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Charlton Athletic - Day by Day

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  • 17th September

    1997: Charlton 4 Norwich 0. Mendonca hat trick, plus 1 for Chapple.
  • Stig said:

    16th September

    2000: Charlton 1 Spurs 0 (Johansson)

    George Graham got sacked after didnt he?
  • Stig said:

    16th September

    2000: Charlton 1 Spurs 0 (Johansson)

    George Graham got sacked after didnt he?
    Ignore me he didnt.
  • edited September 2012
    18th September

    1999: A Hunt brace sees us beat Sheffield Utd 2-1 at Bramall Lane.
    2007: Two Reid penalties in the last five minutes enable us to beat Norwich 2-0
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCfVcrNRknk One of the rare occasions when Gary Doherty helped us to three points. Thanks Gary!

  • 19th September

    1921: Billy Cox scores a brace on his Addicks debut.
    1972: 19 year old Mike Flanagan scores four as Charlton beat Notts County 6-1
    1995: Wimbledon 4 Charlton 5 (Garland, Bowyer 3, Grant)
  • 20th September

    1961: First floodlit match at The Valley. Charlton lose to Rotherham.
    1983: Paul Hayes born.
    2005 We beat Hartlepool 3-1 in the league cup (Johansson, Bent, Bothroyd). Who would have thought then, that this would have been anything other than a one off encounter or that we'd have armies of Oompaloompahs and Smurfs visiting us?
  • edited September 2012
    21st September

    1985: Last match at The Valley. Charlton beat Stoke 2-0 (Stuart, Lee). Demonstrations before, during and after the match. Here's Robert Lee's take on it.
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  • 22nd September

    1906: Nunhead Swifts Res 1 Charlton Athletic 6. First ever match in an organised league.
  • 23rd September

    1970: First team coach Damian Matthew born.
    1995: Ipswich 1 Charlton 5 (Chapple, Leaburn 3, Linger)
  • 24th September

    1983: Last appearance of Lucky the cat on the touchline. Charlton 1 (Moore) Derby 0
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  • 25th September

    1920: Charlton's first ever victory in the FA Cup. 6-0 vs Catford Southend at The Valley (Smith 2, Upex3, Bowers)
  • 26th September

    1953: Charlton 6 (Evans 2, Leary 4), Liverpool 0. Liverpool, managed by Don Welsh, suffered their biggest defeat for 19 years and were later relegated.
    1992: Tosan Emiko Ebigbeyi Popo born. Released by Charlton in May, he last made 5 loan appearances for Spanish Segunda División B (third division) side CD San Roque de Lepe.
  • 27th September

    1958: There was a fire in the main stand during a colts match, this was fought with fire extinguishers by (among others) Peter Croker until the fire brigade could put it out.
  • edited September 2012
    28th September

    1957: Charlton 5 Liverpool 1 (Leary, Ayre 3, Byrne o.g.)
    1999: Charlton 4 Stockport 0 (Hunt 3, Mendonca)
    2003: A brilliant hat-trick from Kevin Lisbie gives Charlton a 3-2 victory over Liverpool. Not only was this unusual from the perspective of Lisbie's performance, but the match was also live on Sky.
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  • Stig said:

    28th September

    1957: Charlton 5 Liverpool 1 (Leary, Ayre 3, Byrne o.g.)

    My Dad was at this game - I remember going through his old programmes in the late 70's when Liverpool were in their pomp and not believing that we had stuffed them
  • CatAddick said:

    Stig said:

    28th September

    1957: Charlton 5 Liverpool 1 (Leary, Ayre 3, Byrne o.g.)

    My Dad was at this game - I remember going through his old programmes in the late 70's when Liverpool were in their pomp and not believing that we had stuffed them
    Fantastic! I wonder if there were any lifers there. There's one or two oldies on here.
  • 29th September

    1962: Charlton were forced to put notices around the ground warning people to keep off the pitch following a complaint from the referee at the match against Rotherham on this date that a swarm of boys had invaded the pitch and that one of them had hit him on the neck with a large ice cream.
    2001: Catalogues thrown on the pitch in protest at Brown's sending off in the 2-0 win against Leicester.
  • 30th September

    2006: Darren Bent gives Charlton an early lead against Arsenal. But it was snatched away by two goals from Van Persie. The second, a shinned volley, looked quite spectacular but by that stage he shouldn't have been on the pitch.
  • Stig said:

    30th September

    2006: Darren Bent gives Charlton an early lead against Arsenal. But it was snatched away by two goals from Van Persie. The second, a shinned volley, looked quite spectacular but by that stage he shouldn't have been on the pitch.

