As it is FA Cup weekend even if we are "concentrating on the league" this year.
1. Who was the last Charlton player to manage an FA Cup final team?
2. Which team did Charlton lose to in an FA cup tie but still knocked them out?
3. Who scored Charlton's goals the last time we played in the 2nd round of the FA Cup?
4. Name the opposition and the team in the first FA Cup game played "back at the Valley"
5. Who were Charlton's first FA Cup opponents when we were a Premiership team?
6. Which former Charlton player gave his FA cup final runners up medal to his father?
7. What unusual event happened in both Charlton's cup finals?
8. Of the total number of FA Cup final wins by Charlton, Palace and Millwall what percentage have been won by Charlton?
9. When Charlton played Palace in the FA Cup in 1969 what the aggregate crowd (to the nearest 1,000) in both the first game at the Valley and the replay?
10. What was the name of the Ground where Charlton played Harlow in 1980?
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I was actually at both games, and have always remembered the crowd figures ... although valley crowd in reality was much higher
Was at the home game. Too young for midweek away games then (8)
Correct
Not letting you have that ; - )
Lady Irving ran there (in the hurdles, not the hoolie sense) and refers to it by it's address.
Nope.
lol, must be Chris Duffy then
5 Blackburn Rovers
Bonus point if you can say who the ground is named after without using Google.
Tricky is banned from answering.
It's named after Edna Hammarskjod, who was a famous Tea Lady in the area.
Sorry, should have said correct.
Both right
Nope. Scored in the first round but not the second. Looking for two names.
You're way off. Need to come at it from the other side of the question.
Correct v Bournemouth
Just 6 to get and that's the only one you can't look up in Home and Away. I wonder ; - )
By the way, as a North East Hertfordshire resident, the vicinity of Harlow is well-known to me. OK, it is in Essex, but it's just across the border. The ground was known as the Harlow Sportscentre and it is situated on Hammarskjold Road ... named after Dag Hammarskjold, former UN Secretary as I recall.
Harlow FC now play a fair way from the old ground. They built a dry ski slope near the old one, and houses now.
For those of you who have never visited Harlow .... don't.
My nephew and nieces, who grew up in Bishops Stortford use "a bit Harlow" as an insult ; - )
Please enlighten!
Some rounds in 45/46 were played over 2 legs including the Fulham game.
Henry was there he'll confirm :-)