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Legend Game - Match Thread

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  • Swisdom
    Swisdom Posts: 14,977

    Good to see a Dartford Golf Club tie in the first photo. Well done John.
    Unfortunately it's not a Dartford golf club tie it is a Charlton tie
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,289
    edited September 2017
    Clive said "if you don't own this book you're Palace fan"

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  • If anyone wants a photo signed by some legends let us know.

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  • RedArmySE7
    RedArmySE7 Posts: 5,407
    Really enjoyed the day. So nostalgic seeing certain players do the same old things they used to, just a bit slower!

    Holland looks as slim as the day he retired. The same couldn't be said for some of the others though!
  • AshBurton
    AshBurton Posts: 1,142
    A bit odd, but our front of house at work, a Mr C Walsh, appears to be operating this morning from a purely sedentary position. Most unusual.
  • Curb_It
    Curb_It Posts: 21,238
    We bought tickets for the brunch in the Keith Peacock suite which also included a Q&A. Before the Q&A started Keith brought in Curbs, Holland, Kish, Bowyer, Webster and Nelse to say hello and walk the room. After only one glass of bucks fizz, I was far to tongue tied though Matt H was very good and came over for a chat.

    After eating we then had a Q&A led by the smooth Mr Minto who was very professional. Rob Lee's first professional contract was £110 per week.. I think? Nothing too much came out of it but was nice to hear them all speak fondly of their time at Charlton. Weegie can fill in more of the details as I always forget it!

    Game was good fun. Curbs looking very trim. Reckon he had been in serious training. Anyway I'm sure all the pics show more than I can tell.

    I had a few wines after in the Millennium Lounge so stalked out my prey quite happily then. Very good day.



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  • I saw a bloke outside the ground just before kick off spitting image of Colin Walsh , i gave him a spare ticket as family couldn't make it , he was adamant he wasn't Colin, i guess i'll never know! :)

    You know they say never meet your heroes, i was so tempted to go up to Super Clive, as he was walking along the touchline , and thank him for all the times i'd visited the dentists over the years , gripped the seat handles tightly and tried to 'relive' that playoff final , but i didn't!
  • Curb_It said:

    Sorry it's s bit dark.

    Herman hasnt aged one bit!!
  • I saw a bloke outside the ground just before kick off spitting image of Colin Walsh , i gave him a spare ticket as family couldn't make it , he was adamant he wasn't Colin, i guess i'll never know! :)

    Perhaps the real Colin Walsh was sitting in the stand, and his ringer was playing out on the pitch!
  • AshBurton
    AshBurton Posts: 1,142

    I saw a bloke outside the ground just before kick off spitting image of Colin Walsh , i gave him a spare ticket as family couldn't make it , he was adamant he wasn't Colin, i guess i'll never know! :)

    Perhaps the real Colin Walsh was sitting in the stand, and his ringer was playing out on the pitch!
    Judging from his pained expression, and some mumbled expletives aimed at Keith Peacock, it's safe to assume this would have been the real Colin's strong preference.

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  • PrincessFiona
    PrincessFiona Posts: 5,491
    edited September 2017

    SCP just hoofed a penalty over the bar

    On purpose! He did it after the game with an open goal as well!
  • soapboxsam
    soapboxsam Posts: 23,237
    Only got 2 Heroes ?

    Matt Tees and Clive Mendonca.
    Two working class lads. a Scot and a Wearsider.

    Son and brother wanted to have picture taken with super Clive yesterday.
    A fantastic humble guy who didn't earn the rewards that average players take from the game now.

    As we embraced for the picture by the dug out, Clive thanked me for all the assists and i thanked him for getting on the end of them.

    I even had a dream once that Clive Mendonca scored the best ever Hat trick at the Old Wembley and Charlton got promoted to the Premier !!!

    Only have dreams of Flemish Warlocks and witches now.


  • Dave2l
    Dave2l Posts: 8,880

    really enjoyable afternoon. seeing peter garland boss the midfield was a real highlight and his celebration after scoring a penalty.

    great to see Powell back at where he belongs.

    loved it when curbs put a pass on to lisbie who didn't read it. the scowl from his ex manager was brilliant.

    nelson had a chance for a shot but wouldn't dare try his other foot. Herman looks like he still could do a job as could Holland. Bowyer was good an all but hogs the ball a bit too much.

    only downside was the interviews done during the match, couldn't hear them.

    like others have said it was a match where you spent most of it smiling. well done to all involved.

    it was great that a few including grant, sasa (who I guess lives over in Serbia?) and hermen made the trip over. you could tell they all enjoyed it. another highlight was speaking to super clive. real nice bloke.

