Charlton (A) Match Thread

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Royalwaster » 27 Feb 2016 17:24

We did a lot of that in the season we got promoted - i.e. winning narrowly despite being outplayed. That's why many people on here say we won the league despite not being the best team. But it is a results business and if you get wins, who cares whether you looked good to do so. Let's hope we continue churning out the wins and get us closer to the play-off places. Looking at the table now if we win our game in hand (easy win against 'boro), that would take us to 9 behind ... possible, but unlikely.

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by royalp-we » 27 Feb 2016 17:25

Oh the ups and downs of supporting Reading :D

Not getting carried away, we are far from how we could be performing with these players. But for being a sat placid in mid table, we really are having an interesting season what with changing manager, losing our top scorers, signing two new strikers, a great cup run (again) and getting us all giddy for beating the bottom side :lol:

I bloody love this club :!:

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Snowball » 27 Feb 2016 17:27

Since Brian returned his win percentage is

43.75%

Here are the recent RFC Managers

49.34 Brian McDermott (Excluding Premiership) W75 D39 L38
48.34 Alan Pardew
44.97 Brian McDermott (Previous Reign including Prem)
44.33 Steve Coppell (includes Prem)
43.75 Brian McDermott (this reign) <<<<<<<<<<

43.17 Mark McGhee
39.32 Ian Barefoot
39.82 Maurice Evans
38.57 Ian Porterfield
36.25 Nigel Adkins
36.22 Jimmy Quinn
36.22 Mick Gooding
35.19 Steve Clarke
33.33 Kevin Dillon
30.00 Terry Bullivant
29.41 Tommy Burns
26.09 Brendan Rodgers

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Hendo » 27 Feb 2016 17:27

Ian Royal So our starting line up has a combined 5 league goals between them.

It's going to be a thrilling high octane goal fest!


To be fair Ian. You called it.

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by John Madejski's Wallet » 27 Feb 2016 17:35

Let's not get carried by the defensive display, we've been rock solid recently

Occasionally you can get a mental game where both teams lose their heads and the managers are pretty powerless to tighten things up. 4 goals away, job done


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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by marlowuk » 27 Feb 2016 17:38

Snowball Since Brian returned his win percentage is

43.75%

Here are the recent RFC Managers

49.34 Brian McDermott (Excluding Premiership) W75 D39 L38
48.34 Alan Pardew
44.97 Brian McDermott (Previous Reign including Prem)
44.33 Steve Coppell (includes Prem)
43.75 Brian McDermott (this reign) <<<<<<<<<<

43.17 Mark McGhee
39.32 Ian Barefoot
39.82 Maurice Evans
38.57 Ian Porterfield
36.25 Nigel Adkins
36.22 Jimmy Quinn
36.22 Mick Gooding
35.19 Steve Clarke
33.33 Kevin Dillon
30.00 Terry Bullivant
29.41 Tommy Burns
26.09 Brendan Rodgers

You missed out Steve C (excluding prem). And you also missed Nigel Adkins (excluding prem).

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Snowball » 27 Feb 2016 17:40

The figures for all the others I got off a website
I calculated Brian McDermott's so was able to separate the three scores

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by John Madejski's Wallet » 27 Feb 2016 17:48

marlowuk
Snowball Since Brian returned his win percentage is

43.75%

Here are the recent RFC Managers

49.34 Brian McDermott (Excluding Premiership) W75 D39 L38
48.34 Alan Pardew
44.97 Brian McDermott (Previous Reign including Prem)
44.33 Steve Coppell (includes Prem)
43.75 Brian McDermott (this reign) <<<<<<<<<<

43.17 Mark McGhee
39.32 Ian Barefoot
39.82 Maurice Evans
38.57 Ian Porterfield
36.25 Nigel Adkins
36.22 Jimmy Quinn
36.22 Mick Gooding
35.19 Steve Clarke
33.33 Kevin Dillon
30.00 Terry Bullivant
29.41 Tommy Burns
26.09 Brendan Rodgers

You missed out Steve C (excluding prem). And you also missed Nigel Adkins (excluding prem).

:?:

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Ian Royal » 27 Feb 2016 17:54

The only Steve C.... Coppell


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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by marlowuk » 27 Feb 2016 18:03

Ian Royal The only Steve C.... Coppell

Oops - yes - In abbreviating to Steve C I had forgotten about Steve Clarke!! So soon!!

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by harry » 27 Feb 2016 18:14

marlowuk
Ian Royal The only Steve C.... Coppell

Oops - yes - In abbreviating to Steve C I had forgotten about Steve Clarke!! So soon!!


Who?

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by royalp-we » 27 Feb 2016 19:50

Judging by previous 6th place finishers (between 68 to 78pts) we would need to win around 10 games to be in with a sniff.

