Graham Moore ... RIP

ForeverAddickted · February 2016

Charlton Athletic FC ‏@CAFCofficial 58m58 minutes ago
The club was saddened to hear of the passing for former player and Wales international Graham Moore last night #cafc

Charlton Athletic FC ‏@CAFCofficial 57m57 minutes ago
Moore made 120 appearances for Charlton in the late 60s and early 70s and also represented Saturday's opponents @CardiffCityFC #cafc

gilbertfilbert · February 2016

Very sad news indeed. He was my first Charlton hero.

Henry Irving · February 2016

RIP one of my childhood heroes.

Covered End · February 2016

RIP Graham.

LenGlover · February 2016

Supposedly over the hill by the time he arrived at Charlton via Chelsea and Man Utd amongst others but was an integral part of that 68-69 side that so nearly got promoted.

A fine player for us. RIP

Addick Addict · February 2016

Fantastic player for us. Saturday would be a fitting tribute.

RIP Graham

GlassHalfFull · February 2016

So sorry to read this - one of the best.

mistrollingin · February 2016

As Len says one of the wonderful players in the "nearly" team of 68/9.

Great playmaker in that team that included, Matt Tees, Charlie Wright, Ray Treacy and Bob Curtis.

RIP Graham.

Greenie · February 2016

RIP

_MrDick · February 2016

One of my heroes from the 1968 team. RIP Graham Moore

Johnnysummers5 · February 2016

RIP Graham, a very good player for us with Alan Campbell in mid field with him they should have been promoted 68-69.

lancashire lad · February 2016

remember him

RIP

bobmunro · February 2016

Very sad - one of my favourite ever Charlton players.

RIP

northstandsteve · February 2016

RIP

Starinnaddick · February 2016

Wouldnt we like to pick up a player of his quality now .

RIP

Pedro45 · February 2016

The Tank! That is sad. RIP Graham. He was always very pleasant when signing autographs and had a smile on his face.

soapy_jones · February 2016

RIP

Redrobo · February 2016

Great player. RIP.

happyvalley · February 2016

RIP. Very sad news I too remember him from one of our better sides. I can still picture his amazing dummies he often sold the opposition, it was almost slow motion stuff but he always come out on top.

uie2 · February 2016

Very sad news. RIP

man_at_milletts · February 2016

RIP. One of the most committed players in a tackle you're ever likely to have seen.

man_at_milletts · February 2016

happyvalley said:
RIP. Very sad news I too remember him from one of our better sides. I can still picture his amazing dummies he often sold the opposition, it was almost slow motion stuff but he always come out on top.

Agreed, he had an uncanny knack of dropping one shoulder before leaving the player in his wake.

Lincsaddick · February 2016

Shocked, you tend to think that your favourite players and the heroes from your youth will live forever .. R I P

Welly · February 2016

RIP would love him in our side now.

kentred2 · February 2016

Sad. RIP

Brendan_O_Connell · February 2016

RIP

Goonerhater · February 2016

saw him play a good few times. Slow as he was at the end of his playing days but still a very very good player.

RIP

willieduff · February 2016

Built like a tank with very deft skills and a great shot. RIP mate

Oggy Red · February 2016

Heartbeat and skipper of Eddie Firmani's Charlton sides from 1967-1970.

Big character, commanding and influential in midfield - neat and tidy on the ball, could accurately spread play and thread the killer pass.
Scored a number of goals from outside the box with his trademark steaming piledriver of a shot.

Picked up further international caps for Wales after he joined Charlton.

One of my childhood heroes.
Farewell, big man. Thank you for the memories.

CyrilDavies · February 2016

RIP one of my all time favourite players. My sign in on old club site was Graham Moore rules. .

seth plum · February 2016

RIP.

Very classy player, part of that '68 team that went so close.

Great memories.

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