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Best crosser of the ball at Charlton

I'm trying think of a winger who could cross a ball well over the years and I'm struggling. I can think of some full backs but after Sam Lawrie who has been consistently good. How long before Len Glover replies?
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  • COLIN POWELL. He could cross the ball from one side of the pitch to ther other without backlift. It may sound easy, try it!!!!
  • Richard Rufus was the best guy with crosses
  • Andy Todd got quite cross once or twice.. Deano, Deano..

    :)
  • Tony Towner, Martin Robinson, Carl Harris ? Err I am joking of course Robert Lee wasn't Bad though.
  • Often played supposedly wide, Graham Stuart could put a very good ball in as well
  • I thought I would beat Len to it!

    Lenny Glover was a great winger and a superb crosser of the ball!

    He was my favourite player when I was a kid.
  • Mark Robson was pretty decent.

    Used to love John Salako's crosses as well. He'd try from wherever he was on the pitch. Half way line? Doesn't matter, cross it!!
  • When Robson and Robinson played together, swapped wings etc it was great.
  • bryan hughes.....
  • [cite]Posted By: ross[/cite]bryan hughes.....

    especially his last corner at the Valley! ;-)
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  • thats got to go into "best sporting moments" thread. it was so funny and the chorus of "Hughesy" after was brilliant
  • Of course, Mike Kenning could speed past the full backs, but the crosses were a bit random. Bob Curtis could always knock in a good ball. Now, what about Ralph Milne?
  • I never saw Len Glover play. Keefy Peacock was an excellent crosser, both when he played as a winger and then from midfield positions. Powell was good as well
  • Two full-backs spring to mind for me. Johnny Humphrey and Sir Chris Powell.
  • Colin Walsh.
  • Good call - Colin Walsh is a good choice
  • Ooh aah Mortimer
  • What happened with Hughes' corner, I never saw any footage?
  • It went straight out of play after about 3 yards!
  • Briliant,

    Came over to take a corner in front of the north-east quadrant- got a round of applause, think he clapped back, put the ball on the D went to take it, must have slipped a bit, (but not much) as he took it and the ball just went behind for a goal kick to shouts of "Hughsie- Hughsie"

    Very very funny.
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  • the season we won promotion and left the valley,i seem to remember a certain Mr Curbishley putting in some great crosses for John Pearson
  • as a 20 year old, in my era i would have to say robinson and newton, shaun used to put some cracking crosses in!!!
  • what about old ralphie Milne
  • Danielle Lloyd

    :0)
  • In my era its gotta be Di Canio. In fact, he's probably the best player we've had down here in my time too.
  • Robert Lee was good, Graham Stuart was pretty accurate Paulo was sublime.

    Johnny umph was one of the better full backs at crossing we've had.

    Bowyer whipped a ball in well too
  • John Barnes in his brief spell took a nice corner.
  • well it wasn't feckin Rommendahl was it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • easy - Colin Walsh
  • Not quite on topic - but best crosser who we've played AGAINST this season:

    Chris Brunt at West Brom .....we've conceded goals from 3 of his pinpoint crosses.
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