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Worst Strikers to ever wear the Charlton shirt

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  • Redhenry
    Redhenry Posts: 5,361
    Alex Dyer?
  • RaplhMilne
    RaplhMilne Posts: 4,606
    When Alex Ferguson sign Ralph Milne is it was the strangest piece of businesswe had ever seen. I believe in his Autobiography he quotes it as the worst deal he ever did. Yet when Ralph joined from Dundee is was quoted he had 20 goals in Europe. No one mentioned they were ona beach in Majorca against the wife and kids.
  • charltonbob
    charltonbob Posts: 8,282
    Got to be Andy Gray for me. He would just do absolutely nothing each game. Completely ineffective.
    Maybe if your daughter had a life threatening disease & you were travelling up & down the motorways to get to see her you might not be so effective in your job either ?
  • SheffieldRed
    SheffieldRed Posts: 3,772
    When Alex Ferguson sign Ralph Milne is it was the strangest piece of businesswe had ever seen. I believe in his Autobiography he quotes it as the worst deal he ever did. Yet when Ralph joined from Dundee is was quoted he had 20 goals in Europe. No one mentioned they were ona beach in Majorca against the wife and kids.
    Joined from Dundee United, 15 goals in Europe against opposition including Monaco & Borussia Moenchengladbach.
  • TEL
    TEL Posts: 10,100
    Fleetwood, McLeod, JFH, Small, Jeffers, Gray, McCammon, Kandol, Cole, Mooney
  • cafctom
    cafctom Posts: 11,373
    Got to be Andy Gray for me. He would just do absolutely nothing each game. Completely ineffective.
    Maybe if your daughter had a life threatening disease & you were travelling up & down the motorways to get to see her you might not be so effective in your job either ?
    Maybe, though I think it's a little unnecessary for you to word it back to me like that.

    He was useless at football for us, personal reasons or not.
  • Got to be Andy Gray for me. He would just do absolutely nothing each game. Completely ineffective.
    Maybe if your daughter had a life threatening disease & you were travelling up & down the motorways to get to see her you might not be so effective in your job either ?
    Maybe, though I think it's a little unnecessary for you to word it back to me like that.

    He was useless at football for us, personal reasons or not.
    Thought his wife had a brain tumor?
  • oohaahmortimer
    oohaahmortimer Posts: 34,187
    Izale McClown
    Kakpo Sodje
    Chris Dickson
    Leon Clarke

    I don't think jeffers cost us anywhere the sort of money being mentioned above , I think his transfer was appearance based and we jogged him on before the next payment
  • Izale McClown
    Kakpo Sodje
    Chris Dickson
    Leon Clarke

    I don't think jeffers cost us anywhere the sort of money being mentioned above , I think his transfer was appearance based and we jogged him on before the next payment
    Very true, i think he only cost 500k in the end, hence the reason why he was left out completely when he returned from Rangers.
  • I thought Deon Burton was mustard in League one BUT he was awful in the Championship (apart from the Norwich game)

    Leon McKenzie failed with us, injuries and not making an impact when coming on as a sub.

    Akpo Sodje and Pawel Abbott started for us against Bournemouth Aug 2010, i think that takes some beating as a poor frontline.

    Izale McLeod, injuring his knee didnt help but 1.1m wasted on him.

    Andy Gray due to poor form, personal problems and 1.5m spent on him.





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  • daveaddick
    daveaddick Posts: 1,926
    I have to say Andy Gray regardless of injury, JFH fat and disinterested and Chris Dickson
  • Melrose
    Melrose Posts: 836
    Ralphie Milne......Oh dear. Described by Lennie Lawrence as "a power house midfielder with hot shooting boots" Um, I always reckoned we bought a pup. I'm sure he had one leg shorter than the other. An analgy to motoring terms, I'm sure we bought a write-off. Just beats Rommedhal and a few others to the most useless heap of dung i've ever had the misfortune to watch in a Charlton shirt!
  • Anybody nominating Akpo Sodje obviously wasn't at the Swindon home match where we went down to 9 men. Playing on his own upfront, he was chasing down his own knock-downs and gave their two CDs a torrid time while running himself to a standstill. The bravest forward display in 40 years of watching Charlton.
  • LenGlover
    LenGlover Posts: 31,670
    Anybody nominating Akpo Sodje obviously wasn't at the Swindon home match where we went down to 9 men. Playing on his own upfront, he was chasing down his own knock-downs and gave their two CDs a torrid time while running himself to a standstill. The bravest forward display in 40 years of watching Charlton.
    Yes he had a great game that day.

    Not the best we've had by a long chalk but by no means the worst either. I stick by my list.

  • bolloxbolder
    bolloxbolder Posts: 7,970
    David Dangerfield
  • March51
    March51 Posts: 3,256
    edited July 2012
    David Dangerfield
    Bloody hell, there's a name you never hear! Did he ever play a first team game? Came from Swindon, didn't he, with Roger Smart and,,,,, was it King Arthur in a deal for Ray Treacy? Obviously can't be certain but is this a first-ever mention?
  • oohaahmortimer
    oohaahmortimer Posts: 34,187
    kakpo couldn't kick a ball properly
    reasonable athlete but not a footballer
  • Melrose
    Melrose Posts: 836
    kakpo couldn't kick a ball properly
    reasonable athlete but not a footballer
    Maybe most of the time?, but scored a belter away at Yeovil 2 seasons ago in the pissing rain. Maybe he slipped!!!

