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Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby jimsig » Sun Dec 04, 2011 10:18 am

Fulham have Charlton Athletic at home the weekend of Jan 7th and 8th.

Looks like 3 PL matchups with the big one being Manchester City v Manchester United.
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby SoCalJoe » Sun Dec 04, 2011 11:51 am

I can remember when I started watching the Prem that Charlton was a solid mid-table club for years and boom they got relegated in 2 straight seasons.

** I need help ** Can someone remember the USMNT defender that was very successful in the Dutch league then signed w/Charlton (probably the season before they got relegated), but suffered season ending knee injuried consecutive years??? I've been raking my brain and can't think of his name. He was probably our best cb at the time of his injuries and belongs on the "if only list" of US players that careers were sidetracked.
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby DCHeather » Sun Dec 04, 2011 11:58 am

SoCalJoe wrote:I can remember when I started watching the Prem that Charlton was a solid mid-table club for years and boom they got relegated in 2 straight seasons.

** I need help ** Can someone remember the USMNT defender that was very successful in the Dutch league then signed w/Charlton (probably the season before they got relegated), but suffered season ending knee injuried consecutive years??? I've been raking my brain and can't think of his name. He was probably our best cb at the time of his injuries and belongs on the "if only list" of US players that careers were sidetracked.


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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby SoCalJoe » Sun Dec 04, 2011 6:14 pm

DCHeather wrote:
SoCalJoe wrote:I can remember when I started watching the Prem that Charlton was a solid mid-table club for years and boom they got relegated in 2 straight seasons.

** I need help ** Can someone remember the USMNT defender that was very successful in the Dutch league then signed w/Charlton (probably the season before they got relegated), but suffered season ending knee injuried consecutive years??? I've been raking my brain and can't think of his name. He was probably our best cb at the time of his injuries and belongs on the "if only list" of US players that careers were sidetracked.


Cory Gibbs


Thank You Heather!!! I can now sleep tonight :D

Looked him up and didn't realize his knees were good enough to still play w/Chicago in the MLS.
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby SteveFakeBlood » Tue Dec 06, 2011 9:23 am

Yeah, good old Cory Gibbs actually had a pretty good year for the Fire. He might have too many miles on him to be relevant to the National team, but I think he's got a few more decent MLS seasons in him.

Charlton definitely faded fast, they were pretty similar to Fulham 5 years ago and now they're in League One. Beating a League One side at home shouldn't be a problem, just as long as we don't look past them. After the group stage is done, we should have a bit of a break in the Europa League and maybe reinforcements from the transfer window, so no reason we can't move on to the 4th Round.

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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby DCHeather » Thu Jan 05, 2012 3:04 pm

FA Cup, here we go. Not sure what to expect other than seeing some different faces. Unfortunately, I can't find any tv listings for this match, not even a replay. Probably doesn't bode well for a stream either.

My wild stab at the line-up:
Stockdale
Kelly
Hangeland
Hughes
Briggs
Sidwell
Gecov
Frei
Davies (I think he might be available?)
Dembele
Sa

Score prediction: 2-1...a close one, but we squeak by with late goal.

Chat room anyone...GJ maybe our only hope?
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby nevzter » Thu Jan 05, 2012 8:46 pm

I did a quick search of Fox Soccer / Plus and couldn't find it - even on replay.

A win - no losses and no draws (don't want Fulham to have to visit The Valley - what with all those Deborah Foreman and Nick Cage types loitering about).

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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby AggieMatt » Fri Jan 06, 2012 1:39 pm

On the heels of a 2-1 come from behind win over Arsenal, this one has Fulhamish written all over it. Charlton sit atop the table in League 1. They're getting regular goal production from multiple players in the side, so it's not as simple as shutting down one or two guys. And they have a good goalie in Hamer. However, Hamer is serving a suspension for a red card and that may be what helps us keep the old hoodoo at bay.

As for my guess, we concede a late goal (our m.o. this year) allowing Charlton to level and have to go to their place for a replay. I'd have picked us to lose outright if it weren't for the keeper issue.
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby AggieMatt » Sat Jan 07, 2012 9:37 am

Fulham XI - Stockdale, Kelly, Senderos, Hangeland, Riise, Murphy, Ruiz, Dembele, Dempsey, Frei, and Zamora.
Bench - Etheridge, Sidwell, Sa, Kasami, Gecov, Hughes & Duff.

So we're going for it. Good!
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby SoCalJoe » Sat Jan 07, 2012 9:51 am

AggieMatt wrote:Fulham XI - Stockdale, Kelly, Senderos, Hangeland, Riise, Murphy, Ruiz, Dembele, Dempsey, Frei, and Zamora.
Bench - Etheridge, Sidwell, Sa, Kasami, Gecov, Hughes & Duff.

So we're going for it. Good!



:clap: Surprised, but in a good way. Jol looking to build a little momentum perhaps?
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby MisterF » Sat Jan 07, 2012 10:08 am

Well that was quick. 1-0 after the Dempsey goal!
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby DCHeather » Sat Jan 07, 2012 10:22 am

there are some of us in the chat, come join in.
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby DCHeather » Sat Jan 07, 2012 12:58 pm

4-0!!!! Fulham killed!

Thanks everyone for the excellent chat. GJ and the chat room, brings me back to 2005-6. :)
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby SoCalJoe » Sat Jan 07, 2012 3:07 pm

Hattrick for the Duece :banana-dance: We are seeing him elevating his game to greater heights. The concacaf connection of Ruiz and Dempsey have got soemthing cooking.
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Re: Fulham v Charlton Athletic- FA Cup 3rd round

Postby HatterDon » Sat Jan 07, 2012 4:22 pm

Enjoyed this morning immensely. As Heather said, "Gentleman Jim and the FUSA chatroom -- so 2005!"
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