Season Stats 1921 to the present - newest update 1947-48

Yes, Taylor might have been naive to believe the patter when he first joined the Club, but he knows what happened in January.

Clubs with ambition to get promoted don't break up a 26 goal partnership in January, sell the player who got 14 of those goals and replace him with one who has scored 4. Taylor knows the team has been cheated by RD, but unlike Bowyer our front man isn't willing to just forget about it and move on.

I guess Lyle Taylor does not get on quite as well with Duchatelet as Bowyer claims to.

 

Sir Chris refused to cower to the Belgian's demands and stood up for his principles.

 

So did Jose Riga to be fair.

 

Curious, that Jose Riga is the only person we know of who is apparently a pal of RD and also has any sense of dignity and independence of mind.
It was a pity he failed to keep us in the Championship in 2015-16, but I wonder how much input he had in that situation. Maybe very little.
Who was buying the useless players? That spotty kid Driesen presumably.
When the fans took the sofa apart on that last day, Riga was long gone before the bits of foam began blowing around the pitch.

 

1. Charlton Athletic season 1923-24 ... Third Division (South) ... newly updated




2. League Table (end of season) ... newly updated




3. League Results (match by match) ... newly updated



Attendance figure notes;

Home attendance figures given only.
Figures given on dark background are for matches not played on a Saturday.
Attendance figures are approximate for season 1923-24. Exact figures are presumably not available.

Home fixtures highlighted in blue rather than red;

This is the part of the season where Charlton Athletic played their home games at the Mount Stadium in Catford.

UPDATE NOTES

Points totals have been added for all other league positions.
These numbers are accented different colours for each multiple of 10
to make the table easier to interpret.


4. Starting XI ... match by match (League games only) ... newly updated



Players are listed in order of appearance during the season.

Colour key for squares in fixtures columns:

Light Blue ................................... Played whole match ( green for goalkeepers. Zero in box means clean sheet)
Light blue fading to black ...... Player retired injured before full time
Light Blue fading to green ..... Player left the field injured but returned later and played the rest of the match
Yellow ......................................... Player booked *
Red .............................................. Player sent off *

* As far as I know there were no yellow or red cards back in 1923.
However players could be cautioned or 'booked' by the referee, and ultimately sent off I believe.
Using the colours yellow and red are the easiest way to represent those things on the table.

The 'Total Apps' column will show the total number of professional league games
any given player will have played for Charlton at the end of any given season.

Players newly signed for season 1923-24 are highlighted in purple.

UPDATE NOTES

Extra information has been added regarding playing positions of several players.
The new information is in dark red
Original information is in dark blue


5. Team of the Season 1923-24 ... newly updated

A performance table of the 11 players from Charlton Athletic's 1923-24 squad who played the highest number of league games that season. Each player is rated by the percentage of games won or lost that they played in, compared to the percentage of games won or lost by the whole match-day team throughout the season.

Where a player started every game of the season, that player is included at the top of the table, but their ranking is listed as not applicable - this is because their personal win/lose percentages must be the same as that of the whole team.



Also, here is a table of the five best performing players of the 1923-24 season
who were not among the 11 who played the most league games.

(minimum 10 first team league starts needed to qualify)




6. Background... the world of 1923-24 ... newly updated

 

1. Charlton Athletic season 1924-25 ... Third Division (South) ... newly updated




2. League table (end of season) ... newly updated




3. League position ... match by match ... newly updated



Attendance figure notes;

Home attendance figures given only.
Figures given on dark background are for matches not played on a Saturday.
Attendance figures are approximate for season 1924-25. Exact figures are presumably not available.

UPDATE NOTES

Points totals have been added for all other league positions.
These numbers are accented different colours for each multiple of 10
to make the table easier to interpret.


4. Starting XI ... match by match (league only) ... newly updated



Players are listed in order of appearance during the season.

Colour key for squares in fixtures columns:

Light Blue ................................... Played whole match ( green for goalkeepers. Zero in box means clean sheet)
Light blue fading to black ...... Player retired injured before full time
Light Blue fading to green ..... Player left the field injured but returned later and played the rest of the match
Yellow ......................................... Player booked *
Red .............................................. Player sent off *

* As far as I know there were no yellow or red cards back in 1924.
However players could be cautioned or 'booked' by the referee, and ultimately sent off I believe.
Using the colours yellow and red are the easiest way to represent those things on the table.

The 'Total Apps' column will show the total number of professional league games any given player will have played for Charlton at the end of any given season.

Players newly signed for season 1924-25 are highlighted in purple.

UPDATE NOTES

Extra information has been added regarding playing positions of several players.
The new information is in dark red
Original information is in dark blue


5. Team of the Season 1924-25 ... newly updated

A performance table of the 11 players from Charlton Athletic's 1924-25 squad who played the highest number of league games that season. Each player is rated by the percentage of games won or lost that they played in, compared to the percentage of games won or lost by the whole match-day team throughout the season.

