Charlton Athletic boss Lee Bowyer believes his side are overachieving
Lee Bowyer believes that Charlton Athletic are overachieving this season – despite a 3-2 loss to Gillingham dropping them out of the League One play-off places.
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Author: Richard Cawley
Charlton Athletic boss provides fitness update on Norwich City loanee
Akin Famewo is set to play another development game for Charlton on Monday – with manager Lee Bowyer insisting the on-loan Norwich defender would not have made a difference stopping some of Gillingham’s goals in today’s 3-2 loss.
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Charlton Athletic boss explains why Jake Forster-Caskey came off early in 3-2 loss to Gillingham
Jake Forster-Caskey was forced off in Charlton’s 3-2 loss to Gillingham today with the hamstring injury which had made him a selection doubt.
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Charlton Athletic boss Lee Bowyer blames Gillingham’s Steve Evans for Chuks Aneke’s red card
Charlton manager Lee Bowyer blamed Chuks Aneke’s second-half dismissal on opposite number Steve Evans after today’s 3-2 loss to Gillingham.
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Charlton 2 Gillingham 3 – Home headache continues for Addicks as Aneke sent off in yet another Valley reverse
Charlton’s home headache continued as they stretched their winless run in SE7 to seven matches.
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Charlton v Gillingham team news: Addicks unchanged for only second time this season
Charlton Athletic are unchanged for today’s home game against Gillingham – with Jake Forster-Caskey declared fit despite picking up a hamstring niggle last weekend.
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National League charge Dulwich Hamlet for not playing recent fixtures – with club labelling approach as “bullying”
The National League have charged Dulwich Hamlet for not playing two of their recent fixtures – with the South London club claiming the approach is “bullying”.
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“We thrive off a bit of chaos” – Millwall manager Gary Rowett wants direct but cultured play
Gary Rowett reckons Millwall have added a bit more “chaos” to their approach play – as they look to extend their unbeaten run in the Championship to six games at Reading tomorrow.
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Dons striker looks set for AFC Wimbledon exit in summer – with Wycombe keen on his services in January window
Joe Pigott is set to leave AFC Wimbledon on a free transfer in the summer. The 27-year-old striker is not set to be short of suitors with his double in Saturday’s 3-2 win at Wigan Athletic taking his goal haul to 15 in all competitions.
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“I never wanted to leave Millwall” – Ben Thompson on January transfer window rumours + whether he meant stunning strike against Sheffield Wednesday
Ben Thompson has spelled out that he never wanted to leave Millwall in January – but a lack of game time would have reluctantly forced him to consider loan options. The all-action midfielder has been linked on more than one occasion with a return to Portsmouth after a superb loan with Kenny Jackett’s team in the first half of the 2018-19 campaign.
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Exclusive: Jayden Stockley on his Charlton Athletic loan move, aerially dominating defences, love of The Office + his Preston North End future
Jayden Stockley has been almost unbeatable in the air since arriving at Charlton – but reckons that is also down to the service he has received. The 27-year-old striker, signed on loan from Preston North End at the end of January, won 17 aerial duels in Saturday’s 2-0 win at Rochdale.
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Chris Kongo expecting top-10 ranking with WBO after taking care of Michael McKinson next month
Chris Kongo reckons a win over Michael McKinson next month will propel him into the top-10 of the WBO rankings in the welterweight division. The 28-year-old Bermondsey boxer is already rated 13th by the governing body and holds their Global title.
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Millwall defender Danny McNamara on his new deal – and also make-or-break period on loan at St Johnstone
Danny McNamara reckons his loan move to St Johnstone was a make-or-break moment for his Millwall future. The 22-year-old signed a new long-term contract with the Lions this week.
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“I’ve not fallen out of love with Charlton” – Stephen King on his decision to relinquish control of the women’s team to Thomas Sandgaard
Stephen King was Charlton Athletic Women’s saviour when funding dried up – but he knew it needed Thomas Sandgaard’s spending power if the club are to become major players again in the domestic game.
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Mark Robinson looking to shift mentality and attitude of Dons – as interim boss throws himself fully into role
Mark Robinson wants to be AFC Wimbledon manager on a permanent basis – and has already thrown himself into the role as if he is in the hotseat for the long term. The Dons put their first-team coach in interim charge after parting company with boss Glyn Hodges and assistant Nicky Daws at the end of January.
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Dulwich Hamlet chairman accuses some National League clubs of looking to “subvert” voting over finishing the campaign
Dulwich Hamlet chairman Ben Clasper has accused some clubs of “subverting” the vote over whether the National League season should be completed. The Champion Hill outfit issued a statement a week ago saying they would not fulfil their fixtures until the 128-year-old club’s future was not at risk.
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Stoke City loanee’s future is up in the air – as Millwall chief reveals other clubs were interested in summer
Gary Rowett would love to have Ryan Woods at Millwall next season – but admits that the on-loan Stoke City midfielder’s future is far from cut and dried. The 27-year-old is in line to make his 50th appearance for the Lions in tomorrow’s Championship fixture at Reading.
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Lee Bowyer gives his verdict on League One salary cap being scrapped – and expresses frustration if hampered them in last two transfer windows
Lee Bowyer reckons it is too early to judge how the League One salary cap being scrapped is going to affect Charlton Athletic. The PFA had challenged the move by the EFL to impose spending controls and an independent arbitration panel ruled in their favour on Tuesday.
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“No quick fix” – Thomas Sandgaard on acquiring Charlton Women and plans to turn them into a top WSL side
Thomas Sandgaard is targeting Charlton Athletic being major players in the Women’s Super League – but knows there is no quick fix. It was announced last week that the US-based businessman is acquiring the club from Stephen King subject to approval by the governing bodies.
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