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RIP Maltese Gerry

CH4RLTONCH4RLTON
edited June 2017 in General Charlton
A life long Charlton fan , and a great character held a season ticket for years and went most away games ..even attened home games when he lived in Malta , Gerard Di Mato has passed away at the age of 81 I'm some on here will have known him he was a close friend of my family.
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    BaldybonceBaldybonce
    Knew him from games but never realised he was that old.
    Proper Charlton.
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    cabblescabbles
    I think my dad and @The31YearMan knew him from back in the day. Sad news - RIP
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    BedsaddickBedsaddick
    RIP

    Is that the guy who always wore the flat cap?
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    CH4RLTONCH4RLTON
    Maltese Paul pace wore the flat Cap jetry was his mate
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    GoonerhaterGoonerhater
    edited June 2017
    shit sad news. always smiling hard for a Charlton fan.wouldn't have thought he was that age

    RIP
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    BedsaddickBedsaddick
    CH4RLTON said:

    Maltese Paul pace wore the flat Cap jetry was his mate

    Thanks. RIP Maltese Jerry
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    cabblescabbles
    It is who I'm thinking of. Wore a syrup. Again RIP, my old man and uncle remember him from the 70s

    we (my dad, 31 year man and @j_lo) have annual close season curry night on 23rd of June

    Will be sure to raise a glass
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    SolidgoneSolidgone
    RIP
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    j_loj_lo
    Sad news.. I remember Jerry from games back in the 70's. He was always upbeat and had a smile on his face. I spoke to him briefly a few months ago at the Valley which must have been his last game - RIP.
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    Cardinal SinCardinal Sin
    RIP - remember him well from his days accompanying Paul Pace home and away.
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    Covered EndCovered End
    RIP Maltese Jerry.

    I know Maltese Paul (Paul Pace ? ).

    I can't picture Jerry. A photo would be nice if the family thought it appropriate.
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    The31YearManThe31YearMan
    First remember Jerry from our memorable 5-4 win over Chesterfield in the 1970's. His boy use to accompany him on all the away trips bunking off from school. Loved his Charlton. Genuine nice man. Rest in Peace Jerry.
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    LincsaddickLincsaddick
    R I P
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    northstandstevenorthstandsteve
    RIP, as Covered End said remember Maltese Paul , would probably recognise him if I saw a photo
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    uie2uie2
    RIP Jerry
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    CH4RLTONCH4RLTON
    cabbles said:

    It is who I'm thinking of. Wore a syrup. Again RIP, my old man and uncle remember him from the 70s

    we (my dad, 31 year man and @j_lo) have annual close season curry night on 23rd of June

    Will be sure to raise a glass

    Yes thats him fantastic hair piece
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    IsawsummersplayIsawsummersplay
    edited June 2017
    Very sad news. Gerry, his son young Gerard, and Paul Pace, along with Paul's wife, were regular fixtures at away games, and always good company. RIP Gerry, gone but never forgotten.
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    WorthingredWorthingred
    Remember those guys well from the 70s. Familiar faces home and away. RIP
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    Brendan_O_ConnellBrendan_O_Connell
    RIP
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    stonemusestonemuse
    Remember him from 70's away games. RIP
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    charltonbobcharltonbob
    Think I knew him back in the 70s, was he shortish, rotund, with a mop of unruly black hair spreading out from under his cap, always had a big grin ?

    RIP Gerry
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    CyrilDaviesCyrilDavies
    I've probably got the wrong person. Did he pick up Lewis coaches in Battersea, along with Vince, during the 70s?..
    Son, played Gk, for youth team?.
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    Weegie AddickWeegie Addick
    RIP
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    cabblescabbles
    CyrilDavies said:

    I've probably got the wrong person. Did he pick up Lewis coaches in Battersea, along with Vince, during the 70s?..
    Son, played Gk, for youth team?.

    If you and @The31YearMan were on talking terms you could ask him. But you orchestrated a campaign of terror against him on the DJ coach because he got the Trust coach to Oxford. He still has night terrors at what a pariah he has become :wink:
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    ElfsborgAddickElfsborgAddick
    cabbles said:

    CyrilDavies said:

    I've probably got the wrong person. Did he pick up Lewis coaches in Battersea, along with Vince, during the 70s?..
    Son, played Gk, for youth team?.

    If you and @The31YearMan were on talking terms you could ask him. But you orchestrated a campaign of terror against him on the DJ coach because he got the Trust coach to Oxford. He still has night terrors at what a pariah he has become :wink:
    "We want Cyril out!"
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    cabblescabbles
    ElfsborgAddick said:

    cabbles said:

    CyrilDavies said:

    I've probably got the wrong person. Did he pick up Lewis coaches in Battersea, along with Vince, during the 70s?..
    Son, played Gk, for youth team?.

    If you and @The31YearMan were on talking terms you could ask him. But you orchestrated a campaign of terror against him on the DJ coach because he got the Trust coach to Oxford. He still has night terrors at what a pariah he has become :wink:
    "We want Cyril out!"
    :-) I'm a big fan of Cyril really.
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    cliveclive
    CyrilDavies said:

    I've probably got the wrong person. Did he pick up Lewis coaches in Battersea, along with Vince, during the 70s?..
    Son, played Gk, for youth team?.

    He used to stand near the half-way line on the east terrace near the the front in the 70's & i think was from the Battersea area, his son was a goalkeeper & may have played for the youth team.
    He travelled by train in the late 70's,early 80's to away games.I think he may have been an organiser of Valley away train travel with or after Mick Walker packed it in.

    RIP Gerry.
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    TELTEL
    RIP Gerry, Knew him from games but not personally.....Does Maltese Paul still go? Saw him and his flat cap at Sellout games.
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    HastingsaddickHastingsaddick
    RIP...remember him and his mate from late 70's/early 80's.
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