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Would you go to watch Charlton on your wedding day..?
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I saw Charlton lose FA cup 3rd round on 19th Feb 2005 against Leicester the day after my wedding. Now separated!1
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....... and happy!c4fcdenmark said:I saw Charlton lose FA cup 3rd round on 19th Feb 2005 against Leicester the day after my wedding. Now separated!
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I boxed clever and got married the closed season of 2005 - not even any conflict with a World Cup or Euros, let alone Charlton.0
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This doesn't read well (I was finishing the Christmas whisky last night).Raith_C_Chattonell said:Derek Hales' wife married my son, we all missed a home game, dunno what Killer was up to.
The registrar at my sons wedding realised there was a large Charlton contingent present and said 'My surname is Hales and my husband Derek used to play for Charlton - you may have heard of him ... funnily enough ...9 -
It would have to be an away game, not a penny more...
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Not my own but twice been to a wedding, then to Charlton game and back to the wedding party after.0
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I'd have loved to, fortunately I got married on a Friday giving my guests an early start to the weekend and leaving no risk of fixture clashes0
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Yep i done that against spurs years ago.Rob7Lee said:Not my own but twice been to a wedding, then to Charlton game and back to the wedding party after.
When Flanagan scored his hatrick.
Went to the wedding then drove to Charlton missing a sit down meal at the Bromley court hotel.(pissing off girlfriend).
Then back for pissup in the evening.0 -
It crossed my mind in October, then decided to settle on mentioning missing it and checking the score in my speech. Was all written and happy with what I was going to say and then it was called off due to international call-ups!3
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My parents got married on the same day we played Millwall back in 1970.
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Thanks for the clarification - I was curious on what you meant !Raith_C_Chattonell said:
This doesn't read well (I was finishing the Christmas whisky last night).Raith_C_Chattonell said:Derek Hales' wife married my son, we all missed a home game, dunno what Killer was up to.
The registrar at my sons wedding realised there was a large Charlton contingent present and said 'My surname is Hales and my husband Derek used to play for Charlton - you may have heard of him ... funnily enough ...0 -
When the wedding was being booked I said there is no way we can marry during the football season as I couldn’t miss a Charlton game! So we married in June and divorced 10 years later!0
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Nope, no chance. When the Almighty sees fit to bless our sceptered planet with a being worthy of espousal to me then there isn't a sporting event that could possibly distract me from my nuptial day. Certainly not the pissant stumblings of a half-cocked, mismanaged, fucktard led, third division disintegrating football team, however much longer my relationship with it has been.-1
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I wish I had gone to Charlton instead of the church. Maybe then I wouldn't have seen all my money get spunked away by some one who after twenty five years managed to destroy everything we had built up over that time in a ridiculously short time frame just because she decided that what we had wasn't really what she wanted.
oh, hang on perhaps it wouldn't have been that different.0 -
Who books a wedding during the football season? Seriously poor planning.
Slightly adjacent though, the MD of a company I was working for came to work one morning, took an extended lunch @noon to get married and was back in the office by 2. Who says romance is dead?2 -
Dear o dear, followed match thread during brand new in laws speeches at my daughter's wedding (a glance followed by quick word or two), got caught too... no rehab...1
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That’s the day I got married 4pm in Greenwich , score updates coming through on phone before serivice and as soon as I got in car afterwards I got informed of Dion Dublin’s last minute winner , oh such joy .c4fcdenmark said:I saw Charlton lose FA cup 3rd round on 19th Feb 2005 against Leicester the day after my wedding. Now separated!
We’re still together it’s been a painful journey and I’ll be honest at this moment in time I hate them and would definitely have a trial separation if it wasn’t for the kids .
As for the wife all good , so far......
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%ever after..?oohaahmortimer said:
That’s the day I got married 4pm in Greenwich , score updates coming through on phone before serivice and as soon as I got in car afterwards I got informed of Dion Dublin’s last minute winner , oh such joy .c4fcdenmark said:I saw Charlton lose FA cup 3rd round on 19th Feb 2005 against Leicester the day after my wedding. Now separated!
We’re still together it’s been a painful journey and I’ll be honest at this moment in time I hate them and would definitely have a trial separation if it wasn’t for the kids .
As for the wife all good , so far......2 -
It sounded like he was saying Darek Hayles was his son.se9addick said:
Thanks for the clarification - I was curious on what you meant !Raith_C_Chattonell said:
This doesn't read well (I was finishing the Christmas whisky last night).Raith_C_Chattonell said:Derek Hales' wife married my son, we all missed a home game, dunno what Killer was up to.
The registrar at my sons wedding realised there was a large Charlton contingent present and said 'My surname is Hales and my husband Derek used to play for Charlton - you may have heard of him ... funnily enough ...
Darek Hayles wife married my son0 -
Anything come of it?Addick in SW16 said:Not a chance. Played Blackpool at home on my wedding day. One of the bridesmaids gave me a filthy look just for checking the score.
Very good point. Tudorbarn Eltham ( the only venue we considered) had a lot more expensive rates throughout the summer, which is probably why we went for one during the season.PaddyP17 said:Why are so many people here arranging marriages on Saturdays in the football season? There are literally hundreds of other days to choose from.
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Halespaulie8290 said:
It sounded like he was saying Darek Hayles was his son.se9addick said:
Thanks for the clarification - I was curious on what you meant !Raith_C_Chattonell said:
This doesn't read well (I was finishing the Christmas whisky last night).Raith_C_Chattonell said:Derek Hales' wife married my son, we all missed a home game, dunno what Killer was up to.
The registrar at my sons wedding realised there was a large Charlton contingent present and said 'My surname is Hales and my husband Derek used to play for Charlton - you may have heard of him ... funnily enough ...
Darek Hayles wife married my son0 -
I sometimes wish I'd gone to an away game, say on the moon or some far flung outpost.1
