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Perhaps someone could help answer these questions.
1. The white/away Ribeiro shirt from 92/93/94. It doesn't have the BTV scroll under the badge and has the trim around the neck like the following seasons Viglen shirt. While not ultra rare I'm not 100% sure if it is from 92/93 or 93/94.
2. Purple/away Le Coq Sportif/Quaser keeper shirt from 97/98. Has Le Coq on the label and Quaser on the front. I have no idea how this came to be.

1. The white/away Ribeiro shirt from 92/93/94. It doesn't have the BTV scroll under the badge and has the trim around the neck like the following seasons Viglen shirt. While not ultra rare I'm not 100% sure if it is from 92/93 or 93/94.
2. Purple/away Le Coq Sportif/Quaser keeper shirt from 97/98. Has Le Coq on the label and Quaser on the front. I have no idea how this came to be.


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Whatever happened to shirt tails.0
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The Ribero shirt is 93/940
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Rothko said:The Ribero shirt is 93/943
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The keepers shirt because it has Quaser on it is 97/98. During the season either Quaser went bust or something went wrong with the contract as we were seeing all sorts of kits. For example the home socks changed about 10 games from end of the season. We all knew le coq were replacing them and they were providing the kit under Quaser name6
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JohnnyH2 said:The keepers shirt because it has Quaser on it is 97/98. During the season either Quaser went bust or something went wrong with the contract as we were seeing all sorts of kits. For example the home socks changed about 10 games from end of the season. We all knew le coq were replacing them and they were providing the kit under Quaser name0
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Talal said:JohnnyH2 said:The keepers shirt because it has Quaser on it is 97/98. During the season either Quaser went bust or something went wrong with the contract as we were seeing all sorts of kits. For example the home socks changed about 10 games from end of the season. We all knew le coq were replacing them and they were providing the kit under Quaser name1
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JohnnyH2 said:0
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Talal said:JohnnyH2 said:2
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Lewis Coaches said:Talal said:JohnnyH2 said:0
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Apologies if the old memory is letting me down here, but - my recollection is that there was no sponsor on the club shirt at the start of the second season at Upton Park which was the back to the Valley season 92-93. The club started that season at Upton Park in the Admiral kit but minus The Woolwich sponsor, and then changed to the BTTV kit on 5/12/92 again with no sponsor, and ended that season with no sponsor. The next season 93-94 started with the Ribero kit (away kit illustrated at the start of the thread) again with no sponsor, but then as stated above during the season a sponsorship deal was achived with Viglen.
As the club had gone so long without a sponsor, for a 2nd tier club, there was a feeling of novelty around at the time that we had a sponsor again and some fans took BTTV strips back into the club shop , after they were no longer available for sale having been replaced, and had the Viglen sponsor added. The club shop at that time allowed old strips to be taken back and transfers added, post purchase and not just at the time of purchase - a policy which changed in later years. This has meant that there are BTTV strips with Viglen on them although it isnt historically correct as Charlton never wore Viglen on their shirts in 92-93, and 92-93 was the only season the BTTV shirt was worn. My memory tells me Charlton were knocked out of the anglo-Italian cup in 92-93 whilst still playing at Upton Park (by Portsmouth ?) and never played an Anglo Italian fixture in the BTTV strip as it hadnt yet been introduced. Did the reserves play some fixtures in 93-94 in BTTV strips with Viglen on ?2 -
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@Dennis_inthelastmin that's very interesting. I wasn't totally convinced that mine was genuine match worn but wanted it because I hadn't seen one with Viglen. Also the sponsor is not a transfer type one but material.
This is the only photo I could find, the programme date is December 1993.
