Author: Louis Mendez

Johnnie Jackson has explained why loanees Nile John and Juan Castillo aren’t getting game time at Charlton Athletic.

Charlton’s winless run stretched to seven league games after Accrington came from behind to win at The Wham Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Charlton boss Johnnie Jackson admitted that goalkeeper Craig MacGillivray isn’t commanding his six-yard box enough at the moment – and also reiterated his call for the rest of his squad to start stepping up as well

Johnnie Jackson said his players must expect the sort of frosty reception they got from the travelling Charlton supporters if they continue to perform as they did during the 2-1 loss at Accrington Stanley.

Rarely has a three-month absence been felt so noticeably – but Charlton are undoubtably a stronger side that now Jayden Stockley is back in the fold.

Jayden Stockley says that Charlton’s players must stand up and be counted for the remainder of the season if they want to still be at The Valley next year.

Charlton striker Jayden Stockley says that missing chances is all a part of the learning process that young strikers go through.

Charlton put a stop to their losing run as they shared a goalless draw with Sunderland. Here’s Louis Mendez’s four takeaways from the game.

Charlton have the third-highest budget in League One, according to owner Thomas Sandgaard – and he has outlined the role he hopes to play in the Addicks’ future success.

Charlton are setting their sights on automatic promotion from League One next season – and owner Thomas Sandgaard says manager Johnnie Jackson remains part of the club’s long-term plan.

Charlton Athletic owner Thomas Sandgaard is confident that he doesn’t have to rely on people who are “entrenched in English football” to make the club successful.

Charlton slipped to a fifth consecutive defeat as Sheffield Wednesday won 2-0 at Hillsborough.

Ryan Inniss is set for another spell on the sidelines but boss Johnnie Jackson is unable to put an expected time frame on his absence.

Charlton boss Johnnie Jackson says he wants to see his players step up and take personal responsibility on the field of play after the Addicks slumped to a fifth successive defeat with a 2-0 reverse at Sheffield Wednesday.

Charlton boss Johnnie Jackson said he didn’t think his side’s formation was the reason they were beaten by Milton Keynes on Tuesday evening.

Charlton were humbled as former boss Karl Robinson’s Oxford United side ran out comfortable 4-0 winners at The Valley. Here’s Louis Mendez’s four takeaways from the Addicks’ third consecutive defeat.

Former Charlton boss Karl Robinson says things might have to change at The Valley for the club to become successful again – but not the role of manager Johnnie Jackson.

Former Charlton ace Paul Mortimer has urged the Addicks to avoid the same mistakes made last summer when planning for the season ahead.