Charlton name quiz
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I wonder if the great man himself (ie Colin) would have been able to get it without looking it up?Henry Irving said:Cheated and looked it up.
Will be impressed if anyone gets him without doing the same.
It would probably have been his first submission!
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Here's another clue. A Stoke City defender of the 1970s shared this surname. He (the 1970s player) also also played for Wolves and Port Vale.0
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Easily done - Matt Svensson was also suggested earlierLincsaddick said:
be ok if Gough ended in G (:-<)</p>Lincsaddick said:has Charlie? Gough been called? .. there was chat a while back as to whether Richard, his son ever played for us
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does he share a surname with a famous comedian?0
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never heard of him playing for CAFC lol0
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Come on then, let's have it!0
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Taxing this rather like the comedian0
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I am keeping out of this as I used Wiki, and as I say, I have never heard of him in connection with CAFC0
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I've only surmised from the last few clues on here so will let someone else say it.0
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The fat lady is singing now.
Yep, step forward one-hit wonder George Dodd
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he does not appear on the very long wiki list of CAFC players0
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good 'ol George .. who was he ?0
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Thanks for that Matt.
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Jim Davidson?0
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played in our third ever league match - the return fixture of our famous opener against Exeter. An incredibly obscure player.
So, thanks to a couple of inspired shouts I had to revise the list to 24 and the full list, in alphabetical order is
AGBOOLA
DODD
DUFFIELD
GATTING
HARMSWORTH
NELSON
NEWTON
N'GUESSAN
NIELSON
OTTO
ROSENIOR
SAUNDERS (JOHN)
SAUNDERS (RON)
SETTERS
SHIELDS
SOARES
STEPHENS
STOCKS
STURGESS
SUMMERS
THORNETT
TUTT
WHITLOW
YARDLEY
Another name game to follow in a week or so0 -
Brings back memories of the old joke...played for Charlton? Diddy? No...Doddy!!!mattaddick said:The fat lady is singing now.
Yep, step forward one-hit wonder George Dodd
Good quiz Matt (rubbish joke...soz!!)
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And what do you know? I think I missed one. In fact, I definitely missed one.
My apologies to Harry Kirk who wore our shirt eight times in 1926/27
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Bamber is turning in his grave : - )
Matt, how many Bens have played for the club
Fenton
Roberts
Hamer
Alnwick (perhaps)
Can't think of any more.0 -
Kirk was mentioned a couple of hours ago, alas no first name at the time.mattaddick said:And what do you know? I think I missed one. In fact, I definitely missed one.
My apologies to Harry Kirk who wore our shirt eight times in 1926/270 -
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Ben Thatcher0
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I think with Lincsaddick's Ben Thatcher shout, that is it Henry. Clearly (apart from Mr Fenton, a name of the 80s and 90s).Henry Irving said:Bamber is turning in his grave : - )
Matt, how many Bens have played for the club
Fenton
Roberts
Hamer
Alnwick (perhaps)
Can't think of any more.
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Cheers Matt,
I always knew I (or at least my parents) was ahead of my time.
OK, next silly question. What is the most common forename?
Robert/Michael?0 -
Another name game to follow in a week or so
As we've just signed Ben Alnwick - Charlton players who share a name with towns/cities/countries might be a good one.0 -
I raise you Matt Holland!BlackForestReds said:Another name game to follow in a week or so
As we've just signed Ben Alnwick - Charlton players who share a name with towns/cities/countries might be a good one.
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Sorry shirty5 - missed that one from youshirty5 said:
Kirk was mentioned a couple of hours ago, alas no first name at the time.mattaddick said:And what do you know? I think I missed one. In fact, I definitely missed one.
My apologies to Harry Kirk who wore our shirt eight times in 1926/27
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