Hey there, footie fans! Welcome back to the South London Press Football Pod – where we’ve got a hot pot of updates brewing for you today. So grab a cuppa, settle in, and let’s spill the tea on Charlton’s transfer plans, Millwall’s winning streak, and Crystal Palace’s winter window manoeuvres.

First off, let’s kick off with Charlton Athletic. The Addicks are in the market for some new blood, and we’ve got the inside scoop on potential deals for Jonson Clarke-Harris, Macaulay Gillespie, and Conor Coventry. Word on the street is that they’re gearing up for some major moves, and we’re all ears to see how it unfolds.

And talk about an adrenaline rush – Millwall has been smashing it on the pitch lately. They’ve clinched victory in their last three games and remain undefeated in five matches. We caught up with the Lions boss, Joe Edwards, to unlock the secret to their recent triumphs. It’s been an epic turnaround for the squad, and we’re on the edge of our seats to see what they have up their sleeves for the transfer window.

Next up, let’s turn our spotlight to Crystal Palace. Unfortunately, they’ve hit a bump in the road with the loss of Michael Olise. We’re keeping a close watch on how his absence will shake up Roy Hodgson’s squad. Plus, there’s been a buzz about Ronnie Edwards potentially making a move to the Eagles this winter. Will this be the game changer they’ve been praying for? Only time will reveal the truth.

But hold on to your seats – the drama doesn’t stop there! AFC Wimbledon is getting ready for life without Ali Al-Hamadi and Omar Bugiel as they gear up to face off against Ipswich in the cup. Our very own Ed is digging into how the team will cope without these key players. It’s shaping up to be a nail-biting match, and we’re itching to see how it all pans out.

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