Crewr boss David Artell says they know the threats that Charlton pose (not least Chuks Aneke) and reckon that the Addicks will provide a tough test for the opening game of the League One season this afternoon: https://www.crewealex.net/news/2020/september/we-know-the-threats-charlton-pose/
Four Four Two reckon that the club promoted from League Two will finish 15th. They note, 'Alex were promoted with a team filled with academy graduates playing attacking football.' The fan file contributor expects a midtable finish.
'The fans' opinion of the gaffer is that they love him. Big Dave has proved over time that he is completely right for our club. His passion is legendary.'
10 per cent of the club is now owned by fans and they have a representative on the board.
Charlton have a 100 per cent win record at Gresty Road and have never conceded a goal there: https://www.castrust.org/2020/09/meanwhile-theres-a-football-match/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=meanwhile-theres-a-football-match
Gilbey and Washington start for Charlton, as does Barker. Aneke and Williams are on the bench: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54038007
Lee Bowyer makes two changes from the side which progressed through to the next round of the Carabao Cup having beaten Swindon Town last weekend, with Washington and Gilbey starting for the Addicks in place of Erhun Oztumer and James Vennings. Jonny Williams makes his return to the bench alongside Bowyer's latest addition, Dylan Levitt.
Having impressed in his last two outings,
including netting a goal in the aforementioned win against Swindon, Barker
remains in the side while Jason Pearce continues sidelined for the Addicks
through injury.
Ben Amos once again starts in goal with Barker, Deji
Oshilaja, George Lapslie and Ben Purrington making up the backline.
If
Bowyer continues with the same shape, Pratley will continue his role in midfield
alongside Gilbey and Jake Forster-Caskey. Alfie Doughty, Macauley Bonne and
Washington will lead the Charlton front line.
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