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Greatest Charlton Moment, not Orchestrated by as Charlton Player/s

JollyRobinJollyRobin
edited August 2009 in General Charlton
Has to be for me the 3-1 win over Sunderland, in which they scored 3 own goals. Any other great Charlton moments where we weren't actually the instigators?

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  • Big WilliamBig William
    Jim Tolmies own goal at Carlise. Rolled it in the bottom corner from 30 yards under no pressure whatsoever...!
  • AddicktedAddickted
    Agree with Bill. 2-0 down, great own goal, went onto win 2-3.

    Great drive up and back eh BW? ;-)
  • AddicktedAddickted
    How about Gurnham Singh's two penalty decisions against Norwich a couple of years back?
  • cafcdan18cafcdan18
    Richard Wrights own goal in November 2001 has to be up there?
  • SimonsenSimonsen
    Tolmie's own goal was great....an accurate, low velocity daisy cutter.

    Colchester's own goal to give us the most undeserved 1-0 FA Cup Win in 1984. Not a Charlton player within 20 yards of the scorer.
  • fatrobfatrob
    Stewart Robson og when he played for west ham header in the top corner
  • Six-a-bag-of-nutsSix-a-bag-of-nuts
    How about Van Der Sar rolling the ball to Melville who underhits the retun pass under zero pressure; and both leaving the ball for each other as JJ nips in to score against Fulham a few years back
  • Big WilliamBig William
    [quote][cite]Posted By: Addickted[/cite]Agree with Bill. 2-0 down, great own goal, went onto win 2-3.

    Great drive up and back eh BW? ;-)[/quote]

    After 23 years I think we can reveal CAFC's promotion that day was down to our "twice round the roundabout" lucky omen which paid off handsomely- I'm still waiting for a thank you letter from Lennie.
  • J BLOCKJ BLOCK
    Last minute goal against Pompey on the first game of the season ball hit the post then went in off the keeper.
  • theeenorththeeenorth
    Tolmie was quality as was the drink in the beehive before the game. However Aizlewood ducking at St. Andrew's for me everytime.
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  • Tommy DowlingTommy Dowling
    Jason van Blerk's thunderbolt of an own goal when playing for Man City at the Valley- made much sweeter as he was previously with Millwall.
  • GoonerhaterGoonerhater
    sorry but your all miles away. Has to be one dark night in Woolwich when 100 or so people packed a council hall to hear that the club would be returning to its home.You could say (and be 100% right) that there was light at a very long long tunnel after that anouncement. No players involved in that.

    as a great man said " never have so many owed so much to so few" --------(and i dont mean the CAFC Board!)
  • AlgarveaddickAlgarveaddick
    Away at Notts Co manys years back when their penalty almost hit the roof of the stand behind the goal.
  • TELTEL
    Tolmie stands out as Ive never really seen anything like it since...that was a really good day out too. But GH is right Woolwich Town Hall has to be tops
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  • SimonsenSimonsen
    Algarve.....the Notts Co. penalty.....brilliant....went almost vertical!!!! Made up for losing 2-0.
  • wickfordwickford
    Nicky Weaver's finest hour!
  • AlgarveaddickAlgarveaddick
    [cite]Posted By: Simonsen[/cite]Algarve.....the Notts Co. penalty.....brilliant....went almost vertical!!!! Made up for losing 2-0.

    Glad someone else remembered it!
  • TELTEL
    Yep that was a classic Rhino....thought it was a Saturday game though.....I did a midweek when I think we lost 2-1 at Maine Road.....early mid 90's
  • Stuart_the_RedStuart_the_Red
    [quote][cite]Posted By: rhinosvalley[/cite]Manchester City Away midweek at their old ground....I think we was 3-1 at the time near the end of the game Charlton cleared the ball up the field, and I think it was their goalie came rushing out of his goal to stick it back up the field - gave it a good kick and I think Claus Jensen jumped/stuck a foot out and deflected the ball right over the goalie and flew back into a emmpty net to make it 4-1......was brilliant at the time and it was a complete freak but it was so good to shut those City supporters behind the goal...............[/quote]

    This my favourite one as well.
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  • March51March51
    Danny Dichio's miss in the play-off Final which would surely have sealed it for Sunderland (or would it?).
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    edited August 2009
    The fat woman on the pitch at half time v Palace in 2000 turning round and asking us to be quiet.

    The VFR against Spurs when we went down.
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