Charlton v QPR ( MD Thread )

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SKY BET CHAMPIONSHIP​

Venue: The Valley Date: Sat 22 Feb Kick-off: 3pm


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Team News​

Ben Hamer and Rhoys Wiggins could return to the Charlton squad for the visit of QPR.

Goalkeeper Hamer has recovered from the ankle injury which has restricted him to just one appearance since November and will be challenging January signing Yohann Thuram-Ulien for his place between the posts.

Left-back Wiggins is also on the mend after suffering a hamstring injury against Wigan at the start of the month, but fellow defenders Chris Solly and Leon Cort will once again miss out due to long-term knee injuries.

The Addicks are in the bottom three having lost their last four matches and not picked up a point since New Year's Day.

Meanwhile, Ravel Morrison is set to make his QPR debut.

The Hoops signed Morrison on Wednesday on a 93-day loan deal from Premier League side West Ham and the midfielder is expected to start at the Valley in the absence of Joey Barton, who begins a two-match ban after collecting his 10th yellow card of the season during the home defeat to Reading last weekend.

Matty Phillips (ankle), Danny Simpson (back), Charlie Austin (shoulder) and Alejandro Faurlin (cruciate) all remain on the sidelines.

Yossi Benayoun is fit again after a groin injury as Harry Redknapp's out-of-sorts side looks to get its automatic promotion tilt back on track following successive defeats.


[video=youtube;X1Jis2d4W_Q]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1Jis2d4W_Q[/video]​

Charlton Possible Starting Xl...

HAMER

WILSON - MORRISON - WOOD - WIGGINS

COUSINS - POYET - JACKSON - AJDAREVIC

CHURCH - SORDELL

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QPR Possible Starting Xl...

GREEN

HUGHES - DUNNE - HILL - ASSOU-EKOTTO

HOILETT - HENRY - O`NEILL - TRAORE

MORRISON

DOYLE

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MATCH FACTS

Head-to-head
• Harry Redknapp's side won the earlier meeting 1-0 at Loftus Road in November.
• The Loftus Road club are unbeaten in the last five meetings, winning four. Charlton's last win was 2-1 at The Valley in the old Division One in March 2000.
• QPR have won only one of the last nine meetings at Charlton in all competitions, losing five. Their only win there since 1987 was 1-0 in the Championship in October 2007.

Charlton
• Chris Powell's men have won only one of their last 12 games in the Championship, losing the last four. Their only league win since November was 3-2 against Brighton at home on Boxing Day.
• They have scored only 23 league goals so far this season - the fewest in the Championship.
• Charlton have won only one of their last five home games in the Championship, losing three.

QPR
• Redknapp's team have not won any of their last three games, losing the last two. Their last win was 2-1 against Bolton at home on 28 January.
• They have conceded only 24 league goals so far this season - the fewest in the Championship.
• QPR have won only one of their last five away games in all competitions. Their only win on the road since mid-December was 3-1 at Ipswich in the Championship on 11 January.


Meet The Managers​

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( Vickie ) Powell v Redknapp ( Louise )​


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The Ref​

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TYNE and Wear based official Eddie Ilderton has been appointed by the Football League for QPR’s match on Saturday at Charlton Athletic.

In his 11th season as a League referee, he will take charge of Saturday’s match against the Addicks at The Valley.

It will be Ilderton’s fourth Rangers fixture, his last appearance being in a 4-1 defeat against Scunthorpe United at Glanford Park in April 2011.

This season he has taken charge of 20 matches in total, issuing 39 yellow cards, three red cards and awarding six penalties.

He will be assisted by Adam Crysell and Dean Treleaven whilst Michael Bull will be on hand with the substitutes board.


Q&A With The Skipper​

[video=youtube;KhccIbPltWg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhccIbPltWg[/video]


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Charlton 5/2 Draw 23/10 QPR 11/10


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3,250 of us will be at the game later, we should make some noise... COYRs!
 
Good luck to all of you that will be at the Valley.

Even though I'm a bit down with the team at the moment I wish I was going.

However, I thought I better go out with my wife on our aniversary instead!

On the day of the wedding we won away to Carlisle in the first division. That result will do me today.

Also good luck to all of those on the Tiger Club walk. Do we usually win on their marching day?
 
Over 3000 going, that's a great turnout.....make some noise lads & lassies.....

Burnley/Forest should be bit of a humdinger, a draw would be the favoured result but if there is a winner would prefer Burnley as that would keep Forest in check as long as we match the win.....
 
Tramore Ranger said:
Over 3000 going, that's a great turnout.....make some noise lads & lassies.....

Burnley/Forest should be bit of a humdinger, a draw would be the favoured result but if there is a winner would prefer Burnley as that would keep Forest in check as long as we match the win.....
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If someone has to win, I'd prefer it to be Forest, as a Burnley win will only keep them ahead of us. A draw would be excellent.
 
We have to win now at least 7 out of ten matches and if we take 21-23 points out of thirty then we will be in good position whatever happen elsewhere. C'moooooøn yuuuuu'rrrrrrrrrrrrssssssssssss!
 
I get where your coming from Col, but my thinking is that if we win and Burnley win they stay 4 points ahead of us and we have a game in hand plus it will put us 4 points ahead of Forest with a game in hand......

Definately settle for the draw in their game.....
 
igor60 said:
We have to win now at least 7 out of ten matches and if we take 21-23 points out of thirty then we will be in good position whatever happen elsewhere. C'moooooøn yuuuuu'rrrrrrrrrrrrssssssssssss!
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Unless, elsewhere, they take the same points, in which case we'll be exactly where we are now!!
That's why it's important what happens in other games imo.
 
Tramore Ranger said:
I get where your coming from Col, but my thinking is that if we win and Burnley win they stay 4 points ahead of us and we have a game in hand plus it will put us 4 points ahead of Forest with a game in hand......

Definately settle for the draw in their game.....
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Yep........I can see that too mate. Whatever happens, we must get back to winning ways today!
 
They wont. If we take 23 points out of 30 we will be defo on the automatic promotion seat. Saying that we have to take at least seven wins out of ten. Hope that Morrison bloke is the difference, if hes not im afraid we take only 13-15 points out of 30.
 
See MASSIVE are still 0-0 with Boro.....also Jake Butland is playing in goal for Leeds, Paddy dropped, injured, out of favour, anyway that must be the 4th side he has played for this season...a well travelled player!!!
 
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