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The week that was - 22nd August 1998. Charlton 5 Southampton 0
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Sat 22nd August 1998. Charlton Athletic 5 (1) (Robinson 3, Redfern 46, Mendonca 65 (pen), 81, 90) Southampton 0 (0) The Valley 16,488
Charlton: Ilic, Mills, Powell, Redfern, Rufus, Youds, Newton (Mortimer 78), Kinsella (K Jones 85), Hunt, Mendonca, Robinson. Unused subs: Brown, Petterson, S Jones.
Southampton: Jones, Dodd, Lundekvam, Dryden, Hiley, Ripley, Oakley (Howells 58), Palmer, Bridge, (Le Tissier 46), Ostenstad (Beatie 64), Hughes. Unused subs: Moss, Monkou.
Referee: Rob Harris (Oxford)
Sent Off: Saints keeper Paul Jones was ordered off for tripping Mendonca. New signing Howells went in goal as they had used all their subs leaving sub keeper Moss sitting on the bench.
Top: Charlton went top of the Premiership following this victory, having last been top of the old first division during the 36/37 and 37/38 seasons.
The new upper tier of the west stand remained closed for this game as it was not yet ready for use.
Charlton: Ilic, Mills, Powell, Redfern, Rufus, Youds, Newton (Mortimer 78), Kinsella (K Jones 85), Hunt, Mendonca, Robinson. Unused subs: Brown, Petterson, S Jones.
Southampton: Jones, Dodd, Lundekvam, Dryden, Hiley, Ripley, Oakley (Howells 58), Palmer, Bridge, (Le Tissier 46), Ostenstad (Beatie 64), Hughes. Unused subs: Moss, Monkou.
Referee: Rob Harris (Oxford)
Sent Off: Saints keeper Paul Jones was ordered off for tripping Mendonca. New signing Howells went in goal as they had used all their subs leaving sub keeper Moss sitting on the bench.
Top: Charlton went top of the Premiership following this victory, having last been top of the old first division during the 36/37 and 37/38 seasons.
The new upper tier of the west stand remained closed for this game as it was not yet ready for use.
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unbelievable day, top flight footy at the valley for the first time in years0
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what a perfect day that was0
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Wonderfull first day of the season. Bright sunshine. It seemed that everyone had the new MESH shirt on that we'd worn in the play-off final less than 3 months earlier.
I remember thinking what a great buy Redfern was on the way home :-O.
Did anyone else buy the T-shirt the club produced with the Sunday newspaper cuttings and a league table on the front? Still got mine somewhere.
CHARLTON ARE TOP!0 -
what a disappointment Redfearn proved. We all thought it was a very astute signing at the time.2
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I remember it well the sun shone and the crowd sung "Can we play you every week"....good memories1
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The following day I went out and bought every different newspaper. They're stored safely in my loft. How sad is that?0
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and 12 years on.....0
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great day, great win, great hat-trick.0
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That was and still is my favourite Charlton team.0
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love it when they show this one on The Premiership Years - after goal No. 5 the camera homes right in on me in the Covered End sunshine going mental
always get a text from someone saying they've spotted me...1 -
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E BLOCK covered end, before north upper existed, great atmosphere, great match. one of my favourite games.1
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I watched this on a big screen at the Dell with my wife and two sons. We were (obviously) the only Charlton fans there and when we scored we couldn't contain ourselves, well me and my sons anyway. It was absolutely brilliant going into work on the Monday as I had to put up with weeks of how Saints were going to slaughter us.
The theme music for Hawaii-five-o never sounded so good.0 -
Redfern?![cite]Posted By: CHG[/cite]That was and still is my favourite Charlton team.0 -
[cite]Posted By: WSS[/cite]
Redfern?![cite]Posted By: CHG[/cite]That was and still is my favourite Charlton team.
Yeah, ignore him, loved that side, may have even liked the team the following year in Div 1 slightly better.0 -
change redfearn with Keithy Jones0
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I'm pretty sure I was in the Jimmy Seed stand. Not sure where the Saints fans were! There was even a load of stunt planes over Docklands airport to add to the scintillating performance!0
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14 years and counting..0
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That was a great day0
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West stand, remember that amazing game!0
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*Rubbish crowd moan*0
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anyone got the footage on this would love to see it again?0
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I was sat in the Jimmy Seed for this, due to west-upper not open. Great day.................................
Can't remember, was it home support only, or was the JS split? I was dead centre front row.0 -
The last time I was in the JS stand in fact. Remember it being split but don't rely on my memory.0
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Wasn't it basically always split until we extended to the north upper? Except for the odd big cup game like Spurs 4-2 etc?0
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Think Saints had 1k but it could have been more. The JS was def split. I was West lower, back row! Remember Mark Hughes being a C**t. Super Clive hatrick again !!0
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Monlou is over in Holland now running a cafe over there0
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I was ball boy in the north west corner for this, amazing memories. Was there a DVD of this released ? I'm sure there was a video.0
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Remember the game well had to watch it on match of the day cause I had a season ticket in the jimmy seed stand but couldn't have my seat until the west upper was open. Great first season in prem having banter with away fans only separated by a line of stewards followed by heart brake at the end0
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I remember the day and what a result. I was on holiday in Florida at the time. Couldn't believe the 5-0.0
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Fantastic game! We flew back from Florida that morning and came to the game knackered but it kept us enthralled. My daughter who was 10 at the time, managed to sleep though most of the goals and never lived it down! We should have been in west upper but they put us in the Jimmy Seed until it was finished. Great start to the season.0
