Saturday 13th November 1993. Charlton Athletic 5 (1) (Leaburn 43, Nelson 48 58, Newton 78, Walsh 86) Notts County 1 (1) (Agana 5). The Valley. Att: 7,226
Charlton: Salmon, Balmer, Minto, Garland (Bailey 76), Chapple, McLeary, Grant (Newton 58), Pitcher, Leaburn, Nelson, Walsh. Unused sub: Vaughan.
Notts County: Cherry, Gallagher, King, Walker, Johnson, Turner, Devlin, Draper, Goater, Lund, Agana (Matthews 80). Unused subs: Robinson, Catlin.
Referee:Paul Danson (Leicester)
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He also scored in the 3-3 at Meadow lane
Fat John ! Think this happened at another game, not this one. Pushed him other rather than clumped him.
They were lucky as they saw us score 5 goals in this one, Peterborough (Garry Nelson got a hat-trick) and WBA (please let us repeat that this season!) in either that season or the one before. Not to mention the 4-3 Southend game which was their Charlton debut!
He also scored in the 3-3 at Meadow lane[/quote]
Was at the away game, only about 200 there. Gary Nelson scored twice in the last 6 mins to earn the draw.
For abusing Kim Grant.
Mind you, it was a shocking miss. Didn't someone have a shot, their keeper fumbled it, the ball fell to KG six yards out with an open goal and he fluffed it wide?
I remember that the game was really tight at the time (1-1?) which kinda puts the abuse into some context. It's not as though we were 5-1 up at the time.
grant missed a really easy open goal in front of the covered end which sent out a chorus of, off off off if i re3member right.
Our equaliser...... Fatty Garland free kick, spilt by the keeper, Leaburn followed up only for his effort to be stopped on the line by the REF! He did manage to poke the ball home in the end though.
The boy asking if it was time to go home at half time. (Coke and a mars bar soon made him forget that)
Booing of Kim Grant.
Newtons goal. Still got his shirt from that season. Squad number 14.
Sweaty Balmer performing a step-over in the County box late on but failing to notch the 6th goal.
My lad asking if we could come again next week :-) (and yes, he still comes every week)
Some moan about booing the team after the odd really bad performance (I have been guilty of this). Well these were the days when they weren't even earning mega bucks and I felt so sorry for our future hero of bermondsey.
I thought he'd be a top player after that goal.
Top day though, excellent result. Then a few shandies in Soho before last train to York. Good times.
Did seem strange to see a player in a number 1 shirt, playing outfield.
"off, off, off"