Match Day Thread Taming of the Shrews Act 2

After the recent Comedy of Errors, our promotion charge has turned out to be Much Ado About Nothing.

A trip to Wembley increasingly looks like little more than A Midsummers Nights Dream. I suspect The Winters Tale for Addicks fans next season is an away trip to Accrington for a league game.

While the virus Duchatelet remains in charge, it will remain a case of Loves Labour’s Lost for all but the Apologists.

 

Continuing the analogy with Scotland's attempts to qualify for a major tournament, I expect Charlton to get something from tonight's game, to tease us one more time.

 

Yes...it would be very “Charlton like” to unexpectedly beat Shrewsbury...teeing up the hopes of the huge travelling support prior to bottling it in the Tempest at Fratton Park.

 

4-0 defeat, the players have thrown in the towel.

 

et tu BowJackson?

 

Bowyer correctly identified the two worst offenders by subbing them early, so there will be changes to our attack. Hopefully Kashi will come back, giving the CB'S someone to pass the ball to, Konsa at RB, Marshall at least on the bench.

 

Once more unto the breach dear friends...

 

Love's Labour's Lost.

 

Much ado about Nothing. A Comedy Of Errors.

 

Without ignoring this result, the more important one to win is on Saturday.

I'd settle for a draw tomorrow night.

 

Stop nicking my ones

 

A mid-summer nightmare.
The Merchant of Belgium

 

Lady Macbeth - Sue Parkes

Richard the Third (very apt) - Murray

Caliban - Ivor May

 

Caliban May ...

 

Shylock= Roland
Sir John Falstaff= Robinson
Banquo= SCP

 

There's no shortage of candidates for the role of King Liar... I mean Lear.
Could Gelan be one of the Merry Wives of Wrexham?

 

Rick Everitt is Jack Cade.

 

"The empty vessel makes the loudest sound." The Valley on matchdays.
"Hell is empty and all the devils are here." Charlton's current boardroom.
"For I can raise no money by vile means." Roland looking at his CAFC spreadsheets.

 

Old Reamsy has to be Malvolio.

 

Then surely Major must be Sir Toby Belch? And Seriously as Andrew Aguecheek.