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Charlton Athletics 2019

Dave2lDave2l
in General Charlton
Historically....how are we with the 9s at the end? How do we do? What have we achieved?

I'm pretty sure 2009 wasn't very good...

1999 was a good one. A very good one indeed.

1989 I have no idea. I was born just after that season started. I'm guessing LL was in charge and we may have been ground sharing. (Please accept my apologies for my terrible general historic factual knowledge regarding Charlton)

1949, 1959,1969,1979

Tell me the stories please.

I'm guessing 49 was a pretty good year...

I'm not willing to Google. Would rather hear from the horse's mouth.

Happy new year addicks

Stick with Charlton. Keep the dream alive.

We will be back :-)

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    se9addickse9addick
    We got relegated in 1999, didn’t we?
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    Dave2lDave2l
    se9addick said:

    We got relegated in 1999, didn’t we?

    Yes but we started that season in division 1 rather well...(I made a false statement)

    I should have left that one out....Can't come back from this one...
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    CallumcafcCallumcafc
    edited January 2019
    We were relegated in 1998/98 (to Div 1) and in 2008/09 (to League 1)... only problem with this year/season ending in nine is that we are already in Div/Lg 1!

    Not a great start to this thread!
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    Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    1919.

    Started playing at a new ground between Charlton Lane and Charlton Church Lane.
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    seth plumseth plum
    se9addick said:

    We got relegated in 1999, didn’t we?

    Yeah but we put on Prince and partied.
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    shirty5shirty5
    1989. Still at Selhurst Park
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    Dave2lDave2l
    2009 parky was in charge right?

    10 years ago....

    What has happened to "time" and the dramatic rapid speed of it.
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    Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    1929

    Win our first football league promotion from division three south.

    1939

    Finish 3rd in the old first division.
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    Dave2lDave2l
    Henry Irving said:

    1929

    Win our first football league promotion from division three south.

    1939

    Finish 3rd in the old first division.

    3rd in the old 1st Division? That must have been our highest ever league finish?

    Great to hear.

    We was a good side during the II WW!!
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    alan dugdalealan dugdale
    1979 was a disaster (well the 79/80 season anyway). Hardly won a game and were relegated to what is now League One, although we did bounce straight back.
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    superclive98superclive98
    Dave2l said:

    Henry Irving said:

    1929

    Win our first football league promotion from division three south.

    1939

    Finish 3rd in the old first division.

    3rd in the old 1st Division? That must have been our highest ever league finish?

    Great to hear.

    We was a good side during the II WW!!
    We were runners-up in the league to Man City in 1936/7, our best ever finish.
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    RedChaserRedChaser
    edited January 2019
    Having been relegated from the top flight in 57 we never returned for 29 years until 86 under LL having skirted with the third tier for four seasons (72/73 to 74/75 and 80/81). Relegated from top tier 89/90, Callum has done the 99 &09 relegations.

    I'll leave an older fart than me to fill in the 48/49 details of a ninth finish in the top flight but overall the post war pattern for a year ending in a 9 during my lifetime is not good mate 😒
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    FumbluffFumbluff
    1988/89 Final “home” game of the season, we biffed Derby County 3-0 at Shithurst Park.
    Williams, Shirtliff and Andy Jones scoring, possibly all in the first half?
    I think this secured our highest finish of that top flight period of about 16th? And of course allowed us to get battered in our last away game of the season without actually caring...
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    superclive98superclive98
    Years ending in a 9 haven't been particularly kind to us. Even in 69, when we nearly got promoted back to the old Division 1, we just missed out to Palarse.
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    soapboxsamsoapboxsam
    superclive98 said:

    Years ending in a 9 haven't been particularly kind to us. Even in 69, when we nearly got promoted back to the old Division 1, we just missed out to Palarse.

    That season 69 was bitter sweet because we had some great wins including the Mighty Derby County at the valley who finished champions but Palace nicked the runners up place and only 2 went up back in the day.
    Because of the lack of ambition by the owner that side lost momentum and got relegated to the third tier 3 seasons later.
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    superclive98superclive98
    Just seen that we did actually win Division 3 South in 1929, so perhaps there is some hope after all.
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    Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    1909 won the Woolwich league
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    LenGloverLenGlover
    2009 relegated 1999 relegated (was the Prem though) 1989 survived in the top tier at Selhurst 1979 nearly relegated 3rd from bottom when two only went down 1969 Cup Run! Beat Palace at Selhurst after a replay and lost to Arsenal at Highbury. 1959 scored lots of goals but missed promotion. 1949 Boring mid table league one football because Seed had taken us as far as he could.
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    ChizzChizz
    We won our first league game of 2019.

    We lost our first league game of 2009, 1999 and 1989.
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    Dave2lDave2l
    Would it be weird if the year 2020.

    We had a home game on the 1st and 5th of January and won them both 2-0
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    _MrDick_MrDick
    I was born on 1959 so that’s a good year :smile:
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    addick05addick05
    soapboxsam said:

    superclive98 said:

    Years ending in a 9 haven't been particularly kind to us. Even in 69, when we nearly got promoted back to the old Division 1, we just missed out to Palarse.

    That season 69 was bitter sweet because we had some great wins including the Mighty Derby County at the valley who finished champions but Palace nicked the runners up place and only 2 went up back in the day.
    Because of the lack of ambition by the owner that side lost momentum and got relegated to the third tier 3 seasons later.
    Our last home game - on a balmy afternoon - was against Preston and we needed to win it. Missed two penalties and lost 1-0 but I think even if we had won Palace would still have gone up. A great season though.

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    Pedro45Pedro45
    addick05 said:

    soapboxsam said:

    superclive98 said:

    Years ending in a 9 haven't been particularly kind to us. Even in 69, when we nearly got promoted back to the old Division 1, we just missed out to Palarse.

    That season 69 was bitter sweet because we had some great wins including the Mighty Derby County at the valley who finished champions but Palace nicked the runners up place and only 2 went up back in the day.
    Because of the lack of ambition by the owner that side lost momentum and got relegated to the third tier 3 seasons later.
    Our last home game - on a balmy afternoon - was against Preston and we needed to win it. Missed two penalties and lost 1-0 but I think even if we had won Palace would still have gone up. A great season though.

    Indeed. Their goalie had an injured leg and could only dive one way - the same way that Bob Curtis always put his penalties! So he saved that one. Then Harry Gregory put the next one past the post the other way with the keeper nowhere! We went into that week needing to win our two last home games by a combined 8-0, and for Palace to lose their last three games. We won 4-0 on the Tuesday so the dream was on, but that Preston loss, and the nigels winning all three of their last games meant we missed out by six points in the end.
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