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And The Worst Charlton Player You've Seen Play For Charlton Is?

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  • Sam Bartram - 623 appearances and no goals.  The stats speak for themselves.


    I think he once took a penalty , hit the bar and then had to run back to clear his own line
    He did 16th February 1946, as this young Brummie testifies:  http://brianwilliams.org.uk/diary/1946.html
  • For huge waste of wages vs poor effort, slowness, being out of condition and lack of end of product, miserableness and holding Charlton players back coming through the ranks, it has got to be Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink.




  • Have to agree with the Faye / Traore / Hasselbank school of thought.......though Andy Jones used to drive me bloody mad with his inability to hit a barn door at six yards! At least he was trying I suppose.
  • 185 posts to read through, when the answer is simple FRANCIS is a fooking donkey end of, please close this thread now, what a wank**.
  • edited May 2011

    Andy Reid annoys the hell out of me because he didn't do anything, just looked like he might.  Then he quit the club having done nothing more than get relegated.


    Strongly, strongly disagree with this! Can't believe his name has been mentioned on this thread! He was a superb creator great vision and passer and his departure tore up our promotion chances. We were sat in the play offs with an outside chance of automatic promotion in January, then he got injured and we managed to put in a couple of reasonable performances without him so Pards decided that "we could cope without him" (albeit potentially under pressure from above to cash in), which (to me at least) was clearly even at the time a huge error. We couldn't create anything without him and hence we careered down the table and finished well adrift of the play offs.

    I loved watching Reidy. Great passion, there was a picture of him celebrating with Todorov after he scored the winner at Palace, he looked like he was going as mad as the rest of us! Obviously he was injury prone which we knew when we signed him, but I really rated him - a real creator, somebody he can do something with the balll, is what we have been missing since he left in my opinion, even more than a competent finisher up front.
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  • Andy Reid annoys the hell out of me because he didn't do anything, just looked like he might.  Then he quit the club having done nothing more than get relegated.


    Strongly, strongly disagree with this! Can't believe his name has been mentioned on this thread! He was a superb creator great vision and passer and his departure tore up our promotion chances. We were sat in the play offs with an outside chance of automatic promotion in January, then he got injured and we managed to put in a couple of reasonable performances without him so Pards decided that "we could cope without him" (albeit potentially under pressure from above to cash in), which (to me at least) was clearly even at the time a huge error. We couldn't create anything without him and hence we careered down the table and finished well adrift of the play offs.

    I loved watching Reidy. Great passion, there was a picture of him celebrating with Todorov after he scored the winner at Palace, he looked like he was going as mad as the rest of us! Obviously he was injury prone which we knew when we signed him, but I really rated him - a real creator, somebody he can do something with the balll, is what we have been missing since he left in my opinion, even more than a competent finisher up front.
    Agreed. It's nonsense to mention the likes of Reid.
    Always looked slightly overweight, but it didn't seem to hamper his effectiveness.
    A seriously good player.
  • Tony Burman
  • Tony Burman
    Not if you saw his debut at the Den on Boxing Day. Filling Deadly Derek's boots (just sold to Derby County) Tony scored a late equalizer.
  • Derek Hales was more than happy to tell anyone who would listen last week that the the Danish lads we signed in the 70s were the worst he had seen.
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  • edited June 2011
    Derek Hales was more than happy to tell anyone who would listen last week that the the Danish lads we signed in the 70s were the worst he had seen.




    I thank you. If you scroll back I said Viggo Jacobsen   !

    The other Danish guy was centre forward Johnny Oosterguard (sp), he wasn't great, but not the worst. Jacobsen was ! Worst player since 1972 anyway.

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