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History of Charlton in 100 objects
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A wall with the names of the 75,000 fans at the 7-6 match etched onto each brick...0
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Ray Treacy's smile
A lifesize cast of Paul Went's thighs
An interactive exhibit where you have to put the ball through Charlie Wright's legs
(All through the eyes of a nine-year old boy)0 -
Pennant from 1975 football tournament in Tunisia0
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The POTY board.0
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Footage of the 'prat in the hat' who wore a baseball cap at the Pompey game when we returned to The Valley with a pair of clapping hands on it on the ITV evening news footage when being interviewed by London Weekend TV. It went out all over The UK and beyond on various news programmes over the next few days....now I wonder who that was....LOL!!0
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A photo of the huge mens urinals taken at half time (from the outside of course!) behind the West Stand (that had the crunchy gravell floor and no roof), on an ice cold winters day with all the steam rising out of it....I'd pay good money for that!
Strange thing.......... the memory of a 10 year old in 1958.0 -
In a display dedicated to how fans find out what's happening:
A tape loop repeatedly says, "Peter Burrows, IRN Sport, The Valley"
The Colin Cameron Challenge: Colin sits is a confessional-type booth, visitors will be amazed when all their questions about London derbies are answered 100% correctly in McWhirter style by the Charlton guru.
The Jumbotron with the viewing area diminished to a 3X4 pixel grid in the middle with a skip next to it containing all the dead bulbs. (that's the way of the future).
An F5 button that constantly updates the latest Charton Life discussions page.
A collection of angry opposition fans who've had to pay £5 for a programme on the opening day of each season.0 -
John Robinsons chin0
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Stig, is that for a display dedicated to how fans find out what's happening?
Just wanted to be sure : - )0 -
a pie from the fat physio's bag.0
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Nathans inflatable fish0
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a speaker from the mid 90's that is either too quiet to be heard or makes your ears bleed, whilst playing a selection of Charlton 'records' on a loop Red Red Robin, The Tilbrook under-rated masterpiece, 3 blokes from F block etc
Oh and a piece of that Covere End guttering that leaked onto my head given the right wind and rain conditions0 -
The '85 crossbar from the bar of the old Valley Club0
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The missing pixels from the Jumbotron.
Malaysian betting slips from the '98 home game against Liverpool.0 -
The Gatwick Three's Fiat Cinquanto
Garry Nelson's left foot
a Thanks Curbs sign from his last game in charge at Old Trafford
an Operation Riverside coach
Souleymane Diawara's gloves0 -
The dilapidated golaposts that stood on the grassy knoll bewteen the West Stand and the south end / Jimmy Seed stand.
The television gantry they used to put up in the middle of the East terrace whenever the cameras came to town.0 -
[cite]Posted By: LawrieAbrahams[/cite]
The television gantry they used to put up in the middle of the East terrace whenever the cameras came to town.
How could we forget this! Noticed KCCC were still using one at these at the St Lawrence Ground for some of their televised day night and Twenty20 games a last year.0 -
The horseshoe that used to be above the entrance to the tunnel from the changing rooms to the field.0
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Stevie Brown's goalkeeping gloves from the 3-4 win at Villa.
A fork/spade used used at the Valley pitch clearance.
Lee Bowyer and Dean Chandler's pack of Rizla.0 -
A bonfire with Palace on the top and Millwall in the middle.0
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A Haddock0
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Film premiere tickets.
Shirt shape DVD.0 -
My dad's lucky wooden 1947 Cup Final rattle. It wasn't lucky in 1946 'cos he left it in the pub in Slade Green where the coach picked him and his mates up from. (Hasn't been too lucky since, either!)0
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A sq ft of Valley turf dug up after the Stoke game.
Great thread.0 -
A pile of charred and burnt nails, screws, hinges and other architectural ironmongery, as collected by Colin Powell after the centre-circle burning party had finished "improving" the Valley by setting light to a pile of "wood", towards the end of the exile.0
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the roast chestnut brazier from the top of floyd road.0
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The Conservative and liberal club signs (with permission of course.
An Oldham panda car (?circa 77?) with CAFC sprayed down the side
A football special0 -
Peanuts0
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The Floyd Road road sign recently taken off the building that was demolished on the corner opposite the station...now I wonder where that went???????????0
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Floyd and Harvey's costumes0
