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Old Charlton related photos
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If that was at the other end, it could be Shipperley's OG v Orient.Coyotejohn1947 said:
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With that stance it looks like he's practicing for the IPL or The Hundred.JamesSeed said:You don't see many colour photos of Jimmy Seed, so here he is in our back garden facing up to my fearsome tennis ball bouncers... c.1965
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Can’t be, no room for a DJ or pyrotechnicsAddicksAddict said:
With that stance it looks like he's practicing for the IPL or The Hundred.JamesSeed said:You don't see many colour photos of Jimmy Seed, so here he is in our back garden facing up to my fearsome tennis ball bouncers... c.1965
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I thought sledging in cricket was 90's thing, but clearly not.JamesSeed said:You don't see many colour photos of Jimmy Seed, so here he is in our back garden facing up to my fearsome tennis ball bouncers... c.1965
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I take that the photograph is of fans in the Arthur Waite stand. That is where I always ended up when I turned up for a game. I was not a season ticket holder in those daysOff_it said:If that photo is looking at the Members stand then the arrow is pointing towards Croydon
just turned up as and when.0 -
Definitely the members stand, the Arthur Waite was given over to the Hammers that daymsomerton said:
I take that the photograph is of fans in the Arthur Waite stand. That is where I always ended up when I turned up for a game. I was not a season ticket holder in those daysOff_it said:If that photo is looking at the Members stand then the arrow is pointing towards Croydon
just turned up as and when.0 -
JohnnyH2 said:msomerton said:Off_it said:If that photo is looking at the Members stand then the arrow is pointing towards CroydonI take that the photograph is of fans in the Arthur Waite stand. That is where I always ended up when I turned up for a game. I was not a season ticket holder in those daysjust turned up as and when.Definitely the members stand, the Arthur Waite was given over to the Hammers that dayDid they have the whole Arthur Waite? I recall them getting the middle pen of the Holmesdale as well as the usual corner pen. I can't recall them having the entirety of the Arthur Waite but who knows given it was 32 years ago!0
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I’m pretty sure the had the whole Arthur Wait, and I think most of the Holmesdale. Fairly sure we we in the side of the Holmesdale nearest the main stand (I took a proper tumble after a surge bundle, blinding days)0
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Leave off.
32 years ago and people can remember what stands other fans were given.
I mean there are a couple of things I can remember like the little bit of fog we had against Leicester in the zds, but I should think everyone there that night remember s that.0 -
Well I have a great memory and 100% West Ham had the whole Arthur Waite stand. I had my season ticket there and we were moved to the opposite side. We knew this in advance of the match being played.clb74 said:Leave off.
32 years ago and people can remember what stands other fans were given.
I mean there are a couple of things I can remember like the little bit of fog we had against Leicester in the zds, but I should think everyone there that night remember s that.2 -
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I remember this, but not the fog against Leicester.bolloxbolder said:
Well I have a great memory and 100% West Ham had the whole Arthur Waite stand. I had my season ticket there and we were moved to the opposite side. We knew this in advance of the match being played.clb74 said:Leave off.
32 years ago and people can remember what stands other fans were given.
I mean there are a couple of things I can remember like the little bit of fog we had against Leicester in the zds, but I should think everyone there that night remember s that.
I remember the floodlights failing against QPR.
anyone else with random non Valley memories?0 -
Bolton Wanders coach breaking down when parked alongside the pitch0
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The photo looks like it was taken from pitchside and there are seats in the stand, so it must be the Members Stand as the Arthur Waite still had terracing at the front when we were there.msomerton said:
I take that the photograph is of fans in the Arthur Waite stand. That is where I always ended up when I turned up for a game. I was not a season ticket holder in those daysOff_it said:If that photo is looking at the Members stand then the arrow is pointing towards Croydon
just turned up as and when.0 -
It is the Members Stand but for the final season there the terracing had gone from the Arthur Waite and was replaced with the seatingOff_it said:
The photo looks like it was taken from pitchside and there are seats in the stand, so it must be the Members Stand as the Arthur Waite still had terracing at the front when we were there.msomerton said:
I take that the photograph is of fans in the Arthur Waite stand. That is where I always ended up when I turned up for a game. I was not a season ticket holder in those daysOff_it said:If that photo is looking at the Members stand then the arrow is pointing towards Croydon
just turned up as and when.1 -
Pre-season friendly 15th August 1990. Watling Street. Maidstone United vs Charlton. Maidstone manager Keith Peacock and Nicky Johns & Les Berry both in the Maidstone team. First picture Keith Peacock chating with Mick Flanagan.