Where a player started every game of the season, that player is included at the top of the table, but their ranking is listed as not applicable - this is because their personal win/lose percentages must be the same as that of the whole team.



Also, here is a table of the five best performing players of the 1924-25 season
who were not among the 11 who played the most league games.

(minimum 10 first team league starts needed to qualify)




6. Background... the world of 1924-25 ... newly updated

 

1. Charlton Athletic season 1925-26 ... Third Division (South) ... newly updated




2. League table (end of season) ... newly updated




3. League position ... match by match ... newly updated



Attendance figure notes;

Home attendance figures given only.
Figures given on dark background are for matches not played on a Saturday.

4. Starting XI ... match by match (league only) ... newly updated



Players are listed in order of appearance during the season.

Colour key for squares in fixtures columns:

Light Blue ................................... Played whole match ( green for goalkeepers. Zero in box means clean sheet)
Light blue fading to black ...... Player retired injured before full time
Light Blue fading to green ..... Player left the field injured but returned later and played the rest of the match
Yellow ......................................... Player booked *
Red .............................................. Player sent off *
D (in dark green) ...................... Player absent on International Duty

* As far as I know there were no yellow or red cards back in 1925.
However players could be cautioned or 'booked' by the referee, and ultimately sent off I believe.
Using the colours yellow and red are the easiest way to represent those things on the table.

The 'Total Apps' column will show the total number of professional league games any given player will have played for Charlton at the end of any given season.

Players newly signed for season 1925-26 are highlighted in purple.


5. Team of the Season 1925-26 ... newly updated

A performance table of the 11 players from Charlton Athletic's 1925-26 squad who played the highest number of league games that season. Each player is rated by the percentage of games won or lost that they played in, compared to the percentage of games won or lost by the whole match-day team throughout the season.

Where a player started every game of the season, that player is included at the top of the table, but their ranking is listed as not applicable - this is because their personal win/lose percentages must be the same as that of the whole team.



Also, here is a table of the five best performing players of the 1925-26 season
who were not among the 11 who played the most league games.

(minimum 10 first team league starts needed to qualify)




6. Background... the world of 1925-26 ... newly updated

 

1. Charlton Athletic season 1926-27 ... Third Division (South) ... newly updated




2. League table (end of season) ... newly updated




3. League position ... match by match ... newly updated



Attendance figure notes;

Home attendance figures given only.
Figures given on dark background are for matches not played on a Saturday.


4. Starting XI ... match by match (league only) ... newly updated



Players are listed in order of appearance during the season.

Colour key for squares in fixtures columns:

Light Blue ................................... Played whole match ( green for goalkeepers. Zero in box means clean sheet)
Light blue fading to black ...... Player retired injured before full time
Light Blue fading to green ..... Player left the field injured but returned later and played the rest of the match
Yellow ......................................... Player booked *
Red .............................................. Player sent off *
D (in dark green) ...................... Player absent on International Duty

* As far as I know there were no yellow or red cards back in 1926.
However players could be cautioned or 'booked' by the referee, and ultimately sent off I believe.
Using the colours yellow and red are the easiest way to represent those things on the table.

The 'Total Apps' column will show the total number of professional league games any given player will have played for Charlton at the end of any given season.

Players newly signed for season 1926-27 are highlighted in purple.


5. Team of the Season 1926-27 ... newly updated

A performance table of the 11 players from Charlton Athletic's 1926-27 squad who played the highest number of league games that season. Each player is rated by the percentage of games won or lost that they played in, compared to the percentage of games won or lost by the whole match-day team throughout the season.

Where a player started every game of the season, that player is included at the top of the table, but their ranking is listed as not applicable - this is because their personal win/lose percentages must be the same as that of the whole team.



Also, here is a table of the four best performing players of the 1926-27 season
who were not among the 11 who played the most league games.

(minimum 10 first team league starts needed to qualify)




6. Background... the world of 1926-27 ... newly updated

 

@lardiman

I have a theory that the team hasn’t improved over the last 12 months. The way Luton have flown past us reinforces this.

How many points did we accrue last season to finish 5th, and many would we need in the remaining matches this season to beat that total ?

 

You are looking at the wrong thread @Royston Vasey look at Table 3 on this thread
https://www.not606.com/threads/2018-19-season-stats-for-charlton-athletic-updated-13-march.364686/

 

As AHLL has pointed out, information like this is available on my 2018-19 season stats thread.
To answer your question;

Charlton finished 6th last season (not 5th) with 71 points.
We only need 4 more points from our last 8 games to equal that total.

After 34 games last season Charlton had 58 points and were 8th in the league.
After 34 games this season Charlton have 67 points and are 5th in the league.