Today was our 11th win of the season.

:lol: just enjoy the football.

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Snowball » 27 Feb 2016 20:21

On overall form so far, Wednesday should finish on 74, Derby on 76

If, instead they average 1.5 points per game they will end up on 73 & 75

For Reading to get to 74 requires winning our game in hand (Boro) and
also averaging 2.33 points per game for the other 12.

Derby WERE imploding, then seemed to have stopped the rot, but
managed to lose to a poorest Wolves, so maybe, MAYBE they might
drop out of the race, and then 70-71 might scrape in to sixth.

But it looks close to impossible, and would take the kind of run
Brian managed to win the league.

If (a massive IF) Reading made the play-offs they would have monster momentum.

They are 100-1 to win the play-offs


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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Ascotexgunner » 27 Feb 2016 20:31

We would have lost that post Clarke and that Fulham game when we went on that horrendous run. Brian is slowly turning it around and giving the team fight again. So pleased we got him back.

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Ian Royal » 28 Feb 2016 01:05

Snowball On overall form so far, Wednesday should finish on 74, Derby on 76

If, instead they average 1.5 points per game they will end up on 73 & 75

For Reading to get to 74 requires winning our game in hand (Boro) and
also averaging 2.33 points per game for the other 12.

Derby WERE imploding, then seemed to have stopped the rot, but
managed to lose to a poorest Wolves, so maybe, MAYBE they might
drop out of the race, and then 70-71 might scrape in to sixth.

But it looks close to impossible, and would take the kind of run
Brian managed to win the league.

If (a massive IF) Reading made the play-offs they would have monster momentum.

They are 100-1 to win the play-offs

We'd be aa shambles if we went up. Let's finish the season positively and see where we are for next year. I'd rather spend a decade down here than go up half cocked and get totally found out again.

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Ouroboros » 29 Feb 2016 13:00

Snowball If (a massive IF) Reading made the play-offs they would have monster momentum.


You could say the same about every shit team in the division.

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Maneki Neko » 29 Feb 2016 13:34

Ian Royal
Snowball On overall form so far, Wednesday should finish on 74, Derby on 76

If, instead they average 1.5 points per game they will end up on 73 & 75

For Reading to get to 74 requires winning our game in hand (Boro) and
also averaging 2.33 points per game for the other 12.

Derby WERE imploding, then seemed to have stopped the rot, but
managed to lose to a poorest Wolves, so maybe, MAYBE they might
drop out of the race, and then 70-71 might scrape in to sixth.

But it looks close to impossible, and would take the kind of run
Brian managed to win the league.

If (a massive IF) Reading made the play-offs they would have monster momentum.

They are 100-1 to win the play-offs

We'd be aa shambles if we went up. Let's finish the season positively and see where we are for next year. I'd rather spend a decade down here than go up half cocked and get totally found out again.


ridiculous

id trade a Wembley win for a year of getting thrashed in the prem.

100%

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by genome » 29 Feb 2016 13:36

Interesting question. I wouldn't take a decade of staying in the Championship as Ian describes, but I'm not sure I would trade a cup win for promotion this year, considering we've been in the Prem recently, and I've never seen us win at Wembley.

I'd take the Wembley win. Spin off poll :?: :arrow:

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Maneki Neko » 29 Feb 2016 13:49

royalp-we Oh the ups and downs of supporting Reading :D

Not getting carried away, we are far from how we could be performing with these players. But for being a sat placid in mid table, we really are having an interesting season what with changing manager, losing our top scorers, signing two new strikers, a great cup run (again) and getting us all giddy for beating the bottom side :lol:

I bloody love this club :!:


non stop rollercoaster for as long as I remember

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Re: Charlton (A) Match Thread

by Ian Royal » 29 Feb 2016 14:52

Maneki Neko
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Snowball On overall form so far, Wednesday should finish on 74, Derby on 76

If, instead they average 1.5 points per game they will end up on 73 & 75

For Reading to get to 74 requires winning our game in hand (Boro) and
also averaging 2.33 points per game for the other 12.

Derby WERE imploding, then seemed to have stopped the rot, but
managed to lose to a poorest Wolves, so maybe, MAYBE they might
drop out of the race, and then 70-71 might scrape in to sixth.

But it looks close to impossible, and would take the kind of run
Brian managed to win the league.

If (a massive IF) Reading made the play-offs they would have monster momentum.

They are 100-1 to win the play-offs

We'd be aa shambles if we went up. Let's finish the season positively and see where we are for next year. I'd rather spend a decade down here than go up half cocked and get totally found out again.


ridiculous

id trade a Wembley win for a year of getting thrashed in the prem.

100%

Hmmm.... a Wembley win is tempting, but I'll take that in the FA Cup and avoid the getting thrashed every week.

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