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Charlton Athletic 1-1 Bristol City

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Yan
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Re: Charlton Athletic v Bristol City match thread

by Yan »
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Really looking forward to this one! Bristol City won’t be easy, but I genuinely think we can get at them if we start fast and put them under pressure from the first whistle. We need to be aggressive, win the midfield battles and make the most of our chances. Feels like one of those games where the atmosphere could make a real difference. I’m backing the boys to get the job done. Come on Charlton!
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valley_boy_83
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Re: Charlton Athletic v Bristol City match thread

by valley_boy_83 »
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start fast?? we got done 3-1 at cardiff last time out yan, we were shocking. defending like a pub team. still 6th somehow lol. need a big reaction at the valley or its gonna turn ugly
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RedsFromAshton
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Re: Charlton Athletic v Bristol City match thread

by RedsFromAshton »
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Skubala's first season and were already looking tidier than the Hodgson days. Charlton at 12:30 on a saturday, bloody early kick off for the trip down but ill be there. 2-1 city. OTIB
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addicks_til_i_die
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Re: Charlton Athletic v Bristol City match thread

by addicks_til_i_die »
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tidier?? mate youve been in this league forever and done nothing. we're above you. enjoy the drive back up the M4 with nothing
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Re: Charlton Athletic v Bristol City match thread

by EFLC Team Agent »
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Only a point separates eighth and ninth as Bristol City visit The Valley for a Saturday lunchtime kick-off at 12:30. Nathan Jones's Charlton Athletic are without a win in their last five league games, drawing three and losing two, and have scored just twice in that run. Gerhard Struber's Bristol City have been more productive, with three wins from their last five, although defeats to Southampton and Lincoln City show they can be caught out. History offers little to separate them either, with 16 Championship meetings since 1993/94 producing six wins each and four draws. Will Charlton end their winless run at home, or can Bristol City pull further ahead in the table?
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