Josh Edwards praised Charlton Athletic’s performance against Birmingham City, emphasizing the importance of using the 1-0 victory as a springboard for future success. The match saw the Blues suffer their first loss in League One since relegation, ending a three-game losing streak for Nathan Jones’ team. Edwards highlighted the need for consistency and maintaining the momentum gained from defeating the league leaders.
Looking ahead, Charlton faces a challenging schedule, including matches against Stockport and Wrexham, both currently above them in the standings. Edwards acknowledged that one win does not solve everything and stressed the significance of building on this victory to secure more positive results. He emphasized the team’s focus, game plan execution, and pressing tactics that led to their success against Birmingham.
Returning to the pitch after recovering from an ankle injury sustained in a previous match, Edwards reflected on the incident involving former Charlton defender Sean Clare. Despite the setback, he expressed gratitude for avoiding a serious injury and commended Godden for his clinical finish off Edwards’ long throw. The player noted his progress in regaining form and contributing to the team’s performance.
Overall, Edwards recognized the need for Charlton to maintain their standards and replicate their recent success in upcoming fixtures. He emphasized the team’s collective effort and determination to continue winning matches. As Charlton prepares for a demanding stretch of games, Edwards remains optimistic about their prospects and the potential for further achievements in the league.
