Nope, nothing has changed.
It's still the same state of affairs.
The team who released 3 proven goalscorers at the end of last season, now find themselves in the position where barn doors are the safest place on the training ground.
This is not a criticism of the players we retained.
I'd add that 'Churchy', who was brought in at the start of this season, has all the attributes I require of a player wearing the Charlton shirt, those being honest endeavour and 100% commitment to the cause.
However much I respect Simon Church, he hasn't got the kind of goalscoring record a team can hang their season on.
Kermorgant has been struggling to regain the fitness and agility we saw last season and Sordell has been more or less shoved into a corner where chances on the pitch are limited.
The goals that were added to the team from midfield last term seem to have dried up too.
Gaaaah!
So, splitting my time between the BBC Radio London commentary, Sky Sports and #cafc twitter I learned that:
a) Charlton worked their bloomin socks off.
b) The referee denied Charlton a very good shout for a penalty.
c) The second half and much of the first belonged to Charlton.
d) Charlton went down to an against the run of play sucker punch goal.
e) The Charlton support sang and shouted without cease.
f) Reading were poor - but took their chance.
g) Charlton deserved more but in reality one goal is enough to beat us.
h) I'm irritated by this beyond belief.
Without some kind of cash injection to help poor Chris Powell, this season is going to be extremely bum clenching.
Yeovil away is going to be interesting to say the least.
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Dont' worry, Marco, we win on Saturday. 1-0, via the cultured foot of Cousins. *positive thinking
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