Johnnie Jackson celebrated his first match as permanent Charlton Athletic head coach on Saturday afternoon - but he couldn't get that tenure off to the perfect start.

After a caretaker spell which saw him win 20 points out of a possible 27, Jackson was finally named as Nigel Adkins' replacement following the urges of Addicks fans to owner Thomas Sandgaard to make it official.

Jackson could not have asked for many tougher first assignments though as he had to take his side to Plymouth Argyle - a side who despite manager Ryan Lowe leaving for Preston North End recently are a match for most in League One.

That proved to be the case on Saturday afternoon as the Pilgrims ran out 1-0 winners against Jackson's side, with the only goal of the game coming just before half-time through Kieran Agard.

It was the only goal of the game and there was plenty to pick out of it from a Charlton perspective, and some fans directed criticism at Pape Souare for his performance.

The experienced Senegalese left-back was preferred to Ben Purrington - who slotted in on the left side of a back three - at wing-back but he had a bit of a shocker all things considered.

Here is what Charlton fans had to say about him on social media following the one goal defeat.