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Rothko said:
And why did the keepers kit from Wembley never see another game?2 -
JohnnyH2 said:
Think the first match of the Viglen deal was on TV which was a total rarity then.0 -
Pulled out that programme v Portsmouth from 12/12/93 - the programme states re the photo "Colin Walsh - the man who scored that goal against Portsmouth a year ago" - I think that photo on the cover of that programme is from a reserve game at Park View Road. It certainly isnt a photo from the game on 5/12/92 given the Viglen logo on the shirt. I had it in my mind that the season after BTTV the club did use the BTTV shirts in reserve games, with the Viglen logo, I reckon this photo is evidence of that. The Viglen deal was only a month old when this Portsmouth game was played on 12/12/931
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Dennis_inthelastmin said:Pulled out that programme v Portsmouth from 12/12/93 - the programme states re the photo "Colin Walsh - the man who scored that goal against Portsmouth a year ago" - I think that photo on the cover of that programme is from a reserve game at Park View Road. It certainly isnt a photo from the game on 5/12/92 given the Viglen logo on the shirt. I had it in my mind that the season after BTTV the club did use the BTTV shirts in reserve games, with the Viglen logo, I reckon this photo is evidence of that. The Viglen deal was only a month old when this Portsmouth game was played on 12/12/930
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Talal said:Rothko said:
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Such a small window of time that the photo of Colin Walsh could have been taken in has made me look again . If Charlton did use the BTTV shirts in season 93-94 with the Viglen logo in a first team game it could only have been at the Anglo-Italian home game on 16/11/93 v Ascoli in which Colin Walsh did play- a 3-0 defeat which was at the Valley. That photo can only be from this game, or a reserve game - its 50/501
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Dennis_inthelastmin said:Such a small window of time that the photo of Colin Walsh could have been taken in has made me look again . If Charlton did use the BTTV shirts in season 93-94 with the Viglen logo in a first team game it could only have been at the Anglo-Italian home game on 16/11/93 v Ascoli in which Colin Walsh did play- a 3-0 defeat which was at the Valley. That photo can only be from this game, or a reserve game - its 50/500
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The Back to the Valley Shirt was used from the 5/12/92 And for the remainder of that season, it had no sponsor. The shirts were also numbered 1-11
The following season we got a new ribero shirt quite similar to the Back to The Valley Shirt but this one had loads of white specks on it. The shirts were numbered as squad numbers (,Balmer 1, Bolder 2) At the start of the season there was no sponsor.
Viglen came on board as sponsors (thanks to the great work of the late @cholland) in the November.
For some reason in 3 of the 4 Anglo Itallian games we wore the Back to The Valley Shirt (in the 2 home games the Viglen sponsor was added). I Always thought this was because when playing the Italians (was not needed in the qualifiers against Millwall and Palace) squad numbers wernt allowed and as that season kit had squad numbers may be the club did not have 1-11 (although I'm sure they had for reserve games). And to confuse it even more we wore the away 93/94 shirt away to Ancona and with the Vivien sponsor in blue numbered 1-115 -
Talal said:Dennis_inthelastmin said:Such a small window of time that the photo of Colin Walsh could have been taken in has made me look again . If Charlton did use the BTTV shirts in season 93-94 with the Viglen logo in a first team game it could only have been at the Anglo-Italian home game on 16/11/93 v Ascoli in which Colin Walsh did play- a 3-0 defeat which was at the Valley. That photo can only be from this game, or a reserve game - its 50/502
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se9addick said:JohnnyH2 said:
Think the first match of the Viglen deal was on TV which was a total rarity then.1 -
Really enjoyed this thread and looking back at what was a great time - prior to and just after the return to the Valley - the sense of building something from scratch with no real money for the second tier, the sense of connection with the club and players giving their all and really overachieving - a real sense of pride and purpose existed. The supporters club satellite branches started to take off around this time too.
The Leeds cup tie in January 1993 really illustrated the point - a fantastic draw at Elland Road and to have a big big Prem team (at that time) at The Valley for the replay so soon after returning to the Valley was brilliant.3 -
Worth noting that the Viglen sponsor was a light blue on the away shirt during one of the Anglo Italian Cup away games1