are very light up front.
Beat Wrexham next week and who knows? Still will need them not to win at Lincoln on the last game of the season and us to beat Burton. We can still do it.0 -
Was Adahme's exclusion tactic or an injury? With Aneke now out, we might need him for the remaining games1
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I've watched Wycombe a few times on Sky and concluded they're a limited side. Yesterday I had a vision that we'd beat them 3-0.
I was wrong!
That was without doubt the performance of the season.0 -
fenlandaddick said:
Why did he have ice on the front of his leg just below the knee.fenaddick said:
just crampIR94 said:How serious is Berrys injury?0 - Sponsored links:
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What a prick (not you Rothko)...4 soft goals ffs man, maybe one thanks to your useless keeper, but the other three were excellent well taken and more than deserved.Rothko said:
You just can't take being well beaten at home by the better side, just own up to it man, your men took one hell of a beating...COYR0 -
Wycombe are playing Orient and Stockport, no pushovers.The Red Robin said:
We could win the next two, Wrexham lose theirs and still not go up if Wycombe win their next two.Bedsaddick said:Quite unbelievable.
How poor were Wycombe and how good were we?
I have a feeling it might not be the last time we play them this season.
Some superb goals . Anderson was immense when he came on but i do hope berry is ok because with Chuks out for three games we are very light up front.
Beat Wrexham next week and who knows? Still will need them not to win at Lincoln on the last game of the season and us to beat Burton. We can still do it.4 -
I didn’t see it but think other posters said that was Goddenguinnessaddick said:fenlandaddick said:
Why did he have ice on the front of his leg just below the knee.fenaddick said:
just crampIR94 said:How serious is Berrys injury?4 -
As are Wrexham with a retirement home up top. Need to batter them tooLazy_eye_metaphor said:I've watched Wycombe a few times on Sky and concluded they're a limited side. Yesterday I had a vision that we'd beat them 3-0.
I was wrong!
That was without doubt the performance of the season.0 -
ct_addick said:Wycombe are a poor side and will hope we play them in play offs
Wycombe were a poor side today and struggled against Charlton in two matches.
I'm unsure why Norris has bad games against CAFC as he can't be like that normally when Wycombe hardly concede goals.
We scored 4 but WW had only conceded 11 at home all season before Charlton came calling.
I don't judge a team on one or two matches and if the table says they were 2nd then that was an outstanding team performance with clinical finishing sided by a shaky Norris on two of the goals.
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What an absolute tosser.Rothko said:0 -
I’d say their keeper was at fault for two of our goals.eastterrace6168 said:
What a prick (not you Rothko)...4 soft goals ffs man, maybe one thanks to your useless keeper, but the other three were excellent well taken and more than deserved.Rothko said:
You just can't take being well beaten at home by the better side, just own up to it man, your men took one hell of a beating...COYRGodden’s one, (obviously), but he had biscuit wrists for Lloyd’s goal too.
To be fair, not a lot he could’ve done about Berry’s and it would have been a miracle save to keep Karoy’s out.0 -
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lordromford said:
I’d say their keeper was at fault for two of our goals.eastterrace6168 said:
What a prick (not you Rothko)...4 soft goals ffs man, maybe one thanks to your useless keeper, but the other three were excellent well taken and more than deserved.Rothko said:
You just can't take being well beaten at home by the better side, just own up to it man, your men took one hell of a beating...COYRGodden’s one, (obviously), but he had biscuit wrists for Lloyd’s goal too.
To be fair, not a lot he could’ve done about Berry’s and it would have been a miracle save to keep Karoy’s out.
Great cross by Small, and an acocomplished finish by Karoy. I hope next season he adds more goals to his game.7 -
Agreed. When we were singing ‘4-0 on your big day out’ I said to my daughter that I really didn’t want to hear that being sung back to us at Wembley.mendonca said:Fans will be fans, but I'd prefer not to get cocky and 'want' Wycombe in the play-offs or the final. The Peterborough game should remind us what is possible if you get a bit complacent. In fact, NJ politely told fans not to provide extra motivation to Wycombe in righting a wrong should we happen to play them in the play-offs.
We are the team to be feared. Make no mistake about that. Our methodical approach of not looking further than the next game keeps us grounded.11
