Worst Debut for a CAFC player?
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That was the name that came to my mind when I saw the title of the thread.RedArmySE7 said:Tahar El Khalej
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"Sweaty" Balmer:
2 OG's in his 1st 3(?) games.0 -
Good shout! Didn't he get substituted for Bywater? Poor guy was never the same after his injury at Chelsea.I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY said:also special mention to Sasa Ilic for his West Ham debut.
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I thought he made his debut away at Bolton. Anyone got a Valiant 500 to hand?DamoNorthStand said:Tom Hovi played once for us at home to Derby I think. Hi sole contribution was slicing a clearance up into the air in his own box that was pounced on and scored by Gabbiadini.
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Yes thanks.LargeAddick said:
I thought he made his debut away at Bolton. Anyone got a Valiant 500 to hand?DamoNorthStand said:Tom Hovi played once for us at home to Derby I think. Hi sole contribution was slicing a clearance up into the air in his own box that was pounced on and scored by Gabbiadini.
Tom Hovi not in it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Henning_Hovi
{Edit: Also says Sweaty scored 2 OGs in his 1st 6 matches}.
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For me it has to either be Pouso or Alonso... Both terrible!!0
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Special mention for Llera against Welling (hope this counts?) - I don't think he got his laces on any ball that day.....his ankles and shins must have been battered by half time.0
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El Khalej was simply woeful, the only surprise was he was worse on his second performance0
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Can't recall his name but fat keeper who only played a half for us and had a shut out, but looked dreadful. Came from Blackpool, washed up at Hibs. His glory night was against derby at the valley. They had no shots but the goal seemed under constant threat.0
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Tony Caig?0
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Eggert Jónsson worst performance think he touched the ball about twice in the first 20 minutes he was on the pitch0
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If his debut was the game away at Burnley then THIS !!!!!CH4RLTON said:Eggert Jónsson worst performance think he touched the ball about twice in the first 20 minutes he was on the pitch
So shit its unreal and im being polite.
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He had made two late substitute appearances already the season before, but when Scott Wagstaff made his first start (against Yeovil in the League Cup), he was truly diabolical and rightly taken off at HT.0
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Bit harsh. Cant remember him being that badDamoNorthStand said:Tony Caig?
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TheBrand09 said:
If his debut was the game away at Burnley then THIS !!!!!CH4RLTON said:Eggert Jónsson worst performance think he touched the ball about twice in the first 20 minutes he was on the pitch
So shit its unreal and im being polite.
Just don't remember this fella at all.newyorkaddick said:He had made two late substitute appearances already the season before, but when Scott Wagstaff made his first start (against Yeovil in the League Cup), he was truly diabolical and rightly taken off at HT.
http://www.cafc.co.uk/news/article/20121207-jonsson-531094.aspx
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Francis Jeffers.
Not because it was bad, but because it was good, and made me think he was going to take us places. That feeling was soon crushed.0 -
Yes I was at the Bunrley game and although we won he looked completly lost and unfit0
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That bloke who was on loan and played at Burnley (WHY?) is definitely a candidate. Egbert somebody. Was way out of his depth and I have no idea why CP played him.0
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Good call, for some reason I had completely forget about him! I remember a Wolves fan saying he was the worst player he had ever seen.CH4RLTON said:Eggert Jónsson worst performance think he touched the ball about twice in the first 20 minutes he was on the pitch
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I seem to recall that Mike Walker had an absolute nightmare on his one and only match in goal on loan from Colchester.
Anyone remember the score ?0 -
JIM STANNARD.
Charlton 1-4 Cardiff
5/3/84
The End.0 -
No - I was trying to think of the keeper Mortimertician was thinking of. That was Tony Caig, wasn't it?Amos on the wing said:
Bit harsh. Cant remember him being that badDamoNorthStand said:Tony Caig?
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Josh wright or a fullback called Michael Paye who played in the 80s.Both were hopeless.0
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Already beat you to that F1!falconwood_1 said:JIM STANNARD.
Charlton 1-4 Cardiff
5/3/84
The End.0 -
From Valiant 500:Starinnaddick said:I seem to recall that Mike Walker had an absolute nightmare on his one and only match in goal on loan from Colchester.
Anyone remember the score ?
v. Plymouth Argyle (A) 3/3/73
"Walker's one match for Charlton was memorable for the wrong reasons because apart from conceding five goals (none of them his fault), his collision with big Dave Shipperley resulted in Charlton being reduced to 10 men....(64th minute)".
Walker went on to play for Colchester, "he made 310 consecutive appearances for the Essex club (Feb '77 - Jan '83)".
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Yes it was Tony Caig Damo. I think he came on as sub for Deano after he saved a pen against derby. Sorry for the misunderstandingDamoNorthStand said:
No - I was trying to think of the keeper Mortimertician was thinking of. That was Tony Caig, wasn't it?Amos on the wing said:
Bit harsh. Cant remember him being that badDamoNorthStand said:Tony Caig?
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Ha ha nice one Kap don't remember that, he's gone back up in my estimations at least he was only crap for us whereas he sh*t all over the Spanners :0)Kap10 said:
Sacked by Millwall for pooping into a cup from on top of the lockersRedChaser said:Steve Harrison full back 1982 was dire, ex Watford went on to be a respected coach and right hand man to Steve Mclaren.
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Correct, well done, have a badger.DamoNorthStand said:Tony Caig?
He was answering me. Honestly think his performance was overlooked because we won the game and didn't concede. Curbs never let him near the net again.Amos on the wing said:
Bit harsh. Cant remember him being that badDamoNorthStand said:Tony Caig?
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