Players that have shown the most passion for Charlton

Dave2l

Whether good or bad ability wise, who do you think has ever 'worn the shirt' with the most pride and passion throughout charlton history?

Would probably come into a few things:

1. Whether they support the club firstly as a fan.
2. Their role in the team, e.g. Captain.
3. Relationship with fans.
4. Appreciation of our history and what we stand for.
5. Work rate on the pitch.

A few names in recent history.

Dean Kiely, Chris solly, Jonnie Jackson, John Robinson, Chris Powell, Richard Rufus

Any others to add?

ME14addick

Matt Holland

gilbertfilbert

Mark Kinsella

Gravesend_Addick

Easy. Chris Powell. You can close the thread now

Addicted

Radostin Kishishev

Addickted4life

Mark Kinsella, Steve Brown.

eaststandmike

If Solly & Jackson are in there from last season surely Yann has got to be as well. The guy looks as if he prepared to lose body parts in an attempt to score for us, that is passion

Dave2l

Chris Powell is the stand out man as a player and manager yes!

LawrieAbrahams

Scott Parker (controversial!)

O-Randy-Hunt

Carlton Cole. Oh, most passion.

Steve brown

Addickted4life

TEAM OF PASSION:

Kiely
Solly Brown Rufus Powell

Kishishev Kinsella Jackson Robinson

Yann Di Canio?

I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY

Paolo Di Canio vs Portsmouth 2003

Andy Reid vs Palace 2007

ValleyGary

i know i go on about him quite a bit but i could see Pritchard being added to this list in a few years

eldavide

Rob Elliott
Bradley Pritchard

Rodex

Keith Peacock.

jakecafc

I thought Fish and Bartlett did. Luke Young maybe...

Radzinsky

Maybe not an obvious choice but i'd say Thomas Myhre, always tried to get the covered end to make noise and used to go mental when we scored, was gutted when he left

Dave2l

Darren bent to be added

Addickted4life

I always thought JFH and M.Bent tried hard...... ; )

cafcfan1990

johnny robinson. his reaction to equaliser against man utd in 3 3 draw is something I will never forget

Dave2l

Jason euell!

Addickted4life

Jorge Costa

eldavide

Steve Gritt

I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY

I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY

PeakieRocket

Simon Webster

SoundAsa£

Been mentioned already of course but Keefy Peacock springs immediately to mind, Brian Kinsey, Bob Bolder and going even further back let's not forget dear old Stuart Leary, Eddie Firmani and Derek Ufton.
More recently you can add Eddie Youds, Harry Gregory and in his own funny way, Killer!

hawksmoor

Radzinsky said:

Maybe not an obvious choice but i'd say Thomas Myhre, always tried to get the covered end to make noise and used to go mental when we scored, was gutted when he left

Good call. See, when Dowie joined, I had no idea we had a goalkeeping crisis, what with us having excellent keepers in Myhre and Andersson. So he brings in Carson on loan, knowing all along that he'd go back to Liverpool at the end of the season, and puts him straight in the team, thereby immediately alienating Mhrye and Andersson. They both ultimately thought, 'Sod this,' and left the club. Then, before you know it, we're signing Nicky bloody Weaver...

kentaddick

cafcfan1990 said:

johnny robinson. his reaction to equaliser against man utd in 3 3 draw is something I will never forget

haha he went completely ape. Definitley John Robinson for me too

bolloxbolder

Stevie Gritt

Madz

Mark Kinsella, Steve Brown, Richard Rufus, Dean Kiely, John Robinson, Yann Kermorgant, Chris Solly, Chris Powell, Rob Elliott. To name but a few.