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POST-MATCH THREAD: Mansfield Town v Charlton Athletic: Tuesday 1st April 2025: KO 19:45
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To be fair Athletico, it was more directed Mr DDOUBLEE, Golfie's stance was just worry about yourselves whereas DDOUBLEE was not understanding that football banter is part of the fun. When we beat Millwall in the snow, how much stick did I give my Millwall mates ? not one of them wanted my club to fold though, probably knew my joy wouldn't last, although, we did beat at home that season too. Every club should survive and have a chance to succeed, just because fans laughed at another clubs misfortune that shouldn't condemn them to extinction. Anyway I've changed it to better reflect their thought process.Athletico Charlton said:Bailey said:
So they deserve to go out of business for laughing at us over a dodgy penalty, so Millwall deserve to go out of business for continually beating us and laughing about it, and we deserve to go out of business for having Jon Fortune equalise in the dying minutes to send Palace down. You and Golfie should get together and write a book, here's a working title 'The Bollocks I have wrote'DDOUBLEE said:
Can’t believe I’m doing this but Golfie is bang on, Reading fans were extremely happy to gloat and celebrate after they beat us at The Valley due to a dodgy penalty and when we got relegated from the championship. I’m not going to wish anything bad on Reading but I’m struggling to have any sympathy for themgolfaddick said:
Sorry but I really don't give a monkey's about any other teams or fansJamesSeed said:
That’s very harsh. You want a club to go out of business because of its owner? That nearly happened to us.golfaddick said:
Nah, sod that.Bailey said:
Yes is my understanding because they already have banned the chairman and will not let the club carry on with him in charge, the EFL would prefer a points deduction but if the rules say the club has an owner who is declared not fit and proper, they can't continue. Lets hope they do find a buyer as we have been there and I don't want any other club to suffer the way we have, also, I'd rather Charlton overhaul Wycombe and Wrexham by winning games not by Reading being booted out.ButtleJR said:Superb result. Great atmosphere. Out of interest do readings results get removed if they don't find a buyer? I don't wish that on any club but could it benefit us?
West Ham cheated be playing Tevez & Mascereno and got a slap on the wrist instead of a points deduction.
Rules are rules. I think the deadline is the end of this week. If Reading are not sold by the weekend then they should be kicked out.
But sadly the EFL are pussies & wont do anything until the end of the regular season.
When we were under a transfer embargo with ESI a lot of the footballing world knew.......but we didn't . The Peterborough chairman even discussed online about trying to get a transfer deal done with us for Maddison. WTF ?
Look after No1 because no other buggers will.
Despite Golfies negativity I think he is clever enough to come up with a book title that was grammatically correct.0 -
Of course. 'The Bollocks wot I wrote'.Athletico Charlton said:Bailey said:
So they deserve to go out of business for laughing at us over a dodgy penalty, so Millwall deserve to go out of business for continually beating us and laughing about it, and we deserve to go out of business for having Jon Fortune equalise in the dying minutes to send Palace down. You and Golfie should get together and write a book, here's a working title 'The Bollocks I have wrote'DDOUBLEE said:
Can’t believe I’m doing this but Golfie is bang on, Reading fans were extremely happy to gloat and celebrate after they beat us at The Valley due to a dodgy penalty and when we got relegated from the championship. I’m not going to wish anything bad on Reading but I’m struggling to have any sympathy for themgolfaddick said:
Sorry but I really don't give a monkey's about any other teams or fansJamesSeed said:
That’s very harsh. You want a club to go out of business because of its owner? That nearly happened to us.golfaddick said:
Nah, sod that.Bailey said:
Yes is my understanding because they already have banned the chairman and will not let the club carry on with him in charge, the EFL would prefer a points deduction but if the rules say the club has an owner who is declared not fit and proper, they can't continue. Lets hope they do find a buyer as we have been there and I don't want any other club to suffer the way we have, also, I'd rather Charlton overhaul Wycombe and Wrexham by winning games not by Reading being booted out.ButtleJR said:Superb result. Great atmosphere. Out of interest do readings results get removed if they don't find a buyer? I don't wish that on any club but could it benefit us?