    hopefully a transcript somewhere?
  • Swooning a bit here as just had a lovely reply from Scott Minto on Twitter. Had a bit of a chat with him in the lounge afterwards yesterday - I was enquiring as to whether he had any rich friends who might want to buy a little S London football club if I remember rightly! And there was me thinking it didn't get much better than Jason Euell liking a couple of my comments on Facebook...
  • cfgs
    cfgs Posts: 11,494
    Day started at a fire, had the highlight of the Legends game in the middle and ended at another fire. Bed was achieved at 4:30am this morning and needless to say the day job is suffering today.
  • JamesSeed
    JamesSeed Posts: 17,391
    edited September 2017

    Can I just say well done to Paul Edwards for the fantastic photos captured & shown on here which say such a lot about our Legends and our great club.

    Is that Arthur's son Paul?? I've known him for ages (through work 'on the road'). Top bloke. Is he a charlton fan? He's certainly an ace photographer!

    [edit: different Paul Edwards]
  • Halix
    Halix Posts: 2,237

    Clive said "if you don't own this book you're Palace fan"

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    Didnt I read somewhere that Clive had never read a book?
  • Thanks to Keith and the trust for a great afternoon of nostalgia and enjoyment.
    To see all these great players from the past reminds me what a special club Charlton really is!
    Always a pleasure to see the ever enthusiastic upbeats doing their lap of honour.
    Uplifting event that will be remembered for years to come.
    Well done again Keith AKA Mr Charlton.
  • SoundAsa£
    SoundAsa£ Posts: 22,503
    As a matter of interest, was Meire at the game?
  • Swisdom
    Swisdom Posts: 14,977

    As a matter of interest, was Meire at the game?

    She was

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  • cafc999
    cafc999 Posts: 4,971
    Swisdom said:

    As a matter of interest, was Meire at the game?

    She was
    I saw her waltz through the millennium lounge after the match and no one acknowledged her.

    Don't know where she went after that, probably home.
  • If anyone wants a photo signed by some legends let us know.

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    I'd be interested in a copy of that one of Hales, Powell and (?)Robinson (centre-right at the bottom) Henry.
    What do I do?
  • YTS1978
    YTS1978 Posts: 1,717
    Took my three kids along to this one, including my youngest who's two and a half. He's been to non league at Wingate & Finchley a few times, but this was his first trip to the home of football!

    He had no idea what was going on, but enjoyed running around causing havoc in the north lower (a sign of things to come?).

    To top it off we manage to get a photo with Sir Chris, although he was being ushered off to do the tunnel jump at the time. For a second I thought he was going to swerve us, but he stayed and had multiple pics, before racing off. A true gentleman.

    Watching Kim Grant brought back some very happy memories from Senegal Fields in the snow!
  • six-a-bag-of-nuts , That Hales picture is a classic. What you remember him looking like at his best. Yes it is Martin Robinson in the sandwich. We are just waiting to grab our ex groundsman to sign them before they will be available
  • six-a-bag-of-nuts , That Hales picture is a classic. What you remember him looking like at his best. Yes it is Martin Robinson in the sandwich. We are just waiting to grab our ex groundsman to sign them before they will be available

    You gonna get Maurice to sign em?

    Good luck with that.
  • As a matter of interest, was Meire at the game?

    At the end she was standing clapping in the directors box all on her own, everyone had moved away from her - shame!
  • I was sat near half way line behind those in wheelchairs. Sir Chris walked past shook each of their hands and spoke to them all. Class.

    Still couldn't hear the interviews tho!
  • I was sat near half way line behind those in wheelchairs. Sir Chris walked past shook each of their hands and spoke to them all. Class.

    As he did every game when he played for us and managed us.

    Class gent.
  • cafc999 said:

    Swisdom said:

    As a matter of interest, was Meire at the game?

    She was
    I saw her waltz through the millennium lounge after the match and no one acknowledged her.

    Don't know where she went after that, probably home.
    No need for the squirrel to be there, another show of needlessly antagonising the supporters.
  • cantersaddick
    cantersaddick Posts: 17,024
    edited September 2017

    cafc999 said:

    Swisdom said:

    As a matter of interest, was Meire at the game?

    She was
    I saw her waltz through the millennium lounge after the match and no one acknowledged her.

    Don't know where she went after that, probably home.
    No need for the squirrel to be there, another show of needlessly antagonising the supporters.
    To be fair this is her staying in the background. A year ago she'd have been leading the players out! Or refing! Or in goal!