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Former Addicks striker on fire
Former Addicks striker on fire
Since that heroic 2-1 win with ten men at Bolton ‎in January, the Addicks have won just one of their thirteen games.

That win was over promotion chasing Scunthorpe at The Valley. They were involved in an entertaining 3-3 draw at Rochdale, and lost 4-3 at Shrewsbury.
In the other ten games, they have either drawn a blank or notched a single goal. The lack of a consistent scorer has been a major factor in their failure to win games.
In many of those matches – including Saturday’s trip to Peterborough – Karl Robinson’s side created enough chances to have won comfortably.
And yet goalscoring was not a problem anticipated by many when the season kicked-off. After all, Russell Slade had brought in three players who had scored 52 goals between them last season.
Ricky Holmes has contributed as expected, but a pre-season injury and other knocks since, have hampered Lee Novak’s contribution.
Last season’s League One top scorer – Nicky Ajose – was loaned back to Swindon in January.
Playing in a system that did not bring the best out of him, Ajose had ‎scored six goals in seventeen starts for Charlton.
After a sluggish start on his return to the County Ground, Ajose has now notched five goals‎ in his last seven appearances for the Robins.
‎Not so long back Swindon – along with Coventry and Chesterfield – looked dead and buried. Now they are a win away from climbing out of the relegation zone.
Shrewsbury are just two points from safety, so the teams immediately‎ above the duo will be looking nervously over their shoulders as the season nears it’s end.
The Addicks have a vital match with MK Dons at The Valley on Tuesday, followed by a visit from play-off hopefuls, Southend, on Saturday.
Four points from those games would probably be enough to ensure Charlton’s safety, six should guarantee it. But without a regular goalscorer, it will not be easy.
I wonder if Robinson regrets letting Ajose go?‎

 
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