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I was at this game2
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What year was that?SporadicAddick said:
Brilliant - are you sure there are no more?!CheshireFan said:
I once saw a "colourised" image of the main stand and it looked green. I assumed it was an error but this seems to suggest that it was actually green and cream? It was only red and white in my time.0 -
Sam Bartram Gates and Jimmy Seed Stand
in 1987.22 -
What a great photo 👍Lewis Coaches said:
Sam Bartram Gates and Jimmy Seed Stand
in 1987.0 -
East Terrace with Charltons social club a roofless covered end and Harvey Gardens in background looking towards The Thames.
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One of the Directors Mike Norris that managed to get Charlton back to The Valley.
Along with Roger Alwen Mike Norris put the money up to start rebuilding The Valley.6 -
This was one of the plans for The Valley.
Top photo looking towards covered end.
Bottom photo looking from the
Sam Bartram corner.
Plans for ground about 1990.8 -
Interesting to see how close the ground actually came to the model of 1990. Give or take a few obvious elements it was a pretty accurate model.Lewis Coaches said:
This was one of the plans for The Valley.
Top photo looking towards covered end.
Bottom photo looking from the
Sam Bartram corner.
Plans for ground about 1990.
The one big difference is the housing on what is now the car park. I'm assuming the players would have parked at Makro.3 -
Is this the model that included the 10 pin bowling alley in it?SporadicAddick said:
Interesting to see how close the ground actually came to the model of 1990. Give or take a few obvious elements it was a pretty accurate model.Lewis Coaches said:
This was one of the plans for The Valley.
Top photo looking towards covered end.
Bottom photo looking from the
Sam Bartram corner.
Plans for ground about 1990.
The one big difference is the housing on what is now the car park. I'm assuming the players would have parked at Makro.0 -
No, I don’t think so. That was a scaled down version that had a 4500 seat main stand (with bowling alley in it), covered end and jimmy seed stand as they were on our return and the bottom quarter of the east terrace as 6000 standing terrace. The main stand was never built and the east terrace never reopened. I’ve got a picture somewhere I’ll upload.guinnessaddick said:
Is this the model that included the 10 pin bowling alley in it?SporadicAddick said:
Interesting to see how close the ground actually came to the model of 1990. Give or take a few obvious elements it was a pretty accurate model.Lewis Coaches said:
This was one of the plans for The Valley.
Top photo looking towards covered end.
Bottom photo looking from the
Sam Bartram corner.
Plans for ground about 1990.
The one big difference is the housing on what is now the car park. I'm assuming the players would have parked at Makro.1 -

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Now that is a good question? Think not.guinnessaddick said:
Is this the model that included the 10 pin bowling alley in it?SporadicAddick said:
Interesting to see how close the ground actually came to the model of 1990. Give or take a few obvious elements it was a pretty accurate model.Lewis Coaches said:
This was one of the plans for The Valley.
Top photo looking towards covered end.
Bottom photo looking from the
Sam Bartram corner.
Plans for ground about 1990.
The one big difference is the housing on what is now the car park. I'm assuming the players would have parked at Makro.
I believe the ten pin bowling alley was in the first plan, but if I am incorrect please tell me.
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The plan afterwardsLewis Coaches said:
Now that is a good question? Think not.guinnessaddick said:
Is this the model that included the 10 pin bowling alley in it?SporadicAddick said:
Interesting to see how close the ground actually came to the model of 1990. Give or take a few obvious elements it was a pretty accurate model.Lewis Coaches said:
This was one of the plans for The Valley.
Top photo looking towards covered end.
Bottom photo looking from the
Sam Bartram corner.
Plans for ground about 1990.
The one big difference is the housing on what is now the car park. I'm assuming the players would have parked at Makro.
I believe the ten pin bowling alley was in the first plan, but if I am incorrect please tell me.1 -
I set up a deal for Mowlem Homes to build a row of houses at the edge of the car park - Valley Grove. Mowlem were putting the money up.
The club decided to do the same (took my plan) but not with Mowlem. I was not charging for my time.0







