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Room 101 - Embarrassing incidents in the Club's history

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  • The "Come to The Valley and watch the opposition players" advertisement campaign.
  • The RED RED merchandising range
  • Giving David Mooney a shirt
  • Anything related to the 'Red Division'.
  • Northwich Victoria, and then Sheffield United. also Millwall 0-2 at Upton Park...I know we always lose to them but that game plumbed depths so low it was very hard to take.

    Off field I have to agree 'Mate to a Match' was cringeworthy.
  • Operation Ewood
    Operation Riverside
    Yellow Day at Forest
    Sheff Utd away cup quarter final
    Game abandoned in August due water logged pitch
    Ian Dowie
    Carson being spat on
    Nathan Prior on that Leicester? forum.
    Farcical handling of Man Ure tickets the year we took 10k in the cup
    The turnout at Wembley in 1987
    Almost every bit of club own brand merch
    Chris Tugwell
  • Interview with Curbs after last game when he was linked with westham. Begging him to say he was staying and
  • ....him failing to respond positively
  • In the Selhurst era, the programme was always full of spelling mistakes. Even our own players suffered - for example Paul Mortimer was spelt Mortimore. I seem to remember one time even the club name was misspelt Charleton. In our own programme ffs! How embarrassing is that?
  • That geezer curling one down in the park on the way to the Fulham FA Cup match a couple of years ago...
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  • The so-called "ongoing arrangement" with Liverpool to loan some of their young talent as part of the JJS sale.
    We got Nathan Eccleston and nowt else and he was F.U.
  • The Geordie Smiler
  • The so-called "ongoing arrangement" with Liverpool to loan some of their young talent as part of the JJS sale.
    We got Nathan Eccleston and nowt else and he was F.U.

    Add Inter Milan to that list.
  • When we dropped the woolwich as our sponsors (think it was the upton park share era) and bob bolder wore a keepers top that had " the woolwich " taped over.
  • The entire Andy Delort saga and fans begging an unknown to join us.

    Fans begging Diego Poyet to stay on Twitter.
  • The merchandise catalogues getting thrown on the pitch when Steve Brown was sent off for a blatant handball that he tried to hide by pretending he was injured.

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    Well can it at least get into Room 102?
  • lolwray said:

    well i guess a punch up between killer and flash on the pitch was a pretty low point

    - or a badge of honour, unique in English professional football at the time, and emulated only by Lee Bowyer's (ex-Charlton) punch-up and sending-off with his team-mate at Newcastle many years later...

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  • This summer's 'Fun Day' that ended in tears...
  • In the Selhurst era, the programme was always full of spelling mistakes. Even our own players suffered - for example Paul Mortimer was spelt Mortimore. I seem to remember one time even the club name was misspelt Charleton. In our own programme ffs! How embarrassing is that?

    I blame it all on Peter Burrowes. Or Burrows. Or Burroughs.

  • This summer's 'Fun Day' that ended in tears...

    What about last season vs Barnsley?
  • #Don'tSellYannKermorgant on twitter.

    Mind, I got caught up in the moment and was guilty myself!
  • This summer's 'Fun Day' that ended in tears...

    What about last season vs Barnsley?
    Oh, that was quite routine at the time...

  • Trying to get sand pit game vs Chelsea replayed
  • Playing at Selhurst park. I still carried on going there. (irony was we had a decent side)

    A first round full members cup match against Brimingham

    when they gave the crowd changes to the players.
  • That London Calling remix they played at halftime against Colchester. I wish i could find that now
  • The KP Crisps promotion at The Valley, circa 1985. We were each presented with a bag at the turnstiles and thrown more - over the security fence - by a bird on the touchline. We in the Covered End hurled them all back - bombarded her with cheese & onion - until she was reduced to tears and ran back to the tunnel, pausing only to turn and give us the wanker sign.

    Hang on - that wasn't an embarrassment - that was bloody good fun.
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