West Ham cheated be playing Tevez & Mascereno and got a slap on the wrist instead of a points deduction.
Rules are rules. I think the deadline is the end of this week. If Reading are not sold by the weekend then they should be kicked out.
But sadly the EFL are pussies & wont do anything until the end of the regular season.
When we were under a transfer embargo with ESI a lot of the footballing world knew.......but we didn't . The Peterborough chairman even discussed online about trying to get a transfer deal done with us for Maddison. WTF ?
Look after No1 because no other buggers will.
Despite Golfies negativity I think he is clever enough to come up with a book title that is grammatically correct.4 -
No offence of course, I really enjoyed it!9goalswentpastperry said:
There I was enjoying my five minutes of fame having been alerted by family that I was on telly. Brought down to earth with a bump this evening. I mean, I am old and bald but still, I got to the front very fast, I thought.m_2 said:I must admit, I did have a chuckle when I saw all the ‘old’ and ‘bald’ running down the terrace and on to the pitch for TC’s goal.
We can’t criticise our kids can we . . .1 -
I know, mate, and no offence was taken. Quite the opposite, it made me smile.m_2 said:
No offence of course, I really enjoyed it!9goalswentpastperry said:
There I was enjoying my five minutes of fame having been alerted by family that I was on telly. Brought down to earth with a bump this evening. I mean, I am old and bald but still, I got to the front very fast, I thought.m_2 said:I must admit, I did have a chuckle when I saw all the ‘old’ and ‘bald’ running down the terrace and on to the pitch for TC’s goal.
We can’t criticise our kids can we . . .1 -
Even if we dont make the 2nd spot, I reckon we could win promotion through the play-offs. Key thing now is to manage the squad and keep our best players injury free.
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Thank Major, you get co-writesMajor said:
Of course. 'The Bollocks wot I wrote'.Athletico Charlton said:Bailey said:
So they deserve to go out of business for laughing at us over a dodgy penalty, so Millwall deserve to go out of business for continually beating us and laughing about it, and we deserve to go out of business for having Jon Fortune equalise in the dying minutes to send Palace down. You and Golfie should get together and write a book, here's a working title 'The Bollocks I have wrote'DDOUBLEE said:
Can’t believe I’m doing this but Golfie is bang on, Reading fans were extremely happy to gloat and celebrate after they beat us at The Valley due to a dodgy penalty and when we got relegated from the championship. I’m not going to wish anything bad on Reading but I’m struggling to have any sympathy for themgolfaddick said:
Sorry but I really don't give a monkey's about any other teams or fansJamesSeed said:
That’s very harsh. You want a club to go out of business because of its owner? That nearly happened to us.golfaddick said:
Nah, sod that.Bailey said:
Yes is my understanding because they already have banned the chairman and will not let the club carry on with him in charge, the EFL would prefer a points deduction but if the rules say the club has an owner who is declared not fit and proper, they can't continue. Lets hope they do find a buyer as we have been there and I don't want any other club to suffer the way we have, also, I'd rather Charlton overhaul Wycombe and Wrexham by winning games not by Reading being booted out.ButtleJR said:Superb result. Great atmosphere. Out of interest do readings results get removed if they don't find a buyer? I don't wish that on any club but could it benefit us?
West Ham cheated be playing Tevez & Mascereno and got a slap on the wrist instead of a points deduction.
Rules are rules. I think the deadline is the end of this week. If Reading are not sold by the weekend then they should be kicked out.
But sadly the EFL are pussies & wont do anything until the end of the regular season.
When we were under a transfer embargo with ESI a lot of the footballing world knew.......but we didn't . The Peterborough chairman even discussed online about trying to get a transfer deal done with us for Maddison. WTF ?
Look after No1 because no other buggers will.