    That still makes my blood boil, deliberate hand ball and a dodgy tackle.........shouldn't have even have been on the pitch.
  • edited October 2012
    1st October

    1938: Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain visits The Valley to watch Charlton draw 4-4 with Birmingham. A bit of propaganda following the Munich agreement?
    1960: Charlton 7 (Summers 5) Portsmouth 4
    1994: Charlton 3 (Nelson, Grant, Whyte) Watford 0
    2011: Keromorgant scores within seconds of coming on as Charlton beat Sheffield Utd 2-0 at Bramall Lane. BWP gets the second a couple of minutes later.
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  • edited October 2012
    2nd October

    1958: Bob Bolder Born. 296 appearances.
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    1999: Charlton go top of Div 1 after beating Birmingham 1-0 (Shields)

  • 3rd October

    1998: Eddie Youds scores one of his two league goals for us to give Charlton a 1-0 victory over Forest at the City Ground. Our first ever Premiership away win.
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  • edited October 2012
    4th October

    1980: 0-0 draw away to Barnsley. The start of a club record fifteen match unbeaten run. Ironically the Barnsley game is the only one in the last eight games held on 4th October that we haven't won. The other seven being:
    1977 Brighton 4-3; 1978 Chesterfield 5-4; 1986 Chelsea 1-0; 1989 Hereford 1-0; 1997 QPR 4-2; 2003 Portsmouth 2-1; 2008 Ipswich 2-1
    1987: Official opening of Sparrows Lane.
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  • 5th October

    1985: First match 'at home' at Selhurst. Beat Sunderland 2-1 (Reid, Stuart).
  • edited October 2012
    6th October

    1962: Tommy Caton born. Signed for Charlton for £100k in 1988. The following summer a freak accident at home gave him a gash so bad that he required 48 stitches and two skin grafts. Despite this he still managed to make 24 appearances for Charlton the following season. Sadly the Addicks were relegated though. Tommy stayed with the club after relegation, but retired following a foot injury in January 1991. Three months later Tommy died of a heart attack. According to this source Tommy's heart attack may not have been entirely natural. In all, he made 57 appearances and scored 5 goals for The Addicks.

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  • 7th October

    1982: Madjid Bougherra born. 34 games and 2 goals for the Addicks. Now at Lekhwiya Sports Club, last year's Champions of the Qatar Stars League.
    1983: Mark Hulyer reaches an agreement with Inland Revenue, but Michael Gliksten still claims the club owes him over £½m.
  • 8th October

    1900: Harry Wyper born. 13 goals in 88 matches for this right winger, including 4 from 42 in our 1928-29 promotion season.
    1984: Joe Anyinsah born. 3 goals in 19 matches for The Addicks, including the second in the 4-3 win at Brunton Park in October 2010. Could have been a great player for us, but was unfortunately injured too often. Is currently with Bristol Rovers.
  • edited October 2012
    9th October

    1937: Charlton 5 (Welsh 2, Robinson, Hobbis, Tadman) Portsmouth 1.
    1976: Derek Hales scores a wonder goal (with the help of Colin Powell) as Charlton beat Hull City 3-1. The goal was later selected on The Big Match as their goal of the season.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTMsFfkTWaA The action starts at around 2m30s

  • 10th October

    1914: First ever game in the FA Cup. Drew 0-0 at Dartford. The replay was played (again at Dartford) a week later, but Charlton lost.
  • edited October 2012
    11th October:

    Charlton have won six and lost four, but they've never drawn a match on this day. The last three matches were all wins:
    1988: Northampton 2-1, 1986: Everton 3-2, 1980: Sheffield Utd. 2-0.
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