Lloyd Jones

It felt more like they were going to score from a corner.

But every time they put a corner in, I was reminded, oh yeah, I have Lloyd-Jones back there.

So some of the complaining, I think it comes down to moments where players didn't play the right ball.

There's the one from Carey, which is a genuinely awful pass to Tyrese Campbell.

Yeah, one for interest.

Tyler Binden and Lloyd Jones, they've been full of it for Charlton lately.

Binden's been in for the player that we liked, Billy Cometeo.

A man possessed.

So it's between Nathan Jones at Charlton, Vito Matos at Swansea, Cesar Pezzotto at Wolves and Julian Stephane at QPR.

Players Lloyd Jones at Charlton, Will Lancashire at Borough, Kyle Larrin at Sedampton and Fer Lopez at Wolves.

As you may know as well, Dave Harrington has joined Grimsby on a seven-day emergency loan.

First-choice Christy Pym was taken off injured at half-time in Wednesday's 2-2 draw against...

So going pretty well, although, as we discussed on our midweek pod, Norwich probably should have got a result there, but today was different.

Charlton did have a few opportunities, early doors from Campbell and Lloyd-Jones, but then everything just turned around.

Penalty, which Nathan Jones said was soft.

Of course he would.

If you're looking to maybe have a bit of a balanced view about what happened on Saturday and have a conversation about that, then probably the next 50 minutes or so are what you're looking for.

Before we start on the game and what happened, I'd also just like to shout out to Stoke fans who have thrown bottles at Lloyd-Jones at the end of that game.

Wind your neck in.

Seriously, give your head a wobble.

Right? It's not just a Charlton thing.

It was just an awful officiating performance.

There's one where, is it Simic, the striker, goes and basically salts Lloyd-Jones.

Nothing given.

We're going to hear from Nathan Jones, who had plenty to say, as I'm sure you can imagine.

And we're going to hear from Lloyd Jones as well.

The addicts defender who, well, I mean, some of the treatment he got yesterday was a bit weird as well, including bottles being thrown at him by the Stoke fans.

We'll probably look at QPR later on in the show as well.

And, you know, I'm not saying he brings him off after the penalty.

You know, I made my voice clear on Twitter yesterday.

wasn't panicking it was because he was miles behind the plate so so when he was up with play he was panicking and when he wasn't that in itself is a problem um but at the same time you've got oliver skipping there who you know despite only being 25 is experienced at this level you've got ranking costello who in his interview with you on the other night it's like look i want to start games i want to get the first team um you still got lloyd jones behind them so there's experience there and So it's not just Timothy Uma, but he sort of exemplified or summed up that performance yesterday, disjointed, panicked, slow, behind the play.

And that spoke for a lot of the players.