back in the day when I was not allowed to go Charlton as it was too far i followed welling utd for a while (my real local team) as my scum mates say....I went down there on Saturday to see them get their backsides kicked by a team for the div below in the FA Cup. It was a good laugh and what more entertainment can you get for a £10. Very sarcastic fans who slate their own at the slightest error and you get to abuse the away keeper and he can actually here you....FANTASTIC!! There was a crowd of 802. I would say that the entertainment was pretty good. Does any one local have memories of the old Welling cup runs from the late 80's early nineties.... or just in general when we was a real football club with the 5,000 hardcore.... Great days, I wish we was still there..
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Want to all the cup games back then, including every one of the mammoth Reading replay's, fantastic times. Also remember we used to get decent crowds for our Charlton reserve games over there at that time, even used to have a little sing in the last block of the seats.
Half that lot over there would be thrown out the Valley within ten minutes from half the abuse you hear. Entertaining though.
I'm sure they played Man United once, but i might of made that up...
Nope, you're right Bexleyheath & Welling played Man United in the FA Youth Cup back in the early 50's. The United team contained Bobby Charlton and a couple of the others involved at Munich.
Best Welling side I've seen for a few years as ive been pretty disappointed the standard of football when going in the past.
Little fella loves it though sitting right behind dug out and listening to them tear the Lino a new one every decision.
Proper football.
Nope, you're right Bexleyheath & Welling played Man United in the FA Youth Cup back in the early 50's. The United team contained Bobby Charlton and a couple of the others involved at Munich.
Bexleyheath & Welling colts were the only non league side in the South Eastern Counties league with the likes of Arsenal Chelsea and all the other London clubs. I saw them play Chelsea who had Jimmy Greaves and Barry Bridges among others.
Bexleyheath & Welling were the first club I supported in the Southern League.
My first footballing hero was the goalkeeper Stan Howe.
Others I remember, Terry Gill, David Peters, Roy Johnson.
Would imagine there’ll be repercussions from the league.
No, they were Wealdstone.