Lyndon Dykes underlines status as number one Charlton Athletic striker pick - clinical finish earned a point in a team display badly devoid of quality

Australian-born forward stays hungry and made the most of the meagre scraps he fed off at West Bromwich Albion

Lyndon Dykes celebrates his goal against West Brom/Picture: Kyle Andrews

It was all about time on Tuesday night at The Hawthorns.

Or make that Tiime. Lyndon Dykes celebrated his second goal in Charlton Athletic colours with a celebration that saw him make the letter T with his hands - dedicating a cool and crucial finish to his son, celebrating his eighth birthday but unwell with a sickness bug.

The result, a 1-1 draw in which the Addicks were deeply unconvincing, meant it was time up for West Brom head coach Eric Ramsay, who had only been in the job since January 11. The 34-year-old barely had the chance to unpack prized possessions on his work desk before getting the boot. There was definitely no need to dust afterwards.