Despite Golfies negativity I think he is clever enough to come up with a book title that is grammatically correct.0 -
Mansfield were indeed promotion contenders until they went on a run where they were awful. Recently they have been refinding their form winning two on the bounce before playing us. It wasn't the best time to play them but you cant thrash a team like we did Huddersfield every game and it is important you find other ways sometimes, which we did.9
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Lincoln will be tricky. Good little side with nothing to lose.3
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I literally said I’m not wishing anything bad on them, if we had sympathy for every single club in England that goes through ownership trouble then we’d all be on massive amounts of medication. (and I’m willing to bet there’s a lot of fans on here who’d happily see Millwall or Palace go out of business, even if they won’t admit it)Bailey said:
To be fair Athletico, it was more directed Mr DDOUBLEE, Golfie's stance was just worry about yourselves whereas DDOUBLEE was not understanding that football banter is part of the fun. When we beat Millwall in the snow, how much stick did I give my Millwall mates ? not one of them wanted my club to fold though, probably knew my joy wouldn't last, although, we did beat at home that season too. Every club should survive and have a chance to succeed, just because fans laughed at another clubs misfortune that shouldn't condemn them to extinction. Anyway I've changed it to better reflect their thought process.Athletico Charlton said:Bailey said:
So they deserve to go out of business for laughing at us over a dodgy penalty, so Millwall deserve to go out of business for continually beating us and laughing about it, and we deserve to go out of business for having Jon Fortune equalise in the dying minutes to send Palace down. You and Golfie should get together and write a book, here's a working title 'The Bollocks I have wrote'DDOUBLEE said:
Can’t believe I’m doing this but Golfie is bang on, Reading fans were extremely happy to gloat and celebrate after they beat us at The Valley due to a dodgy penalty and when we got relegated from the championship. I’m not going to wish anything bad on Reading but I’m struggling to have any sympathy for themgolfaddick said:
Sorry but I really don't give a monkey's about any other teams or fansJamesSeed said:
That’s very harsh. You want a club to go out of business because of its owner? That nearly happened to us.golfaddick said:
Nah, sod that.Bailey said:
Yes is my understanding because they already have banned the chairman and will not let the club carry on with him in charge, the EFL would prefer a points deduction but if the rules say the club has an owner who is declared not fit and proper, they can't continue. Lets hope they do find a buyer as we have been there and I don't want any other club to suffer the way we have, also, I'd rather Charlton overhaul Wycombe and Wrexham by winning games not by Reading being booted out.ButtleJR said:Superb result. Great atmosphere. Out of interest do readings results get removed if they don't find a buyer? I don't wish that on any club but could it benefit us?
West Ham cheated be playing Tevez & Mascereno and got a slap on the wrist instead of a points deduction.
Rules are rules. I think the deadline is the end of this week. If Reading are not sold by the weekend then they should be kicked out.
But sadly the EFL are pussies & wont do anything until the end of the regular season.
When we were under a transfer embargo with ESI a lot of the footballing world knew.......but we didn't . The Peterborough chairman even discussed online about trying to get a transfer deal done with us for Maddison. WTF ?
Look after No1 because no other buggers will.
