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Charlton (Away) - 23/8/25

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LVFox

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                 Stolarczyk 

Aluko  Okoli.  Nelson. Justin

                  Hamza

             Page      Bilal

Fatawu.                       Monga

                   Daka

 

Hoping Bilal has learnt from this weekend that he can’t just coast.

 

Ricardo for Aluko if he’s fit, but I think it will be too early.
 

We desperately need a holding midfielder and a centre forward

 

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Ric Flair

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23 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

About 5 or 6 of our players would cup their ears to the away end after beating newly promoted Charlton 2-1. Arses.

Yeah they would. To be honest, I don't care. If they want to vilify us and use us as their fire to actually put the correct level of application in then so be it. Then they can sod off to pastures new when the chance presents itself.

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RedSoxUK

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2 hours ago, ClaphamFox said:

Why drop Fatawu? He wasn’t effective on Saturday but he was one of the few who genuinely tried. You’ve included Ayew, who was awful.

Tongue in cheek anti-anti-LCFC side. 

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The boy Linacre

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1 hour ago, Ric Flair said:

It would be typical of this squad if they were to raise their game and go on to win the game as a direct statement to our baying fans. In fact I can see it happening. 

Well I hope they do, I'm going, lets start the car now.  We just need to get some positivity going and try and not go a goal behind first.

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Dr The Singh

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1 hour ago, Ric Flair said:

It would be typical of this squad if they were to raise their game and go on to win the game as a direct statement to our baying fans. In fact I can see it happening. 

I would love that Ric, and I would gladly say I was wrong about them

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SuperMike

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Hopefully we have seen the last of the new manager's experiment of playing only 9 outfield players and Soumaré will be left out of the squad altogether (certainly should be on the basis of his last 34 performances). Not sure who should replace him (Hamza? Alves? hopefully Ricky) but an 11 man Leicester should be too strong for Charlton.

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AKCJ

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11 hours ago, Noahfence said:

I hope Soumare gets the full 90 laps around Vicky Park

He could do with it, the fat bastard.

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LCFCCKEANO

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Think we have to have learnt that this shape does not do any favours for Vestegaard and he can’t start, reason he did well for Enzo was for counters he was essentially in the middle of a three so didn’t have to cover as aggressively, he’s just so exposed right now, has to be two of Faes/Nelson/Okoli

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VLC86

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2 minutes ago, Tommy G said:

Begovic 

 

Justin

Nelson 

Vestergaard 

Pony Danish guy

 

Soumare

Skipp

Alves

Mavididi

 

Daka

Ayew

 

4-4 f'ing 2

 

 

You’ve got Yannik in there twice.

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Lambert09

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4 hours ago, Tommy G said:

Begovic 

 

Justin

Nelson 

Vestergaard 

Pony Danish guy

 

Soumare

Skipp

Alves

Mavididi

 

Daka

Ayew

 

4-4 f'ing 2

 

 

Any update on the pony danish guy? Is he healthy?  We need someone else to come in, not be shit for a 5 minute period and flip the fans off. 

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Lambert09

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                    Jakob

ricardo okoli Nelson. Thomas

                     Hamza

             Page          Bilal

 fatawu.                        Monga

                    Mcateer

    
 This is the team! 

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RowlattsFox

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3 minutes ago, Lambert09 said:

Any update on the pony danish guy? Is he healthy?  We need someone else to come in, not be shit for a 5 minute period and flip the fans off. 

There has probably been some evidence but I'm not convinced he's injured at all :unsure: Wouldn't be surprised if he moved before the end of the month and plays straight away. 

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Lambert09

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1 minute ago, RowlattsFox said:

There has probably been some evidence but I'm not convinced he's injured at all :unsure: Wouldn't be surprised if he moved before the end of the month and plays straight away. 

He’s got loan to Torino written all over him 

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coolhandfox

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I think people look back at Enzo first few games with blue tint glasses, we could have lost to Coventry, Cardiff, Rotherham and Huddersfield in the opening games.

 

Think once the window closes and we have who we have we will settle.

 

 

 

 

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Ian S

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11 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

I think people look back at Enzo first few games with blue tint glasses, we could have lost to Coventry, Cardiff, Rotherham and Huddersfield in the opening games.

 

Think once the window closes and we have who we have we will settle.

 

 

 

 

It’s where we settle that worries me, lower mid table ?

coolhandfox

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It’s where we settle that worries me, lower mid table ?

Know idea until the window closes and we know who we have and don't have.

 

 

Tommy G

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54 minutes ago, Lambert09 said:

Any update on the pony danish guy? Is he healthy?  We need someone else to come in, not be shit for a 5 minute period and flip the fans off. 

I've realised Kristiansen is injured, so that's the update. 

Gamble92

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34 minutes ago, coolhandfox said:

I think people look back at Enzo first few games with blue tint glasses, we could have lost to Coventry, Cardiff, Rotherham and Huddersfield in the opening games.

 

Think once the window closes and we have who we have we will settle.

 

 

 

 

Very true this. You could argue we should have lost the Coventry game quite convincingly really. Huddersfield should have scored that absolute sitter they had and we wouldn't have got any more than a point. We were shocking early on.

 

Even when we found our groove and picked up win after win we got told they'd be this new gear to the play that never came. 

 

The one thing I will say for Enzo though, look at the difference when you have everyone believing in you and all pulling in same direction. He was brilliant for that at a time we needed it most. 

 

 

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BrummieFOX

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1 minute ago, Gamble92 said:

Very true this. You could argue we should have lost the Coventry game quite convincingly really. Huddersfield should have scored that absolute sitter they had and we wouldn't have got any more than a point. We were shocking early on.

 

Even when we found our groove and picked up win after win we got told they'd be this new gear to the play that never came. 

 

The one thing I will say for Enzo though, look at the difference when you have everyone believing in you and all pulling in same direction. He was brilliant for that at a time we needed it most. 

 

 

Yeh agree with all that and in addition we had a 20-goal a season vardy up top who just thoroughly enjoyed every minute of his Championship farewell tour. We'd do well to get 10 out of either of our strikers. 

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filbertway

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2 minutes ago, Gamble92 said:

Very true this. You could argue we should have lost the Coventry game quite convincingly really. Huddersfield should have scored that absolute sitter they had and we wouldn't have got any more than a point. We were shocking early on.

 

Even when we found our groove and picked up win after win we got told they'd be this new gear to the play that never came. 

 

The one thing I will say for Enzo though, look at the difference when you have everyone believing in you and all pulling in same direction. He was brilliant for that at a time we needed it most. 

 

 

As a man manager I think he was excellent, one his major ticks. Demanded high standards of all at the club and it was clear the players loved him.

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CosbehFox

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Just now, filbertway said:

As a man manager I think he was excellent, one his major ticks. Demanded high standards of all at the club and it was clear the players loved him.

Was told it was not necessarily the case towards the end. Particularly around the time of the Plymouth game. 

filbertway

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2 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

Was told it was not necessarily the case towards the end. Particularly around the time of the Plymouth game. 

In that case your I'd like to change my statement.

 

Demanded high standards of all at the club and it was clear the players loved him.  Winks clearly loved him.

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Gamble92

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17 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

Was told it was not necessarily the case towards the end. Particularly around the time of the Plymouth game. 

I think he had enough of the main players onside to see it through but the way some look at that season completely ignores the start and end where we looked awful. There was some major problems starting to develop and I think it was perfect for Enzo's career that he got poached. 

 

Instead of seeing that season as get out of jail free card and a massive let off, Top basked in the apparent success of it. Continued to think Rudkin was some incredible Director of Football and learned absolutely **** all from it. 

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