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charlton's scottish players over the years! how many can you remember?

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  • Clem_SnideClem_Snide
    Linsey Hamilton.
  • cafcsingercafcsinger
    Micheal Stewart?
  • se9addickse9addick
    Lincsaddick said:

    se9addick said:

    Goonerhater said:

    Reid the full back .Lenny got him ,very good player from St Mirren ? took pens and scored twice in the imfamous game against Palarse when we got that piece of paper telling us we had to go to Shitouts Park

    Mark Reid ?
    He's mentioned in the very first post on here .., played over 200 games for us if I remember
    Sorry - was responding to GH's post
  • LincsaddickLincsaddick
    se9addick said:

    Lincsaddick said:

    se9addick said:

    Goonerhater said:

    Reid the full back .Lenny got him ,very good player from St Mirren ? took pens and scored twice in the imfamous game against Palarse when we got that piece of paper telling us we had to go to Shitouts Park

    Mark Reid ?
    He's mentioned in the very first post on here .., played over 200 games for us if I remember
    Sorry - was responding to GH's post
    you're forgiven ..but seriously folks .. just pointing out that on these 'list' type posts it is best to read through and check that no-one else got there first with 'the answer '.. have a nice day se9A
  • LenGloverLenGlover
    Oggy Red said:

    David Campbell (not to be confused with the Norn Iron international we signed from Forest in the 80s)

    Two David Campbells

    There's only two David Campbells
  • fossdeneboyfossdeneboy
    Starinnaddick said:

    Tommy Brown

    I went to school with his son


    A real name from the past he was I believe Scotlands youngest international (could be wartime ? )
  • PhilPhil
    I recall MacLeod who was brought in as cover but ultimately proved to be totally ineffective.
  • StarinnaddickStarinnaddick
    fossdeneboy said:

    Starinnaddick said:

    Tommy Brown

    I went to school with his son


    A real name from the past he was I believe Scotlands youngest international (could be wartime ? )
    In Jimmy Seeds book he rated Tommy his worst ever buy.
    Good player but didn't fit the system.

  • kitchenchefkitchenchef
    scott mcgliesh?
  • Richard JRichard J
    edited January 2014
    What I find fascinating is that some of our better Scots,Wright,Duff,Duffy,Reid,McLaughlin,Alan Campbell,Melrose and Walsh (although he made the bench once) were all uncapped and some of our more recent less celebrated Scots did get to wear the blue jersey.

    My attempt at a Charlton Scottish 11

    Charlie Wright , John Hewie , Mark Reid , Michael Stewart , Joe McLaughlin , Christian Dailly ,Alan Campbell, Jim Melrose , Chris Iwelumo , Colin Walsh . Chris Duffy Subs Willie Duff , Graeme Murty ,Stuart Balmer ,Jay Mceverley ,Andy Gray , John Hendry ,Ralph Milne
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  • Pedro45Pedro45
    That's not a bad little old side Richard!
  • fossdeneboyfossdeneboy
    Starinnaddick said:

    Bobby Ayre

    Was Bobby Scots or English ? he played for England at under 23 level and was born in berwick on tweed .

  • StarinnaddickStarinnaddick
    fossdeneboy said:

    Starinnaddick said:

    Bobby Ayre

    Was Bobby Scots or English ? he played for England at under 23 level and was born in berwick on tweed .

    Maybe he doesn't qualify. Berwick just over 2 miles from Scottish border.
    Most northernmost town in England.

  • willieduffwillieduff
    Willie Duff - couldn't leave him out could I!
    Sam Lawrie
    John Sneddon
    Bobby Ayre
    Matt Tees
    Alan Campbell
    Roy Mathews
    Stuart Balmer
    Mark Reid
    Charlie Wright
    John Kiers
    Greg Shields
    Charlie Gough
    Richard Gough - as a junior
    Jim Melrose
  • happyvalleyhappyvalley
    willieduff said:

    Willie Duff - couldn't leave him out could I!
    Sam Lawrie
    John Sneddon
    Bobby Ayre
    Matt Tees
    Alan Campbell
    Roy Mathews
    Stuart Balmer
    Mark Reid
    Charlie Wright
    John Kiers
    Greg Shields
    Charlie Gough
    Richard Gough - as a junior
    Jim Melrose</blockquote
    I thought Roy Matthews was English.