Despite Golfies negativity I think he is clever enough to come up with a book title that was grammatically correct.0 -
But alas, it’s obvious that I’m in the wrong for not being devastated about another club, there’s enough crap that comes with supporting Charlton ffs1
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WTF.🙄Billy_Mix said:MANNION: quiet night, one dodgy flap
RAMSAY: his worst game since his return from injury, but the best of our back 3
McINTYRE: he's no Lloyd Jones is he? For that matter he's no Alex Mitchell either - looked half a beat off it all night and nervous as hell
GILLESPHEY: right back to the depths of his awfulness witnessed until Christmas, big contribution to Stags' goal
SMALL: decent on a tough night
COVENTRY: struggled against Stags energy and physicality, often outnumbered
BERRY: alright going forward, chocolate fireguard defensively
DOCHERTY: wholly anonymous
EDWARDS: tough night and his set plays were rotten
GODDEN: star man, on it from the first second, Always always knows where his colleagues are and usually finds them, could hold it up a bit longer occasionally
CAMPBELL: bullied, battered, often by two or more, Stags were rightly scared of him but he was tireless until he literally couldn't give any more, developing into quite the weapon. His burgeoning partnership with MG is key to our current form
Referee: let plenty of physical stuff go and his worst blunder probably favoured us - no complaints
CHUKS: looked shagged out from the second time he touched the ball, stuck at his task manfully but seemed to be really struggling, one glimpse of that rare talent he has5 -
100%..., just ignore best advise...🤦♂️SoundAsa£ said:
WTF.🙄Billy_Mix said:MANNION: quiet night, one dodgy flap
RAMSAY: his worst game since his return from injury, but the best of our back 3
McINTYRE: he's no Lloyd Jones is he? For that matter he's no Alex Mitchell either - looked half a beat off it all night and nervous as hell
GILLESPHEY: right back to the depths of his awfulness witnessed until Christmas, big contribution to Stags' goal
SMALL: decent on a tough night
COVENTRY: struggled against Stags energy and physicality, often outnumbered
BERRY: alright going forward, chocolate fireguard defensively
DOCHERTY: wholly anonymous
EDWARDS: tough night and his set plays were rotten
GODDEN: star man, on it from the first second, Always always knows where his colleagues are and usually finds them, could hold it up a bit longer occasionally
CAMPBELL: bullied, battered, often by two or more, Stags were rightly scared of him but he was tireless until he literally couldn't give any more, developing into quite the weapon. His burgeoning partnership with MG is key to our current form
Referee: let plenty of physical stuff go and his worst blunder probably favoured us - no complaints
CHUKS: looked shagged out from the second time he touched the ball, stuck at his task manfully but seemed to be really struggling, one glimpse of that rare talent he has0 -
New here?SoundAsa£ said:
WTF.🙄Billy_Mix said:MANNION: quiet night, one dodgy flap
RAMSAY: his worst game since his return from injury, but the best of our back 3
McINTYRE: he's no Lloyd Jones is he? For that matter he's no Alex Mitchell either - looked half a beat off it all night and nervous as hell
GILLESPHEY: right back to the depths of his awfulness witnessed until Christmas, big contribution to Stags' goal
SMALL: decent on a tough night
COVENTRY: struggled against Stags energy and physicality, often outnumbered
BERRY: alright going forward, chocolate fireguard defensively
DOCHERTY: wholly anonymous
EDWARDS: tough night and his set plays were rotten
GODDEN: star man, on it from the first second, Always always knows where his colleagues are and usually finds them, could hold it up a bit longer occasionally
CAMPBELL: bullied, battered, often by two or more, Stags were rightly scared of him but he was tireless until he literally couldn't give any more, developing into quite the weapon. His burgeoning partnership with MG is key to our current form
Referee: let plenty of physical stuff go and his worst blunder probably favoured us - no complaints
CHUKS: looked shagged out from the second time he touched the ball, stuck at his task manfully but seemed to be really struggling, one glimpse of that rare talent he has0 -
?Leuth said:
New here?SoundAsa£ said:
WTF.🙄Billy_Mix said:MANNION: quiet night, one dodgy flap
RAMSAY: his worst game since his return from injury, but the best of our back 3
McINTYRE: he's no Lloyd Jones is he? For that matter he's no Alex Mitchell either - looked half a beat off it all night and nervous as hell
GILLESPHEY: right back to the depths of his awfulness witnessed until Christmas, big contribution to Stags' goal
SMALL: decent on a tough night
COVENTRY: struggled against Stags energy and physicality, often outnumbered
BERRY: alright going forward, chocolate fireguard defensively
DOCHERTY: wholly anonymous
EDWARDS: tough night and his set plays were rotten
