2010–11 Charlton Athletic F.C. season

During the 2010–11 English football season, Charlton Athletic competed in Football League One.^[2]

Charlton Athletic

2010–11 season
Manager	Phil Parkinson (until 4 January) Chris Powell (from 14 January)
Stadium	The Valley
League One	13th
FA Cup	Third round
League Cup	First round
Football League Trophy	Second round
Average home league attendance	15,582[1]
Home colours Away colours
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Results

League One

Win

Draw

Loss

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result F–A	Scorers	Attendance	Referee	Ref.
7 August 2010	Bournemouth	Home	1–0	Sodje 22'	16,236	Hegley	[3]
13 August 2010	Leyton Orient	Away	3–1	McCormack 28', Wagstaff 62', Solly 90+4'	5,535	Linington	[4]
21 August 2010	Oldham Athletic	Home	1–1	Wagstaff 24'	14,842	Shoebridge	[5]
28 August 2010	Huddersfield Town	Away	1–3	Fry 90+2'	13,858	Salisbury	[6]
4 September 2010	Exeter City	Away	0–1		5,743	Phillips	[7]
11 September 2010	Notts County	Home	1–0	Anyinsah 85'	14,436	Tierney	[8]
18 September 2010	Tranmere Rovers	Away	1–1	Wagstaff 6'	4,735	Gibbs	[9]
25 September 2010	Dagenham & Redbridge	Home	2–2	Llera 10', Jackson 90+1'	14,806	Moss	[10]
28 September 2010	Milton Keynes Dons	Home	1–0	Benson 86'	13,155	Waugh	[11]
2 October 2010	Brentford	Away	1–2	Wagstaff 74'	6,342	Penn	[12]
9 October 2010	Plymouth Argyle	Away	2–2	Benson 35', 90'	7,738	Sarginson	[13]
16 October 2010	Brighton & Hove Albion	Home	0–4		18.949	Swarbrick	[14]
23 October 2010	Carlisle United	Away	4–3	Jackson 23' Anyinsah 38' Benson 47', 90+2'	5,624	Mathieson	[15]
30 October 2010	Sheffield Wednesday	Home	1–0	Wagstaff 23'	17,365	East	[16]
2 November 2010	Swindon Town	Away	3–0	Jackson 13', Anyinsah 51', Benson 74'	7,939	Booth	[17]
13 November 2010	Peterborough United	Away	5–1	Jackson 15' pen., 36', Racon 25', Martin 38', 65'	7,477	Foster	[18]
20 November 2010	Yeovil Town	Home	3–2	Jackson 11', 85' pen., Racon 26'	15,184	Whitestone	[19]
23 November 2010	Bristol Rovers	Home	1–1	Benson 77'	13,468	Russell	[20]
12 December 2010	Walsall	Home	0–1		14,938	Pawson	[21]
29 December 2010	Brighton & Hove Albion	Away	1–1	Jackson 3' pen.	8,374	Deadman	[22]
1 January 2011	Colchester United	Away	3–3	Jackson 18' pen., 40' pen., Benson 76'	6,112	Miller	[23]
3 January 2011	Swindon Town	Home	2–4	Jackson 22', Abbott 87'	14,740	Woolmer	[24]
15 January 2011	Sheffield Wednesday	Away	2–2	Wagstaff 4', Jackson 6' pen.	19,051	Boyeson	[25]
22 January 2011	Plymouth Argyle	Home	2–0	Wagstaff 55', Eccleston 90'	16,607	Graham	[26]
1 February 2011	Colchester United	Home	1–0	Wright-Phillips 78'	13,830	Sheldrake	[27]
5 February 2011	Yeovil Town	Away	1–0	Wright-Phillips 63'	4,651	Evans	[28]
12 February 2011	Peterborough United	Home	3–2	Jackson 57', Wright-Phillips 59', Langmead 80' o.g.	15,909	Webb	[29]
15 February 2011	Hartlepool United	Away	1–2	Eccleston 54'	2,289	Rushton	[30]
19 February 2011	Exeter City	Home	1–3	Wright-Phillips 86'	24,767	Tanner	[31]
25 February 2011	Notts County	Away	0–1		8,141	Moss	[32]
1 March 2011	Carlisle United	Home	1–3	Wright-Phillips 10'	12,797	McDermid	[33]
5 March 2011	Tranmere Rovers	Home	1–1	Llera 54'	14,015	Coote	[34]
8 March 2011	Milton Keynes Dons	Away	0–2		7,026	Stroud	[35]
12 March 2011	Brentford	Home	0–1		14,985	Russell	[36]
19 March 2011	Dagenham & Redbridge	Away	1–2	Nouble 90+2'	3,505	Williamson	[37]
22 March 2011	Southampton	Home	1–1	Wright-Phillips 86'	16,550	D'Urso	[38]
26 March 2011	Bournemouth	Away	2–2	Wagstaff 28', Wright-Phillips 81'	7,752	Haywood	[39]
29 March 2011	Rochdale	Away	0–2		2,589	Ilderton	[40]
2 April 2011	Leyton Orient	Home	3–1	Benson 50', Wright-Phillips 73', Semedo 87'	15,875	Hooper	[41]
5 April 2011	Southampton	Away	0–2		20,112	Bates	[42]
9 April 2011	Oldham Athletic	Away	0–0		3,562	Wright	[43]
16 April 2011	Huddersfield Town	Home	0–1		15,879	Langford	[44]
23 April 2011	Bristol Rovers	Away	2–2	Benson 8', Reid 46'	6,586	Lewis	[45]
25 April 2011	Rochdale	Home	3–1	Racon 31', Parrett 52', Eccleston 76'	13,253	Miller	[46]
30 April 2011	Walsall	Away	0–2		5,088	Eltringham	[47]
7 May 2011	Hartlepool United	Home	0–0		15,804	Stroud	[48]