This is a definite improvement over last season, in terms of points and league places at least.
Many fans seem to believe we are also playing better attacking football, and have a tighter defence.
Our one weakness is goal scoring.
That could prevent us from being promoted this season - probably our last chance under this owner.

 

1. Charlton Athletic season 1927-28 ... Third division (South) ... newly updated




2. League table (end of season) ... newly updated




3. League position ... match by match ... newly updated



Attendance figure notes;

Home attendance figures given only.
Figures given on dark background are for matches not played on a Saturday.


4. Starting XI ... match by match (league only) ... newly updated



Players are listed in order of appearance during the season.

Colour key for squares in fixtures columns:

Light Blue ................................... Played whole match ( green for goalkeepers. Zero in box means clean sheet)
Light blue fading to black ...... Player retired injured before full time
Light Blue fading to green ..... Player left the field injured but returned later and played the rest of the match
Yellow ......................................... Player booked *
Red .............................................. Player sent off *
D (in dark green) ...................... Player absent on International Duty

* There were no yellow or red cards back in 1927.
However players could be cautioned or 'booked' by the referee, and ultimately sent off I believe.
Using the colours yellow and red are the easiest way to represent those things on the table.

The 'Total Apps' column will show the total number of professional league games any given player will have played for Charlton at the end of any given season.

Players newly signed for season 1927-28 are highlighted in purple.


5. Team of the Season 1927-28 ... newly updated

A performance table of the 11 players from Charlton Athletic's 1927-28 squad who played the highest number of league games that season. Each player is rated by the percentage of games won or lost that they played in, compared to the percentage of games won or lost by the whole match-day team throughout the season.

Where a player started every game of the season, that player is included at the top of the table, but their ranking is listed as not applicable - this is because their personal win/lose percentages must be the same as that of the whole team.



Also, here is a table of the four best performing players of the 1927-28 season
who were not among the 11 who played the most league games.

(minimum 10 first team league starts needed to qualify)




6. Background... the world of 1927-28 ... newly updated

 

Sorry chaps that the pace of updates has suddenly slowed.

I'm having to work longer hours now, which means I'm often too knackered in the evening to add to the posts.
It may be that I can only update at weekends from now on.

Updates will continue, but at a slower rate for the forseeable...

Regards,
Lardy

 

This is too much to take as a glorious weekend beckons, @Royston Vasey praising somebody.

 

1. Charlton Athletic season 1928-29 ... Third division (South) ... newly updated




2. League position (end of season) ... newly updated




3. League position ... match by match ... newly updated



Attendance figure notes;

Home attendance figures given only.
Figures given on dark background are for matches not played on a Saturday.


4. Starting XI ... match by match (league only) ... newly updated



Players are listed in order of appearance during the season.

Colour key for squares in fixtures columns:

Light Blue ................................... Played whole match ( green for goalkeepers. Zero in box means clean sheet)
Light blue fading to black ...... Player retired injured before full time
Light Blue fading to green ..... Player left the field injured but returned later and played the rest of the match
Yellow ......................................... Player booked *
Red .............................................. Player sent off *
D (in dark green) ...................... Player absent on International Duty

* As far as I know there were no yellow or red cards back in 1928.
However players could be cautioned or 'booked' by the referee, and ultimately sent off I believe.
Using the colours yellow and red are the easiest way to represent those things on the table.

The 'Total Apps' column will show the total number of professional league games any given player will have played for Charlton at the end of any given season.

Players newly signed for season 1928-29 are highlighted in purple.


5. Team of the Season 1928-29 ... newly updated

A performance table of the 11 players from Charlton Athletic's 1928-29 squad who played the highest number of league games that season. Each player is rated by the percentage of games won or lost that they played in, compared to the percentage of games won or lost by the whole match-day team throughout the season.

Where a player started every game of the season, that player is included at the top of the table, but their ranking is listed as not applicable - this is because their personal win/lose percentages must be the same as that of the whole team.



Also, here is a table of the two best performing players of the 1928-29 season
who were not among the 11 who played the most league games.

(minimum 10 first team league starts needed to qualify)



Charlton's promotion squad was very compact in the 1928-29 season.
Aside from the 11 most featured players, only two played 10 games or more.


6. Background... the world of 1928-29

 

@lardiman

I have just found a graph for Chris Powell’s managerial career in the last 5 years

 

Surely that's the graph showing public opinion of politicians since the 2016 referendum.
Parliament couldn't organise a piss-up in a brewery.

 

1. Charlton Athletic season 1929-30 ... Second Division ... newly updated




2. League position (end of season) ... newly updated




3. League position ... match by match ... newly updated



Attendance figure notes;

Home attendance figures given only.
Figures given on dark background are for matches not played on a Saturday.


4. Starting XI ... match by match (league only) ... newly updated



Players are listed in order of appearance during the season.

