Author: Louis Mendez

Charlton boss Lee Bowyer revealed why he hauled striker Omar Bogle off after only 34 minutes of Tuesday evening’s shock 4-2 defeat to struggling Burton Albion.

Charlton’s eight-game unbeaten run ended abruptly as they were humbled 4-2 by League One’s basement boys Burton Albion.

Alex Gilbey makes his first start in two months as Charlton make the trip to Burton Albion’s Pirelli Stadium.

Charlton midfielder Albie Morgan reckon the Addicks played their best football all season during the 1-1 draw with Gillingham on Saturday.

Charlton midfielder Albie Morgan has endured some spells in and out of the Addicks side in the last couple of seasons – so he’s pleased that boss Lee Bowyer has rewarded his recent strides forward with consecutive league starts.

Lee Bowyer has laughed off claims from Steve Evans that Charlton have a budget of £10 million to work with.

Charlton defender Ryan Inniss is set for a spell out as the Addicks defensive injury woes worsened.

Every striker wants to break their duck for a new club as soon as possible so it was no surprise to see Omar Bogle try and take Charlton’s penalty at Gillingham – but boss Lee Bowyer says it’s right that designated spot-kick taker Connor Washington was given the opportunity from 12 yards.

Lee Bowyer says he’ll take plenty of positives from Charlton’s 1-1 draw at Gillingham.

Boreham Wood’s Sorba Thomas says his focus remains on securing promotion for now, after he was the subject of a failed transfer bid from Charlton Athletic during October.

Charlton skipper Jason Pearce came through his return from injury unscathed as the centre-half last 45 minutes against Leyton Orient in the EFL Trophy – but boss Lee Bowyer said next weekend’s trip to Gillingham may come too soon for him to feature from the off.

Charlton midfielder Albie Morgan’s progression continues to catch the eye of manager Lee Bowyer.

Lee Bowyer reckons the EFL Trophy should have been scrapped this season – calling it a ‘stupid cup’ that ‘nobody cares about’.

Summer recruit Marcus Maddison finally made his first start in a Charlton start during the FA Cup defeat against Plymouth – but will have to go further to impress boss Lee Bowyer after a “rusty” display from the midfielder.

Charlton were knocked out of the FA Cup in the first round for the first time in over 10 years after a 1-0 home loss against Plymouth Argyle – but boss Lee Bowyer admits that it comes as a bit of a relief.

Striker Conor Washington reckons you’ll struggle to find a squad stronger than Charlton Athletic’s in League One.

They had to work for it, but Conor Washington felt Charlton Athletic were worthy of the victory after a 3-2 triumph over Fleetwood Town.

Charlton midfielder Albie Morgan impressed Lee Bowyer during the 3-2 home victory over Fleetwood Town.

Having gone over nine and a half hours without conceding a goal, Lee Bowyer says that his Charlton defence were given a helping hand by the forwards during the 3-2 win over Fleetwood Town.

Charlton’s sixth win in succession has seen the South Londoners climb up to second in the League One table – and boss Lee Bowyer admits that even he is surprised with how quickly his newly-assembled squad have hit the ground running.

Jonny Williams reckons he had no choice other than to break his Charlton duck after boss Lee Bowyer predicted he would do so at Portsmouth.

Five wins on the spin and over nine hours without conceding – Charlton are in imperious form and midfielder Jonny Williams reckons it is time they start considering themselves as serious challengers in League One.

Akin Famewo became the latest Charlton man to suffer injury as he was withdrawn 15 minutes from the end of the 2-0 win at Portsmouth.

It’s been 53 games in the making but Jonny Williams finally has his first Charlton goal – and boss Lee Bowyer said he had predicted the midfielder would break his duck at Portsmouth yesterday.

Adam Matthews makes the first start of his second stint at Charlton as the South Londoners travel to Portsmouth.

Charlton Athletic may be on a four-game winning streak but new arrival Andrew Shinnie says the side can still grow stronger.