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The 200 Club

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Jacko has been stuck on 198 competitive appearances for us since about February or March. Two more will bring him up to the 200 obviously. I'm wracking my brains to find out who the last Charlton player to reach 200 appearances for the club was. Must be a while back. I reckon it could possibly be Chris Powell. But I stand to be corrected on that.

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  • cafctomcafctom
    If you're including cup games, then it will be Matt Holland I think.
  • kings hill addickkings hill addick
    I would have thought that John Fortune made 200 appearances and he was probably the last player to play for us that did so as he was involved, briefly, in League 1.
  • kings hill addickkings hill addick
    My mistake he only played for us 181 times.
  • cabblescabbles
    JJ only needs 2 more goals to get to 50 for us as well I believe
  • roseandcrownroseandcrown
    Semedo must of been close?
  • ChicagoAddickChicagoAddick
    Semedo 151.
  • ChicagoAddickChicagoAddick
    Think it was Holland & Powell, the last two.
  • The Red RobinThe Red Robin
    cafctom said:

    If you're including cup games, then it will be Matt Holland I think.

    191

    Solly is on 162 so isn't too far away.
  • bobcafc7bobcafc7
    Jason Euell ?
  • MrOneLungMrOneLung
    Kiely ?
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  • LargeAddickLargeAddick
    John Robinson?
  • The Red RobinThe Red Robin
    bobcafc7 said:

    Jason Euell ?

    150
    MrOneLung said:

    Kiely ?

    222
    LargeAddick said:

    John Robinson?

    332
  • se9addickse9addick
    So is it Keily then ? He joined after Powell so presumably reached 200 after him ?
  • Dazzler21Dazzler21
    se9addick said:

    So is it Keily then ? He joined after Powell so presumably reached 200 after him ?

    I think Powell got his in his 2nd or 3rd spell.
  • LenGloverLenGlover
    I'm pretty sure Kish got to 200 total appearances and he left at the end of 2006-2007 season the year we were relegated from the Prem.

    The question is therefore whether or not anybody has passed 200 appearances since then.

    I'd say Chris Powell would have got there before then as he was not a regular towards the end of his time so Matt Holland is probably the most recent I'd say if it is not Kish.
  • cafctomcafctom
    The Red Robin said:

    cafctom said:

    If you're including cup games, then it will be Matt Holland I think.

    191

    Solly is on 162 so isn't too far away.
    Again, Matt Holland played 191 league games. If you include cup games it goes beyond 200. 215 to be exact.
  • se9addickse9addick
    cafctom said:

    The Red Robin said:

    cafctom said:

    If you're including cup games, then it will be Matt Holland I think.

    191

    Solly is on 162 so isn't too far away.
    Again, Matt Holland played 191 league games. If you include cup games it goes beyond 200. 215 to be exact.
    That has to count, any competitive (I.e non friendly) should be the criteria.

    Do sub appearances count ?
  • LenGloverLenGlover
    se9addick said:

    cafctom said:

    The Red Robin said:

    cafctom said:

    If you're including cup games, then it will be Matt Holland I think.

    191

    Solly is on 162 so isn't too far away.
    Again, Matt Holland played 191 league games. If you include cup games it goes beyond 200. 215 to be exact.
    That has to count, any competitive (I.e non friendly) should be the criteria.

    Do sub appearances count ?
    If he played 215 then Holland would have hit 200 later than Kish.

    Kish is the most recent Charlton player to have played 200 matches in total whilst the club were in the top flight I reckon.
  • FiiishFiiish
    Could Piotr Parzyszek become the first Charlton player to fail to complete 90 minutes in a Charlton shirt and the team completes 200 matches whilst he has a Charlton contract?
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  • StigStig
    If I've got this right (I'd welcome and amendments if any of these are wrong), there are 65 players in the 200 Club. They are listed here in reverse order of debuts:

    Matthew Rhys HOLLAND, 17/08/2003, 215
    Jonathan Jay FORTUNE, 18/08/2001, 216
    Luke Paul YOUNG, 18/08/2001, 208
    Radostin Prodanov KISHISHEV, 19/08/2000, 200
    Dean Lawrence KIELY, 07/08/1999, 248
    Christopher George Robin POWELL, 15/08/1998, 270
    Mark Anthony James KINSELLA, 28/09/1996, 226
    Richard Raymond RUFUS, 29/10/1994, 324
    Shaun O'Neill NEWTON, 01/05/1993, 285
    John Robert Campbell ROBINSON, 15/09/1992, 382
    Steven Byron BROWN, 21/09/1991, 283
    Garry Paul NELSON, 18/08/1991, 222
    Stuart Murray BALMER, 15/09/1990, 263
    Scott Christopher MINTO, 08/11/1988, 205
    Darren Edward James PITCHER, 27/09/1988, 204
    Paul Henry, MORTIMER, 07/11/1987, 225
    Carl Winston, LEABURN, 24/03/1987, 376
    Robert John BOLDER, 15/11/1986, 296
    Andrew Michael PEAKE, 13/09/1986, 212
    Colin David WALSH, 13/09/1986, 291
    John HUMPHREY, 31/08/1985, 267
    Mark REID, 17/08/1985, 250
    Robert Martin LEE, 10/03/1984, 343
    Nicholas Paul 'Nicky' JOHNS, 15/01/1979, 322
    Martin John ROBINSON, 25/02/1978, 256
    Stephen John 'Steve' GRITT, 27/08/1977, 435
    Leslie Dennis 'Les' BERRY, 11/10/1975, 396
    Derek David HALES, 11/09/1973, 368
    Colin David POWELL, 20/01/1973, 358
    Michael Anthony FLANAGAN, 05/10/1971, 396
    Philip Roy WARMAN, 10/01/1970, 364
    Robert Dennis 'Bob' CURTIS, 11/03/1967, 372
    Peter John REEVES, 18/05/1966, 294
    Charles George 'Charlie', WRIGHT, 16/04/1966, 209
    Alan James CAMPBELL, 21/08/1965, 214
    Michael John KENNING, 03/11/1962, 238
    Keith Aubrey PEACOCK 22/08/1962, 591
    Brian Thomas TOCKNELL, 27/08/1960, 220
    John David SEWELL, 12/01/1957, 204
    William DUFF, 15/12/1956, 231
    Samuel LAWRIE, 24/11/1956, 208
    Brian Robert KINSEY, 27/10/1956, 418
    Donald Edward 'Don' TOWNSEND, 30/08/1954, 268
    Stuart Edward LEARY, 01/12/1951, 403
    John Davidson HEWIE, 25/08/1951, 530
    Cyril Samuel HAMMOND, 04/11/1950, 208
    Derek Gilbert UFTON, 12/11/1949, 277
    William Edward 'Billy' KIERNAN, 22/10/1949, 401
    Charles John VAUGHAN, 22/03/1947, 238
    Benjamin Robert Vincent 'Benny' FENTON, 18/01/1947, 275
    James 'Jock' CAMPBELL, 11/01/1947, 276
    Frank William LOCK, 04/01/1947, 230
    Gordon HURST, 25/12/1946, 393
    Harold James PHIPPS, 09/02/1946, 201
    Samuel 'Sam' BARTRAM, 01/12/1934, 623
    Jonathan Montague 'Monty' WILKINSON, 11/03/1933, 237
    James 'Jimmy' OAKES, 21/01/1933, 234
    Joseph 'Joe' JOBLING, 25/03/1932, 223
    Harold Henry Frederick HOBBIS, 03/10/1931 ,268
    George Henry ROBINSON, 29/08/1931 ,254
    John PUGSLEY, 25/08/1928 ,225
    John William 'Jackie' HORTON, 28/08/1926, 272
    John Patterson 'Johnnie' RANKIN, 17/09/192, 204
    Norman SMITH, 03/03/1923, 450
    Edwin Redvers Baden 'Baden' HEROD, 27/12/1921, 236
  • wmcf123wmcf123
    cafctom said:

    The Red Robin said:

    cafctom said:

    If you're including cup games, then it will be Matt Holland I think.

    191

    Solly is on 162 so isn't too far away.
    Again, Matt Holland played 191 league games. If you include cup games it goes beyond 200. 215 to be exact.
    Do his appearances outweigh his forward pass stats?
  • MrOneLungMrOneLung
    I would never have said Minto played that many for us - really suprised me that.
  • LenGloverLenGlover
    Somehow appropriate that Garry Nelson made a double nelson of appearances.
  • ChicagoAddickChicagoAddick
    edited July 2015
    Robert Lee 343 games. When a young player hung around for a while before seeking fame and fortune. And I'l be surprised if Gomez, Poyet, Jenkinson and Shelvey play as many PL games and get as many caps as Lee. Maybe Gomez (hopefully).

    There's a lesson there somewhere.
  • LenGloverLenGlover
    Dennis Edwards must have been close to 200 games I'd have thought
  • StigStig
    LenGlover said:

    Dennis Edwards must have been close to 200 games I'd have thought

    Yes, close Len, 187 with 66 goals. Len Glover was even closer with 196.
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