Colour key for squares in fixtures columns:

Light Blue ................................... Played whole match ( green for goalkeepers. Zero in box means clean sheet)
Light blue fading to black ...... Player retired injured before full time
Light Blue fading to green ..... Player left the field injured but returned later and played the rest of the match
Yellow ......................................... Player booked *
Red .............................................. Player sent off *
D (in dark green) ...................... Player absent on International Duty

* As far as I know there were no yellow or red cards back in 1928.
However players could be cautioned or 'booked' by the referee, and ultimately sent off I believe.
Using the colours yellow and red are the easiest way to represent those things on the table.

The 'Total Apps' column will show the total number of professional league games any given player will have played for Charlton at the end of any given season.

Players newly signed for season 1929-30 are highlighted in purple.


5. Team of the Season 1929-30 ... newly updated

A performance table of the 11 players from Charlton Athletic's 1929-30 squad who played the highest number of league games that season. Each player is rated by the percentage of games won or lost that they played in, compared to the percentage of games won or lost by the whole match-day team throughout the season.

Where a player started every game of the season, that player is included at the top of the table, but their ranking is listed as not applicable - this is because their personal win/lose percentages must be the same as that of the whole team.



Also, here is a table of the four best performing players of the 1929-30 season
who were not among the 11 who played the most league games.

(minimum 10 first team league starts needed to qualify)




6. Background... the world of 1929-30

 

1. Charlton Athletic season 1930-31 ... Second Division ... newly updated




2. League position (end of season) ... newly updated




3. League position ... match by match ... newly updated



Attendance figure notes;

Home attendance figures given only.
Figures given on dark background are for matches not played on a Saturday.


4. Starting XI ... match by match (league only) ... newly updated



Players are listed in order of appearance during the season.

Colour key for squares in fixtures columns:

Light Blue ................................... Played whole match ( green for goalkeepers. Zero in box means clean sheet)
Light blue fading to black ...... Player retired injured before full time
Light Blue fading to green ..... Player left the field injured but returned later and played the rest of the match
Yellow ......................................... Player booked *
Red .............................................. Player sent off *
D (in dark green) ...................... Player absent on International Duty

* As far as I know there were no yellow or red cards back in these times.
However players could be cautioned or 'booked' by the referee, and ultimately sent off I believe.
Using the colours yellow and red are the easiest way to represent those things on the table.

The 'Total Apps' column will show the total number of professional league games any given player will have played for Charlton at the end of any given season.

Players newly signed for this season are highlighted in purple.


5. Team of the Season ... newly updated

A performance table of the 11 players from Charlton Athletic's squad this season who played the highest number of league games that season. Each player is rated by the percentage of games won or lost that they played in, compared to the percentage of games won or lost by the whole match-day team throughout the season.

Where a player started every game of the season, that player is included at the top of the table, but their ranking is listed as not applicable - this is because their personal win/lose percentages must be the same as that of the whole team.



Also, here is a table of the five best performing players of this season
who were not among the 11 who played the most league games.

(minimum 10 first team league starts needed to qualify)




6. Background... the world of 1930-31

 

1. Charlton Athletic season 1931-32 ... Second Division ... newly updated




2. League position (end of season)




3. League position ... match by match ... newly updated



Attendance figure notes;

Home attendance figures given only.
Figures given on dark background are for matches not played on a Saturday.


4. Starting XI ... match by match (league only) ... newly updated



Players are listed in order of appearance during the season.

Colour key for squares in fixtures columns:

Light Blue ................................... Played whole match ( green for goalkeepers. Zero in box means clean sheet)
Light blue fading to black ...... Player retired injured before full time
Light Blue fading to green ..... Player left the field injured but returned later and played the rest of the match
Yellow ......................................... Player booked *
Red .............................................. Player sent off *
D (in dark green) ...................... Player absent on International Duty

* As far as I know there were no yellow or red cards back in 1931.
However players could be cautioned or 'booked' by the referee, and ultimately sent off I believe.
Using the colours yellow and red are the easiest way to represent those things on the table.

The 'Total Apps' column will show the total number of professional league games any given player will have played for Charlton at the end of any given season.

Players newly signed for season 1931-32 are highlighted in purple.


5. Team of the Season 1931-32

A performance table of the 11 players from Charlton Athletic's 1931-32 squad who played the highest number of league games that season. Each player is rated by the percentage of games won or lost that they played in, compared to the percentage of games won or lost by the whole match-day team throughout the season.

Where a player started every game of the season, that player is included at the top of the table, but their ranking is listed as not applicable - this is because their personal win/lose percentages must be the same as that of the whole team.



Also, here is a table of the five best performing players of the 1931-32 season
who were not among the 11 who played the most league games.

(minimum 10 first team league starts needed to qualify)




6. Background... the world of 1931-32