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Charlton 7 v Huddersfield 6 - 21st December 1957 - Post Match Views

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  • MrOneLungMrOneLung
    Do you mind if I just get a Summers t-shirt, not sure want his name tatooed on my arse.
  • JohnnyJoeyDeeDeeJohnnyJoeyDeeDee
    MrOneLung said:

    Do you mind if I just get a Summers t-shirt, not sure want his name tatooed on my arse.

    His granddaughter Anne probably has a t-shirt range
  • lolwraylolwray
    JS worked with my father in the summers/off season (no pun intended) and he was remembered as a really decent down to earth chap ...such a tragedy that he left us so young ...although i cannot corroborate this my Dad (since died) was at the match but was so peed off he left at half time
  • TunwellsaddickTunwellsaddick
    I was there. The most exciting game of football I have ever seen; although the play-off final against Sunderland came very close.
  • TrampTramp
    I saw every game that season, except one, you are allowed to guess! I'd been off School all week and my dear old Mum felt I should not risk any sort of relapse. You can imagine the sort of relapse I suffered when the score came up on "Sports Report" and the match report that followed.
  • lolwraylolwray
    ross1 said:

    LoonyBin said:

    Henry Irving said:

    Hope someone keeps the ball so it can go in the club museum one day.

    That Hudds boss Shankly was moaning again. Loud mouth Jock knows nothing about management.


    Mr Shankly had that youngster Denis Law available and didn't pick him. Rookie error.

    Summers didn't look too chipper to me at the end of the game. I hope he's not unwell. I'd see a doctor if I was him. Nip it in the bud.
    Sorry, I do not understand this comment, unless you are referring to the serious illness he died of later, if so, seems a strange way to comment on it
    well he is called Loony Bin ! seems a bit insensitive on his part

  • Carl LeaburnCarl Leaburn
    As usual the Programme can be seen here

    https://www.flickr.com/photos/addicks7-6/7406510556

    Want to see more Charlton Programmes, then visit

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/addicks7-6/sets/
  • CatAddickCatAddick
    Carl Leaburn said:

    As usual the Programme can be seen here

    https://www.flickr.com/photos/addicks7-6/7406510556

    Want to see more Charlton Programmes, then visit

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/addicks7-6/sets/

    The thing that I always see when I look at this programme (as I've still got my Dad's copy, who *really was* there for the full 90) is that the next home league game was an interesting 11:15 k.o. against Donny on Christmas day - from another thread, I think this was the last time we played on Christmas day (and I pretty sure being told that there was a skeleton train service ;-) any of those around care to comment?)

  • ross1ross1
    Only lived up the road, so no travelling for me
  • ValleyveteranValleyveteran
    Some very witty comments on this stream, sorry I can't match them. The game is always going to generate some interest. I was at the game with some mates who were not Charlton fans themselves. Amazingly, I let them talk me into leaving with the score at 6-5 in order to catch the last two races at the greyhound track in Woolwich Road. I heard the cheers go up as we were leaving the ground at Valley Grove and then another louder one as we reached the top of Floyd Road.
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  • happyvalleyhappyvalley
    A future World Cup winner at fullback for Huddersfield.
  • tangoflashtangoflash
    ross1 said:

    LoonyBin said:

    Henry Irving said:

    Hope someone keeps the ball so it can go in the club museum one day.

    That Hudds boss Shankly was moaning again. Loud mouth Jock knows nothing about management.


    Mr Shankly had that youngster Denis Law available and didn't pick him. Rookie error.

    Summers didn't look too chipper to me at the end of the game. I hope he's not unwell. I'd see a doctor if I was him. Nip it in the bud.
    Sorry, I do not understand this comment, unless you are referring to the serious illness he died of later, if so, seems a strange way to comment on it
    Too soon?.........
  • GlassHalfFullGlassHalfFull

    At the POF, with the pens standing at 7-6, my mate turned to me and said "I like the sound of that ...."
  • stevecstevec
    I was 3 and still annoyed that my Dad didn't take me that day
  • The Prince-e-PaulThe Prince-e-Paul
    edited December 2014
    GlassHalfFull said:


    At the POF, with the pens standing at 7-6, my mate turned to me and said "I like the sound of that ...."

    I said the same to my dad. He was at both games.
  • cafcfancafcfan
    Why hasn't @plentyofshots posted up the vines of the goals yet? Come on get a grip!!!
  • WellyWelly
    Stayed till the end Buck Ryan with a diving header,only game
    to match this was Sunderland 4. 4
  • StarinnaddickStarinnaddick
    At the time Hudds were the only team ever to score six in a league game and lose. Does this still stand ?
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