  • willieduffwillieduff
    As far as I remember he was Scottish. I will try to check it out.
  • willieduffwillieduff
    I stand corrected he was born in Slough - I suppose it is quite near the Scottish Border!
  • LenGloverLenGlover
    willieduff said:

    I stand corrected he was born in Slough - I suppose it is quite near the Scottish Border!

    I have a feeling he came to us originally from Arbroath though which could be why you thought he was Scottish.
  • willieduffwillieduff
    Yeah that's what threw me. Thanks Len
  • LincsaddickLincsaddick
    willieduff said:

    I stand corrected he was born in Slough - I suppose it is quite near the Scottish Border!

    at a guess and as his middle name is Henderson, Roy's parents were Scots .. and also he came to us via Scottish junior football .. (thank you Wiki)
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  • fossdeneboyfossdeneboy
    LenGlover said:

    I assume Jock Campbell was in fact a Jock.



    Didn't he take out a Turkish murderer in a match on tour once?


    I assume Len this was on the 1949 tour of Turkey where Bert Johnson refused to play on a sunday due to religious beliefs . Another scot was Eddie Marsh who was understudy to Sam Bartram in the 1940/50s .
  • StarinnaddickStarinnaddick
    fossdeneboy said:

    LenGlover said:

    I assume Jock Campbell was in fact a Jock.



    Didn't he take out a Turkish murderer in a match on tour once?


    I assume Len this was on the 1949 tour of Turkey where Bert Johnson refused to play on a sunday due to religious beliefs . Another scot was Eddie Marsh who was understudy to Sam Bartram in the 1940/50s .
    Surprised that Eddie was Scottish born. I thought he came from the Belvedere area

  • fossdeneboyfossdeneboy
    Starinnaddick said:

    fossdeneboy said:

    LenGlover said:

    I assume Jock Campbell was in fact a Jock.



    Didn't he take out a Turkish murderer in a match on tour once?


    I assume Len this was on the 1949 tour of Turkey where Bert Johnson refused to play on a sunday due to religious beliefs . Another scot was Eddie Marsh who was understudy to Sam Bartram in the 1940/50s .
    Surprised that Eddie was Scottish born. I thought he came from the Belvedere area

    Eddies dad was also a pro goalkeeper who I think was playing in scotland when eddie was born.Colin Cameron lists him as born in dundee & moveing to Hillington at 10 years of age although the rothmans book says he was born in London . Your memory is correct about the Belvedere connection as J Seed signed him from Erith & Belvedere in 1945 .
    .
  • Kenny AchampongKenny Achampong
    John MacDonald

    Three games on loan from Rangers in 1986/87, where he even partnered Melrose upfront in the memorable 3-2 win over Everton.
  • adamtheaddickadamtheaddick
    colin walsh?
  • Oggy RedOggy Red
    adamtheaddick said:

    colin walsh?

    Mentioned in the very first post on the thread, Adam.
    Sorry mate!

    ;o)

  • StarinnaddickStarinnaddick
    Doubt if any one else remembers Jimmy Walls. Big centre half we sold to Ipswich .
  • Ormiston_AddickOrmiston_Addick
    Derek Walsh, Colin's brother!

    Came on loan in late 80s.
  • smsm
    Starinnaddick said:

    Bobby Ayre

    He was English - born in Berwick upon Tweed!
  • fossdeneboyfossdeneboy
    Starinnaddick said:

    Doubt if any one else remembers Jimmy Walls. Big centre half we sold to Ipswich .

    Yes I can he was a regular in the reserve games my mum used to take me to in the early 1950s I think he also played full back .
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