I seem to remember doing a project at Secondary School during English where I had to pick a subject of my choosing (decided on Charlton Athletic) and do a presentation on the topic, I seem to remember including Jimmy Seed based on this type of cartoon
I seem to remember doing a project at Secondary School during English where I had to pick a subject of my choosing (decided on Charlton Athletic) and do a presentation on the topic, I seem to remember including Jimmy Seed based on this type of cartoon
Dave did a whole series of them over a season in the programme.
We've used a few in the museum to tell the story of the club a bit more visually and this is the first.
I seem to remember doing a project at Secondary School during English where I had to pick a subject of my choosing (decided on Charlton Athletic) and do a presentation on the topic, I seem to remember including Jimmy Seed based on this type of cartoon
Dave did a whole series of them over a season in the programme.
Cheers, this must be where I got the cartoon from... Would have been around the 98/99 or 99/00 season if my memory is right
The Charlton Athletic Museum is a volunteer initiative to preserve and display the heritage of our football club for the local community and supporters Registered Charity 1174896
Had forgotten he (King Arthur) made 156 consecutive games for us. Some of our more recent players can't manage 156 consecutive minutes. Players were tougher then.
Two goal scoring Addicks from the past and from the pen of David Ramzan What price Ralph Allen now?
The Charlton Athletic Museum is open on 1 December, 11pm to 2.30pm and we then celebrate 25 years back at the Valley on 5 December from 5.00 pm to 9.00 pm
I don't care if you do not believe me, but yes, I was there in 1957 with my dad at the open end (now where the Jimmy Seed stand is, for those not around then)
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I seem to remember doing a project at Secondary School during English where I had to pick a subject of my choosing (decided on Charlton Athletic) and do a presentation on the topic, I seem to remember including Jimmy Seed based on this type of cartoon
We've used a few in the museum to tell the story of the club a bit more visually and this is the first.
The Charlton Athletic Museum is a volunteer initiative to preserve and display the heritage of our football club for the local community and supporters Registered Charity 1174896
If Dave Ramzan agreed, would there be interest in a book of these cartoons
Huge thanks to @Carl Leaburn who scanned all the images for the museum
The Charlton Athletic Museum is open on 1 December, 11pm to 2.30pm and we then celebrate 25 years back at the Valley on 5 December from 5.00 pm to 9.00 pm
Free Admission for both
He was gutted. He said he didn't want to leave.
Sat next to Arthur on the plane coming back from the Tunisia tournament, 1975.
He told me some great stories, with great humour.
Celebrate 25 years back at the Valley in the museum on 5 December from 5.00 to 9.00 pm