If you had to name one Charlton icon, who would it be?

RodneyCharltonTrotta

Riviera said:

Has to be Killer. He put Charlton on my map.

You think Charlton is in east London...you need a new map :-)

up_the_valley

blackpool72 said:

up_the_valley said:

North Stand should be named after Curbishley. West after Bartram.

Bogs after gobshite

Bit harsh. He brought some good players to the club, who may well take us forward.

Addick Addict

Keith Peacock - made his debut 56 years ago and still around now.

swords_alive

Lennie

rememberbillybonds

Curbishley

bexleyaddick

Have to agree with AA, for sheer longevity and loyalty, Keith Peacock.

Karim_myBagheri

Leaburn

Wellingtentioned

Sue parkes

Penfolds Perm

Keef
Killer
Mendonca
Curbs
SCP

Been thinking about it for a while now and it's a tough choice but I think its got to be Curbs. (praps)

Dazzler21

Clive Mendonca

Karim_myBagheri

Karim_myBagheri said:

Leaburn

na, he was a good player but for me in my lifetime...

Johnny Robinson

he gave it his all every game. he might not have been the most technically gifted player but his passion always made up for it.

ElfsborgAddick

Lennie is THE man.

Pringle

Kim Grant

Redrobo

Keith Peacock by a country mile.

Given his whole life to our club.

alan dugdale

Derek Killer Hales.

MuttleyCAFC

Derek Hales for me.

rememberbillybonds

Roger Alwen needs a mention, the figurehead who got us back to the Valley.

SuedeAdidas

Seb

Bedsaddick

Has to be Killer

lolwray

Killer

sunbury-addick

Difficult for me, only two contenders, heart says Killer, brain says Curbs

thewolfboy

Firmani

red10

KP for me, almost should be a lifetime achievement award given the longevity of his connection with the club.

mid_life_crisis

Chris Powell

addickfanatic

Curbs

Addickted2U

Derek Ufton for me - legend and my first proper football coach (I was at school with his 2 sons, so that was convenient!)

ricky_otto

Marcel Seip.

Starinnaddick

I know i'm an oldie but you young uns don 't realise how great Bartram was.

drewman

cafctom said:

In the eyes of the wider footballing world it is Alan Curbishley. Get into any conversation with a neutral and he is the name they bring up.

The excellent stadium we have is largely down to the success he brought us.

He was there in our most important time when we moved back to The Valley, and he was there to take the story full circle by winning the most thrilling game in Wembley Stadium history and making us a Premier League force.

If you list the top 50 Charlton players of all time, he managed a lot of them.

My personal favourite Charlton 'character' is Chris Powell, by a long way. But without Curbs, he may have never even played a game for Charlton let alone become a Charlton legend.

Same goes for Mendonca, Kinsella, Kiely, Parker, Robinson, Hunt, Bent, Brown, Rufus - the list goes on.

We had players represent the England team under Alan Curbishley

The fact he doesn't have a stand named after him is baffling. Nobody is likely to repeat that sort of success for us over such a long period in the same way.

He is Mr Charlton.

I would support having a stand named after Curbs. Maybe something for us to consider when we no longer have to fight for the club itself.

Solidgone

Dick Tydeman