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The week that was - 24th September 1976. Charlton 6 Southampton 2.

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  • A few Charlton got done that day, the black males weren't Reading or any other football fans, they just wanted revenge for their "Bros" who got done! There was a lot of them!
  • and so, 36 years ago today.........
  • Great game remember it very well. Soton had just won the FA Cup. Their team had the likes of Alan Ball & Peter Osgood.
  • Great game remember it very well. Soton had just won the FA Cup. Their team had the likes of Alan Ball & Peter Osgood.

    Southampton: Boulton, Rodrigues, Peach, McCalliog, Waldron, Blyth, Williams, Channon, Gilchrist, MacDougall, Fisher. Unused sub: Steele.

    :-)

  • Great night - when I ever think back to this game I always remember a fantastic atmosphere (thought the crowd was 16,000), Killer bearing down on The Covered End and that feeling of absolutely KNOWING he was going to score. We went top that night.
  • Addickted said:

    Great game remember it very well. Soton had just won the FA Cup. Their team had the likes of Alan Ball & Peter Osgood.

    Southampton: Boulton, Rodrigues, Peach, McCalliog, Waldron, Blyth, Williams, Channon, Gilchrist, MacDougall, Fisher. Unused sub: Steele.

    :-)

    LOL. I remember Ball & Osgood, perhaps it was a year or two later. Actually, I seem to remember them beating us at The Valley. Perhaps 1-3 ?

  • Remember it well! Went with my dad and grandad I was 12! Brilliant game! To beat the FA Cup winners (when the competition meant something) was a joy!!
  • Cracking game, remember the Saints coach going down Charlton Lane and me and Peter Barham giving abuse to them and Mick Channon especially then getting a clip from my dad for being rude. Great night!
  • Your dad gave Mick Channon a clip around the ear?
  • An all time classic for the older members.
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  • So long ago I can't remember how the goals went in but we played them off the park - and all those famous names they had turning for them. As some have already said, Friday night games at The Valley were great.
  • Dear Mr HOME & AWAY,
    I really enjoy these threads, but this is the 4th time I've read this.
    Do you have any new ones, or have we already covered all our memorable games ?
  • Friday 24th Sept 1976. Charlton 6 (4) Flanagan 5, 12, Bowman 35, Powell 41, Hales 74, 90) Southampton 2 (1) (Peach (pen) 40, MacDougall 64) The Valley. Att: 9,710.



    Charlton: Wood, Berry, Warman, Hunt, Giles, Cutis, Powell, Hales, Flanagan, Bowman, Peacock. Unused sub: Hammond.



    Southampton: Boulton, Rodrigues, Peach, McCalliog, Waldron, Blyth, Williams, Channon, Gilchrist, MacDougall, Fisher. Unused sub: Steele.



    Referee: T Reynolds (Swansea).



    Manager Andy Nelson estimated that Charlton had 15 excellent chances and he named this match as the best performance since he took over in May 1974.

    Half of our team would fail the Charlton height test these days - a midfield of Hunt, Bowman, Peacock and Powell wouldn't have won much in the air!
  • Loved this night, we turned over a really decent saints side. We also did them 2-1 in the league cup either the previous home game or the following one, can't remember which. Sadly, my days as a regular were becoming numbered around the time of this game because my old man was moving us oop north :(
  • Loved this night, we turned over a really decent saints side. We also did them 2-1 in the league cup either the previous home game or the following one, can't remember which. Sadly, my days as a regular were becoming numbered around the time of this game because my old man was moving us oop north :(

    That was some season for big scores;

    5-2 Burnley, 4-0 Chelsea, 4-3 Bristol Rovers, 4-0 Blackburn, 4-3 Luton, 4-4 Burnley (away) plus which we beat the Spanners 3-2! One thing was guaranteed, if you wanted to see high-scoring games, you could rely on us.



  • addick05 said:

    Loved this night, we turned over a really decent saints side. We also did them 2-1 in the league cup either the previous home game or the following one, can't remember which. Sadly, my days as a regular were becoming numbered around the time of this game because my old man was moving us oop north :(

    That was some season for big scores;

    5-2 Burnley, 4-0 Chelsea, 4-3 Bristol Rovers, 4-0 Blackburn, 4-3 Luton, 4-4 Burnley (away) plus which we beat the Spanners 3-2! One thing was guaranteed, if you wanted to see high-scoring games, you could rely on us.



    My first real season of going on my todd without family. Magical season.
  • Still the most number of goals i have seen us score in a game.

    Did we not beat them on the Tuesday before hand 2-1 in the League cup?

    The season after i am sure we did them 4-1 at home, another excellent performance.

  • last time we gave someone a decent tonking at home.
  • One of my favourite ever games. My memory says Killer scored a goal volleying in from a cross from the left right in front of an ecstatic covered end. Similar to the Hull golden goal but better. By the end Southampton were so shot to pieces and they were watching us playing keep-ball. We used to stand in the Jimmy Seed cos my dad thought he could get out quicker. He was a teacher at West Greenwich school and would pull out any of his pupils who had popped down the away end for what we used to call a bit of aggro.
  • last time we gave someone a decent tonking at home.

    Man City 5-0 back in about 1989?
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  • TEL said:

    Funnily enough I was at the Reading Friendly too....wasnt very friendly at all was it....

    Not at all. It was a lovely sunny day, a crowd of just over 1000 and probably one of the most hostile games I've been to. The OB put us on coaches after the game and escorted us away.
  • Now we can add the mighty Shrewsbury to the tonking list !
  • Just six. Of course, most Lifers were at the game we stuck seven past Huddersfield after trailing 5-1. What a memorable day that was.
  • [cite]Posted By: Oggy Red[/cite]Sorry to be an Anorak and do correct me if I'm wrong Large, but I don't remember the Jimmy Seed stand being built until 1979.

    two years later ............. You are right of course Oggy, I meant at the south end of the ground.
    Back then we call it The Heights.

    Must be your age🤣.Stay well👍
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