GODDEN: star man, on it from the first second, Always always knows where his colleagues are and usually finds them, could hold it up a bit longer occasionally
CAMPBELL: bullied, battered, often by two or more, Stags were rightly scared of him but he was tireless until he literally couldn't give any more, developing into quite the weapon. His burgeoning partnership with MG is key to our current form
Referee: let plenty of physical stuff go and his worst blunder probably favoured us - no complaints
CHUKS: looked shagged out from the second time he touched the ball, stuck at his task manfully but seemed to be really struggling, one glimpse of that rare talent he has0 -
Back on the match thread
That was the Sky commentator, I think when Nathan and the team went over to our fans, but can't say for certain. He didn't have the best of evening's generally, what with the disallowed goal that wasn'tScoham asked:
Who said that??aliwibble said:"Nathan Jones finally showing some emotion this evening" - yeah, you really haven't been paying attention, have you mate.@SoundAsa£ I think Leuth was implying that he was surprised you'd not noticed Billy_Mix's tendency to go off on one in the post match2 -
Do you have cataracts?Billy_Mix said:MANNION: quiet night, one dodgy flap
RAMSAY: his worst game since his return from injury, but the best of our back 3
McINTYRE: he's no Lloyd Jones is he? For that matter he's no Alex Mitchell either - looked half a beat off it all night and nervous as hell
GILLESPHEY: right back to the depths of his awfulness witnessed until Christmas, big contribution to Stags' goal
SMALL: decent on a tough night
COVENTRY: struggled against Stags energy and physicality, often outnumbered
BERRY: alright going forward, chocolate fireguard defensively
DOCHERTY: wholly anonymous
EDWARDS: tough night and his set plays were rotten
GODDEN: star man, on it from the first second, Always always knows where his colleagues are and usually finds them, could hold it up a bit longer occasionally
CAMPBELL: bullied, battered, often by two or more, Stags were rightly scared of him but he was tireless until he literally couldn't give any more, developing into quite the weapon. His burgeoning partnership with MG is key to our current form
Referee: let plenty of physical stuff go and his worst blunder probably favoured us - no complaints
CHUKS: looked shagged out from the second time he touched the ball, stuck at his task manfully but seemed to be really struggling, one glimpse of that rare talent he has7 -
You're surely acquainted with Mr Mix's 'analysis' already...SoundAsa£ said:
?Leuth said:
New here?SoundAsa£ said:
WTF.🙄Billy_Mix said:MANNION: quiet night, one dodgy flap
RAMSAY: his worst game since his return from injury, but the best of our back 3
McINTYRE: he's no Lloyd Jones is he? For that matter he's no Alex Mitchell either - looked half a beat off it all night and nervous as hell
GILLESPHEY: right back to the depths of his awfulness witnessed until Christmas, big contribution to Stags' goal
SMALL: decent on a tough night
COVENTRY: struggled against Stags energy and physicality, often outnumbered
BERRY: alright going forward, chocolate fireguard defensively
DOCHERTY: wholly anonymous
EDWARDS: tough night and his set plays were rotten
GODDEN: star man, on it from the first second, Always always knows where his colleagues are and usually finds them, could hold it up a bit longer occasionally
CAMPBELL: bullied, battered, often by two or more, Stags were rightly scared of him but he was tireless until he literally couldn't give any more, developing into quite the weapon. His burgeoning partnership with MG is key to our current form
Referee: let plenty of physical stuff go and his worst blunder probably favoured us - no complaints
CHUKS: looked shagged out from the second time he touched the ball, stuck at his task manfully but seemed to be really struggling, one glimpse of that rare talent he has1 -
When Mansfield made their catastrophic defensive error, effectively providing an assist for Godden, as soon as he received the ball I knew he was going to score, it didnt even occur to me he'd miss. It was similar with Alfie, but it's so good to have a finisher that you can have great faith in.4
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If godden and campbell stay fit we go up.if either get injured we dont.simple as thatIdleHans said:When Mansfield made their catastrophic defensive error, effectively providing an assist for Godden, as soon as he received the ball I knew he was going to score, it didnt even occur to me he'd miss. It was similar with Alfie, but it's so good to have a finisher that you can have great faith in.0 -
If only that were true.timken said:
If godden and campbell stay fit we go up.if either get injured we dont.simple as thatIdleHans said:When Mansfield made their catastrophic defensive error, effectively providing an assist for Godden, as soon as he received the ball I knew he was going to score, it didnt even occur to me he'd miss. It was similar with Alfie, but it's so good to have a finisher that you can have great faith in.0
