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Charlton Cult Heroes

With so much man love going around for Yann I thought I'd start a thread on Charlton "Cult Heroes". Here's a few to get us started...

Kermit
Leaburn
Walsh
Killer
Lee
Whyte

Anyone else?
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  • oh and Mendonca of course! How could I forget him!

  • Mendonca
    Rufus
    Bonds
    Campbell
    Glover
    Hewie
    Tees
    Parker
    and of course .... Solly Solly
  • Steve Jones... oh hold on, you said "cult"
  • No Derick Hales or Keith Peacock or Eddie Fermani Shame on you!
  • No Derick Hales or Keith Peacock or Eddie Fermani Shame on you!
    Killer is there .. and as for the others .. I am chastised
  • Claus Jensen.
  • Can I offer you Brown anyone?
  • Claus Jensen.
    Ah yes! The great Dane! :-)
  • John Robinson
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  • Not sure how David Whyte makes your list, what's the thinking there ?

    Brownie and Robbo would fall under cult heroes for me.
  • Not sure how David Whyte makes your list, what's the thinking there ?

    Brownie and Robbo would fall under cult heroes for me.
    Don't really know. I guess I was just a fan thats all so to me he had a bit of that "Cult hero" status.
  • If we were to list our top 10 cult heroes I wonder how it would look? Anyone willing to have a go?
  • If we were to list our top 10 cult heroes I wonder how it would look? Anyone willing to have a go?
    Think it really depends on the generation. I've only been watching Charlton for twenty years so it would look something like:

    - Chris Powell
    - Clive Mendonca
    - Alan Curbishley
    - John Robinson
    - Steve Brown
    - Richard Rufus
    - Scott Parker
    - Andy Hunt
    - Mark Kinsella
    - Dean Kiely

    In no particular order.
  • Funnily enough Yann would be pretty high on my list even though he has only been with us for a season. I have so much love for the man!
  • Allan Simonsen was short lived as a cult figure and the cult did not attract as many members as was hoped for but those that did join will never forget him.
  • No mention of Bartram at all? I mean I never saw him play still got to respect him
  • edited July 2012
    Andy Hunt, absolutely. Pringle, anyone? Pringle must be the definition of a cult player. I thought Hunt and Pringle complimented each other very well.
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    I'll have an eighth
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  • Saša Ilić for "The Save"?
  • The bloke from Portugal, you know, the fella who wasnt enamoured by Millwall?
  • In reflection, I've always thought of a 'cult hero' as someone who wasn't always necessarily the best player or the obvious option. The likes of Mendonca are very obvious legends, but I would say someone along the lines of Kishishev or Paul Mortimer are 'cult heroes'.
  • Radostin Kishishev?
  • In reflection, I've always thought of a 'cult hero' as someone who wasn't always necessarily the best player or the obvious option. The likes of Mendonca are very obvious legends, but I would say someone along the lines of Kishishev or Paul Mortimer are 'cult heroes'.

    Agree. Bartram, Hales, Firmani are heroes but not cult heroes IMHO
  • Mark Stuart
  • Kish isn't a bad shout
  • In reflection, I've always thought of a 'cult hero' as someone who wasn't always necessarily the best player or the obvious option. The likes of Mendonca are very obvious legends, but I would say someone along the lines of Kishishev or Paul Mortimer are 'cult heroes'.
    Beat me to it! Add to that list Steve Brown who fits that bill as well (for me at least)
  • In reflection, I've always thought of a 'cult hero' as someone who wasn't always necessarily the best player or the obvious option. The likes of Mendonca are very obvious legends, but I would say someone along the lines of Kishishev or Paul Mortimer are 'cult heroes'.
    I Agree

    Cult Heroes are players Kishishev, Johnny Robinson, Gritt, Steve Brown, the sort of stalwarts who always gave 100% to the club and on the pitch, even though they weren't necessarily the greatest players we've ever had.



  • Nicky Johns
    Derek Hales
    Chris Powell
    Sam Bartram
    Keith Peacock
    Alan Curbishley
    Robert Lee
    Scott Parker
    Carl Leaburn
    Yann Kermorgant
    Richard Rufus
    Clive Mendonca
    Steve Gritt
    Steve Brown
    Derek Ufton
    Lennie Lawrence
    Jimmy Seed
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