  • Addickted4life
    Addickted4life Posts: 7,467
    Also A.Sodje scored the header against Leeds to get us into the play-offs and send The Valley crazy.
  • lolwray
    lolwray Posts: 4,910
    leon clarke,barry endean ,gordon riddickulous

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  • Ralphie Milne......Oh dear. Described by Lennie Lawrence as "a power house midfielder with hot shooting boots" Um, I always reckoned we bought a pup. I'm sure he had one leg shorter than the other. An analgy to motoring terms, I'm sure we bought a write-off. Just beats Rommedhal and a few others to the most useless heap of dung i've ever had the misfortune to watch in a Charlton shirt!
    I can remember being so excited when we signed Ralph Milne. And when we signed Andy Jones I almost wet myself! My fault for being 14/15 years of age. Watching them 'perform' back in the grim Selhurst days I learnt some valuable life lessons then about the true meaning of disappointment. When I used to get home from the game, my Mum and Dad didn't even ask if we'd won or lost. They'd just look at my face and say 'how many?'
  • BR7_addick
    BR7_addick Posts: 10,215
    Mark Mccammon and Andy Gray.
    By the way Andy Gray has been confirmed as the PL's biggest loser, lost over 60% of the games he played in for Leeds, Sunderland and Forest
  • TeeC
    TeeC Posts: 311
    David Mooney (a total wimp with absolutely nothing to his game)
    Pawel Abbott (looked overweight and unfocused from day one)
    Andy Gray (rarely do you see a football player with so few attributes)
    Marcus Bent (useless)
    JFH (wasn't good enough, and never forgave him for not celebrating that goal at Chelsea... totally disrespectful to current employer and I hate it when players do that generally)

    FYI, I started going in 1992.

    No way Leaburn should be anywhere near this list.
  • Melrose
    Melrose Posts: 836
    Ralphie Milne......Oh dear. Described by Lennie Lawrence as "a power house midfielder with hot shooting boots" Um, I always reckoned we bought a pup. I'm sure he had one leg shorter than the other. An analgy to motoring terms, I'm sure we bought a write-off. Just beats Rommedhal and a few others to the most useless heap of dung i've ever had the misfortune to watch in a Charlton shirt!
    I can remember being so excited when we signed Ralph Milne. And when we signed Andy Jones I almost wet myself! My fault for being 14/15 years of age. Watching them 'perform' back in the grim Selhurst days I learnt some valuable life lessons then about the true meaning of disappointment. When I used to get home from the game, my Mum and Dad didn't even ask if we'd won or lost. They'd just look at my face and say 'how many?'
    Good post Kielyskboots. I can really relate to your feelings. Same for me. Andy Jones tried hard, but alas just wasn't good enough. Milne....well god only knows!!!

  • BR7_addick
    BR7_addick Posts: 10,215
    Lisbie's scoring record makes Leaburn look prolific.
  • SoundAsa£
    SoundAsa£ Posts: 22,496
    Ralphie Milne......Oh dear. Described by Lennie Lawrence as "a power house midfielder with hot shooting boots" Um, I always reckoned we bought a pup. I'm sure he had one leg shorter than the other. An analgy to motoring terms, I'm sure we bought a write-off. Just beats Rommedhal and a few others to the most useless heap of dung i've ever had the misfortune to watch in a Charlton shirt!
    I can remember being so excited when we signed Ralph Milne. And when we signed Andy Jones I almost wet myself! My fault for being 14/15 years of age. Watching them 'perform' back in the grim Selhurst days I learnt some valuable life lessons then about the true meaning of disappointment. When I used to get home from the game, my Mum and Dad didn't even ask if we'd won or lost. They'd just look at my face and say 'how many?'
    PML........... reminds me of Gordon Ottershaw....Barnstoneworth United!
  • Madz
    Madz Posts: 1,004
    Dennis Bailey, Jimmy Flloyd Hasselbaink and Mike Small
  • Bedsaddick
    Bedsaddick Posts: 24,771
    Has to be Jimmy Floyd and Marcus bent. Mercenaries that just couldn't be bothered. Someone above mentioned Bradley Allen for some reason. He was a cracking little striker that was blighted by injuries. I liked Pringle too . Both had more desire than Bent or JFH ever had.
  • Melrose
    Melrose Posts: 836
    Has to be Jimmy Floyd and Marcus bent. Mercenaries that just couldn't be bothered. Someone above mentioned Bradley Allen for some reason. He was a cracking little striker that was blighted by injuries. I liked Pringle too . Both had more desire than Bent or JFH ever had.
    Pringle may have had more desire........but he was still useless!!

  • Bedsaddick
    Bedsaddick Posts: 24,771
    Has to be Jimmy Floyd and Marcus bent. Mercenaries that just couldn't be bothered. Someone above mentioned Bradley Allen for some reason. He was a cracking little striker that was blighted by injuries. I liked Pringle too . Both had more desire than Bent or JFH ever had.
    Pringle may have had more desire........but he was still useless!!


    Well i didnt think so. Scored twice as many goals as Jimmy fat boy Hasslebank. Give me a player with passion & desire who isn't any good over a player who has neither and is still no good. ( and is on 30k a week)