FA Cup

Win

Draw

Loss

Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result F–A	Scorers	Attendance	Referee	Ref.
First round	6 November 2010	Barnet	Away	0–0		2,684	Drysdale	[49]
First round replay	16 November 2010	Barnet	Home	1–0	Reid 18'	4,803	Wright	[50]
Second round	27 November 2010	Luton Town	Home	2–2	Anyinsah 6', Jackson 34'	8,682	Langford	[51]
Second round replay	9 December 2010	Luton Town	Away	3–1	Wagstaff 44', Anyinsah 66', Jackson 80'	5,914	Tanner	[52]
Third round	9 January 2011	Tottenham Hotspur	Away	0–3		35,698	Oliver	[53]

League Cup

Win

Draw

Loss

Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result F–A	Scorers	Attendance	Referee	Ref.
First round	10 August 2010	Shrewsbury Town	Away	3–4	Abbott 25', 28', Martin 32'	3,700	Evans	[54]

Football League Trophy

Win

Draw

Loss

Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result F–A	Scorers	Attendance	Referee	Ref.
First round	31 August 2010	Dagenham & Redbridge	Home	1–0	Racon 57'	4,630	Miller	[55]
Second round	5 October 2010	Milton Keynes Dons	Away	2–1	Abbott 53' Wagstaff 85'	3,773	Kettle	[56]
Third round	9 November 2010	Southend United	Away	1–0	Racon 27'	4,373	Hegley	[57]
Area semi-final	14 December 2010	Brentford	Away	0–0 1–3 pens.		2,783	Hill	[58]

Players

First-team squad

Squad at end of season^[59]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  IRL Rob Elliot[notes 1] 2 DF  ENG Simon Francis 3 DF  CTA Kelly Youga 4 MF  ENG Johnnie Jackson 5 DF  ESP Miguel Llera 6 DF  POR José Semedo 7 MF  ENG Scott Wagstaff 8 MF  GLP Therry Racon[notes 2] 9 FW  ENG Frank Nouble (on loan from West Ham United) 10 FW  ENG Bradley Wright-Phillips 11 MF  ENG Kyel Reid 12 DF  IRL Gary Doherty 14 MF  SCO Michael Stewart 15 DF  ENG Yado Mambo 16 MF  IRL Alan McCormack 17 FW  ENG Paul Benson 18 MF  CYP Alex Stavrinou[notes 3] 20 DF  ENG Chris Solly

No. Pos. Nation Player 21 DF  ARG Federico Bessone (on loan from Leeds United) 22 MF  ENG Dean Parrett (on loan from Tottenham Hotspur) 23 MF  ENG Joe Anyinsah 24 DF  ENG Jonathan Fortune 25 GK  ENG Ross Worner 26 MF  ENG Callum Harriott[notes 4] 27 MF  ENG Freddie Warren 29 DF  ENG Jordan Cousins 30 GK  ENG Conor Gough 31 MF  ENG Shelby Beema 32 FW  TUR Tamer Tuna[notes 5] 33 MF  ENG Lewis Perkins 34 DF  ENG Carl Jenkinson[notes 6] 36 DF  SCO Christian Dailly (captain) 38 GK  ENG John Sullivan (on loan from Millwall) 39 FW  ENG Nathan Eccleston (on loan from Liverpool) 40 GK  ENG Brandon Hall

Left club during season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 9 FW  POL Pawel Abbott[notes 7] (to Ruch Chorzów) 10 MF  ENG Lee Martin (on loan from Ipswich Town) 14 FW  ENG Akpo Sodje (to Hibernian) 19 DF  ENG Matt Fry (on loan from West Ham United)

No. Pos. Nation Player 21 GK  ENG Luke Daniels (on loan from West Bromwich Albion) 22 MF  RSA Bally Smart (to Skonto) 28 DF  NED Marcel Seip (on loan from Plymouth Argyle) 38 GK  PHI Neil Etheridge[notes 8] (on loan from Fulham)

Transfers in

Winter

• Bradley Wright-Phillips – Plymouth
• Nathan Eccleston – Liverpool
• Federico Bessone – Leeds

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Notes

1. Elliot was born in Greenwich, England, but also qualified to represent the Republic of Ireland internationally through his father and represented them at under-19 level before making his international debut for the Republic of Ireland in May 2014.
2. Racon was born in Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, France, but also qualified to represent Guadeloupe internationally and made his international debut for Guadeloupe in June 2011.
3. Stavrinou was born in Harlow, England, but also qualified to represent Cyprus internationally through his father and represented them at U-17 level.
4. Harriott was born in Croydon, England, and represented them at U-19 level, but also qualified to represent Guyana and Jamaica internationally and would make his international debut for Guyana in March 2019.
5. Tuna was born in Bexley, England, but also qualified to represent Turkey internationally and represented them at U-19 level.
6. Jenkinson was born in Harlow, England, and represented them at U-17 and U-21 level, but also qualified to represent Finland through his mother and represented them at U-19 and U-21 level before making his international debut for England in November 2012.
7. Abbott was born in York, England, but also qualified to represent Poland internationally through his mother and represented them at U-21 level.
8. Etheridge was born in Enfield, England, and represented them at U-16 level, but also qualified to represent the Philippines through his mother and made his international debut for the Philippines in May 2008.

External links

• Charlton Athletic match record: 2011 at 11v11.com