Saturday 9th December 2000.
Charlton Athletic 3 (1) (Bartlett 10 79, Robinson 85) Manchester United 3 (2) (Giggs 42, Solskjaer 43, Keane 66). The Valley. Att: 20,043
Charlton: Kiely, Kishishev (Konchesky 88), Rufus, Fish, Powell, Stuart, Jensen, Kinsella, Salako (Robinson 68), Bartlett (Svensson 87), Johansson. Unused subs: Brown, Caig.
Man Utd: Van der Gouw, P Neville, G Neville, Brown, Silvestre, Beckham (Sheringham 74), Keane (Greening 71), Butt, Chadwick (Scholes 60), Giggs, Solskjaer. Unused subs: Irwin, Rachubka.
Referee: Steve Lodge (Barnsley)
Johansson finished top scorer with 14 goals from 29(4) appearences, an impressive return. Bartletts figures were also good with 7 goals from 18(2).
Charlton finished 9th with a home record of 11 wins, 5 draws and just 3 defeats.
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who prodded home...Gutted. An incredible game though.
And Robbo's expressiom whem he scored- he was almost crying with joy!
give me games like this against proper footballing teams over anything we'll ever get in the championship... onwards and upwards WE MUST GO !!
A fantastic end to end game - we completely outplayed them for the first 20 mins, but then they woke up. If that Giggs shot had gone in (and it was SO close), that would have been the best goal ever. Most teams would have been killed off by them getting two right on half time, but we even let them have another one before the great comeback. One of those times when a draw definitely felt like a victory.
He was trying to out Beckham Beckham's goal against Wimbledon, and you are right it would have been better.
Also thought we had signed something special in Bartlett, though i maintain that after this we never really played to his strengths.
Give me two or three of these a season rather than beating (and losing to) dross teams week in and out.
I think both of us got injuries in the mad hysterical melee after Robbo's equaliser.
He is a total football nut now and absolutely devoted to CAFC. He has a passion for the club which I find both strange and appealing at the same time.
He cannot wait to leave his old man in the East and join all you nutters in the North soon
A couple of years and he’ll be up there with his mates and doing all the Aways too. I can’t wait, I can get my Saturdays back, watching the racing and GSS.
Wonderfull stuff.
Steve...possibly the best game at the Valley in our lifetime mate!
;-)