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Charlton Coasters

edited December 2020 in General Charlton
No, I’m not talking about the players taking it easy over the Christmas period.

I received these as a Christmas gift from the mother in law yesterday, but the matches are a bit before my time. Does anyone have any insight into the significance of the matches chosen? I also have a “football history through newspaper headlines” book and couldn’t find any of them in there...

Even if they’re just random matches it’s still a nice gift - she always gets me something Charlton related!
‘Boro - 12th Sep 1953
Leyton Orient - 28th Dec 1964
Carlisle - 27th Feb 1976
Chelsea - 11th Apr 1977

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    They're quality 
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    I’ve got that Boro programme somewhere.
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    Probably just random matches. It's one use for old programmes nobody seems to want anymore. 
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    Had mine for years, they came from Greenwich Market.
    We live up in Manchester so god knows where she found them!
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    Random quiz questions based on those four coasters:

    Top left - name the players in the picture (3 points) 
    Bottom left - name the starting line up for that game (11 points)
    Bottom right - name the player, the clubs he played for after leaving charlton, his occupation after retiring from football and his favourite brand of lawnmower (20 points)
    Top right - name every member of the crowd at the game the picture was taken (50,000 points)
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    Had mine for years, they came from Greenwich Market.
    I got this one from the same place


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    Got something like that from my parents a few years ago 

    They are great!! 
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    Ben Watson was a “Charlton Coaster” for Plymouth’s first today! 
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    edited December 2020
    https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/6131/the-week-that-was-monday-11th-april-1977-charlton-4-chelsea-0

    Chelsea game was one of the most frightening. I was only a kid.
    Chelsea fans set fires in the Covered End, fires in the South Stand.
    Harvey Gardens turnstiles demolished & Valley Club smashed up.
    Oh and we thumped them 4-0 in front of 30,000.
    I've always hated Chelsea with a passion ever since, absolute scum.

    If you google it, there are other useful links as well.
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    https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/6131/the-week-that-was-monday-11th-april-1977-charlton-4-chelsea-0

    Chelsea game was one of the most frightening. I was only a kid.
    Chelsea fans set fires in the Covered End, fires in the South Stand.
    Harvey Gardens turnstiles demolished & Valley Club smashed up.
    Oh and we thumped them 4-0 in front of 30,000.
    I've always hated Chelsea with a passion ever since, absolute scum.

    If you google it, there are other useful links as well.
    I was on the terrace between the Covered End and the stand.
    Being only 11 at the time I don't recall the trouble after the game, I can only assume I left early.
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    https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/6131/the-week-that-was-monday-11th-april-1977-charlton-4-chelsea-0

    Chelsea game was one of the most frightening. I was only a kid.
    Chelsea fans set fires in the Covered End, fires in the South Stand.
    Harvey Gardens turnstiles demolished & Valley Club smashed up.
    Oh and we thumped them 4-0 in front of 30,000.
    I've always hated Chelsea with a passion ever since, absolute scum.

    If you google it, there are other useful links as well.
    I was on the terrace between the Covered End and the stand.
    Being only 11 at the time I don't recall the trouble after the game, I can only assume I left early.
    Me and my dad made a sharp exit via the Sam Bartram/Lansdowne Lane route.
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    RedRyan said:
    No, I’m not talking about the players taking it easy over the Christmas period.

    I received these as a Christmas gift from the mother in law yesterday, but the matches are a bit before my time. Does anyone have any insight into the significance of the matches chosen? I also have a “football history through newspaper headlines” book and couldn’t find any of them in there...

    Even if they’re just random matches it’s still a nice gift - she always gets me something Charlton related!
    ‘Boro - 12th Sep 1953
    Leyton Orient - 28th Dec 1964
    Carlisle - 27th Feb 1976
    Chelsea - 11th Apr 1977
    Do us a favour please mate can you find out where she got them from please .
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    cazo said:
    RedRyan said:
    No, I’m not talking about the players taking it easy over the Christmas period.

    I received these as a Christmas gift from the mother in law yesterday, but the matches are a bit before my time. Does anyone have any insight into the significance of the matches chosen? I also have a “football history through newspaper headlines” book and couldn’t find any of them in there...

    Even if they’re just random matches it’s still a nice gift - she always gets me something Charlton related!
    ‘Boro - 12th Sep 1953
    Leyton Orient - 28th Dec 1964
    Carlisle - 27th Feb 1976
    Chelsea - 11th Apr 1977
    Do us a favour please mate can you find out where she got them from please .
    I bought mine from a stall on Greenwich Market
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    JohnnyH2 said:
    cazo said:
    RedRyan said:
    No, I’m not talking about the players taking it easy over the Christmas period.

    I received these as a Christmas gift from the mother in law yesterday, but the matches are a bit before my time. Does anyone have any insight into the significance of the matches chosen? I also have a “football history through newspaper headlines” book and couldn’t find any of them in there...

    Even if they’re just random matches it’s still a nice gift - she always gets me something Charlton related!
    ‘Boro - 12th Sep 1953
    Leyton Orient - 28th Dec 1964
    Carlisle - 27th Feb 1976
    Chelsea - 11th Apr 1977
    Do us a favour please mate can you find out where she got them from please .
    I bought mine from a stall on Greenwich Market
    Which was still open in October when I last went there. They’ve got loads of football and music related ones on sale. I often treat myself to one when we go.


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    The market is closed until further notice but as soon as the stall is back i'll let you know which ones they've got.
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    Yeah she says she got it from a maker’s market 👌
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    Ok thanks all
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    I have made coasters before to sell in the shop - they are probably done using special sublimation coasters. Basically you print whatever you want onto sublimation paper with special inks and heat press any picture onto the coaster. 
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    JohnnyH2 said:
    cazo said:
    RedRyan said:
    No, I’m not talking about the players taking it easy over the Christmas period.

    I received these as a Christmas gift from the mother in law yesterday, but the matches are a bit before my time. Does anyone have any insight into the significance of the matches chosen? I also have a “football history through newspaper headlines” book and couldn’t find any of them in there...

    Even if they’re just random matches it’s still a nice gift - she always gets me something Charlton related!
    ‘Boro - 12th Sep 1953
    Leyton Orient - 28th Dec 1964
    Carlisle - 27th Feb 1976
    Chelsea - 11th Apr 1977
    Do us a favour please mate can you find out where she got them from please .
    I bought mine from a stall on Greenwich Market
    Which was still open in October when I last went there. They’ve got loads of football and music related ones on sale. I often treat myself to one when we go.


    Got any spares mate?
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    Re the Chelsea game , I seem to remember the Chelsea fans tearing out some of the barriers in the covered end too 
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    LMHR said:
    Re the Chelsea game , I seem to remember the Chelsea fans tearing out some of the barriers in the covered end too 
    The entire ground was dismantled.
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