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Mike Kenning RIP

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  • very fond memories of Mike. RIP to another addick.
  • Big name and one of my favourite Charlton players as a kid. Very sad to hear this. RIP Mike
  • One of my favourite players. As a young lad that 63/64 season was a standout season for me.
    RIP Mike.
  • A proper winger who scored his fair share of goals. A crowd pleaser and a crowd favourite with a good turn of pace. With him on the right, and Lennie Glover on the left, we were a real attacking threat, particularly when kicking towards the Covered End. Happy days!
    Deepest condolences to his family and friends. 

  • RIP Mike. Remember him well from when I first started going. He'd have been in his second spell then. So many from that era are sadly now leaving us.
  • 1963 memories .. Kenning on the right wing, Glover on the left wing. Mike was a hard running, quick winger with a powerful shot, he was quite  regular scorer. During his 2nd spell I was abroad a lot or working weekends, so not many memories from that era Died aged 84 .. R I P Mike
  • RIP Mike. He was a great penalty taker and it was said that during training he would tell Charlie Wright which side he was putting the ball and Charlie still couldn't stop it. He just hit it so hard.
  • Like many of other poster's, I believe Mike Kenning played in my first game at the Valley. The passing of time and players.
    RIP Mike
  • I too am old enough to remember his arrival. My Dad thought he was a good signing and he was right. Will have to get the "Valiant 500" book down from the shelf and pay respects properly.

    RIP Mike
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  • RIP...to young to remember but would of seen him play in his 2nd spell at Charlton as I started going 70-71.
  • Sad news.

    Kenning was in the side when I started going in 1963 and another part of my childhood has moved on.

    RIP Mike and condolences to family and friends.
  • RIP Mike. One of my favourite all time players alongside Lenny Glover. 
  • edited March 17
    An exciting and talented player, along with Lennie  Glover you always felt that that they could get you a goal. When I started going down to the Valley with the lads from Springfield Grove, all of 11/12 years of age it set the seeds of hope. Before that I went with my late father, so perhaps it was more magical than in reality. Always be a favourite to me , RIP Mike  you made my world a better place!
  • saw him from 1969 didnt realise it was his 2nd spell with us as so young,good player RIP Mike
  • Lovely player,very quick,with a rocket of a shot,remember how players used to try and set him up about 20-25 yards out so he could have  a dig.
    Thanks for the memory  Mike ,another CAFC legend gone.
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    I didn't see his first stint at Charlton but loved him when he returned, scored two crackers in the 4-1 win at loftus road and I remember him scoring another couple of belters in a 2-2 home draw with Millwall in 1969, the covered end being a sea of fighting. He moved out to South Africa but still kept in touch with Lennie Glover. A great player, RIP Mike. 
  • Very good signing for us from I believe, Shrewsbury. Had a ferocious shot on him. Part as been mentioned, of a great forward line including Eddie Firmani and Lennie Glover. What fun and excitement they provided us in the day. RIP Mike and thanks for the memories.
  • We hadn’t won away for an absolute age….
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  • RIP Mike - many good memories of both stints 
    Excellent player : ever fully committed 
  • RIP Mike. Terrific player.
  • RIP Mike
  • Came from Shrewsbury and bought by Frank Hill (I think). I saw him score 2 goals in his very first game at what is now the away end. We knew we had a winner.
    Great, great player. Journey over pal. RIP.


  • RIP Mike Kenning 

    Thanks for the memories.
  • Does anyone know of any footage of Mike ? Would be great to see another glimpse of one of Charltons most liked players.
  • Bristol City A December 1970. Mike Kenning is no.4. (Dennis Bond also played in this match).https://youtu.be/1Rj96s7Z-9Q?list=PLoOh1dr5WC8n5yntXd1EtiZv7lH43J4lr
  • We hadn’t won away for an absolute age….

    CAFC had gone 35 away matches without winning 🤦🏻‍♂️
    Maybe we will beat Millwall again 🤫
  • The worst Left Back we ever had.................

    but what a great winger !!! Sad news RIP Mike :-(
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