Chris Dickson
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Lets not forget he had after a successful spell at Gillingham, a second spell when he was poor and he had a spell at Bristol Rovers who had an option to buy which they, with no reluctance, turned down and Lennie Lwrence was fairly scathing. The times I saw him apart from one run at Brentford where he won us a penalty he was cack and about the only notable thing he did at the club was pull down Lloyd Sams shorts in a hotel foyer, resulting in either him or Sam getting a pulled Hamstring!!!Addick Addict said:
I seem to recall that Parky preferred to have Tamer Tuna on the bench (and never brought him on once) for at least a dozen games one season to Dickson. As far as I'm aware the lad has given up football having not kicked a ball in anger since playing for Erith Town.golfaddick said:
Just remind me how many games did he start & how many mins on the pitch did he have in the 2-3 yrs he was with us.sm said:
His record while at Charlton suggests otherwise.golfaddick said:I'd wager he'd score more goals than either Church or Sordell.
Dicko wasn't given a run in the side and in hindsight probably didn't do himself too many favours at times but deserved a better opportunity than he got. The same might also be said for Jonjo and Randolph but, perhaps, I shouldn't open that "can of worms" - or wear a tin hat at least.
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I thought what a random comment, but then I saw who wrote it.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford.
You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves.
What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?
You've dug out our training methods and staff on dozens of threads. Why don't you pop down to Sparrows Lane and take a look yourself??
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Best ignore VG and why the constant referring back to the Donny game where they clearly had divine intervention with the ability to walk on water whereas we had divers boots on. I'm just disappointed that the lack of quick throw ins didn't get an airing :0)ValleyGary said:
I thought what a random comment, but then I saw who wrote it.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford.
You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves.
What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?
You've dug out our training methods and staff on dozens of threads. Why don't you pop down to Sparrows Lane and take a look yourself??0 -
When I listen to a singer at the Royal Albert Hall, I expect her to sing in tune - and she does, beautifully. I have no interest in her rehearsals, or her back-story, or the clearing of her throat. When I go to The Valley, Callum Harriott stumbles over the ball like a toddler.ValleyGary said:
I thought what a random comment, but then I saw who wrote it.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford.
You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves.
What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?
You've dug out our training methods and staff on dozens of threads. Why don't you pop down to Sparrows Lane and take a look yourself??
Is Harriott's failing a lack of coaching, or a lack of natural talent? While you are trying to work it out, we have won one game in ten, and are facing Shrewsbury, Colchester, and Walsall next season.
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So you've got no interest in what happens at sparrows lane yet your happy to criticse it.
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Beautiful troll.0
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It would appear you understand football about as well as golfaddick, keep up the good work.Viewfinder said:
When I listen to a singer at the Royal Albert Hall, I expect her to sing in tune - and she does, beautifully. I have no interest in her rehearsals, or her back-story, or the clearing of her throat. When I go to The Valley, Callum Harriott stumbles over the ball like a toddler.ValleyGary said:
I thought what a random comment, but then I saw who wrote it.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford.
You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves.
What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?
You've dug out our training methods and staff on dozens of threads. Why don't you pop down to Sparrows Lane and take a look yourself??
Is Harriott's failing a lack of coaching, or a lack of natural talent? While you are trying to work it out, we have won one game in ten, and are facing Shrewsbury, Colchester, and Walsall next season.0 -
Good work chap. Reckon you're more of a tactical expert than a Pro Licenced coach.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford.
You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves.
What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?0 -
why do you all still bite to the hook he dangles0
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In his career as a shite pub team player - Chris Dickson has played for Charlton, Gillingham, Bristol City (or was it Rovers), played in the 2nd tier in cyprus and got promoted as top scorer in the league, played in the top tier in Cyprus, played in the Champions league, played in China, played for Ghana and trained with some of the best African footballers in the process. Now he finds himself playing professional football for Dagenham.
So what have you done that make you such an authority in the game?0 -
He didn't get many starts because he wasn't good enough. Simple as. An opinion that I was led to believe at the time was widely shared by the squad.Addick Addict said:
I seem to recall that Parky preferred to have Tamer Tuna on the bench (and never brought him on once) for at least a dozen games one season to Dickson. As far as I'm aware the lad has given up football having not kicked a ball in anger since playing for Erith Town.golfaddick said:
Just remind me how many games did he start & how many mins on the pitch did he have in the 2-3 yrs he was with us.sm said:
His record while at Charlton suggests otherwise.golfaddick said:I'd wager he'd score more goals than either Church or Sordell.
Dicko wasn't given a run in the side and in hindsight probably didn't do himself too many favours at times but deserved a better opportunity than he got. The same might also be said for Jonjo and Randolph but, perhaps, I shouldn't open that "can of worms" - or wear a tin hat at least.0 -
Chris Dixon was incapable of keeping onside when he played for us. Seemed unaware of the laws of football. Terrible first touch, barely worth the opposition marking him. Suggest that he might earn a living as a hare at a greyhound track.0
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Nothing against the bloke but he looked pony for us.0
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You missed the mighty (Dulwich) 'Amlet off the list !Swisdom said:In his career as a shite pub team player - Chris Dickson has played for Charlton, Gillingham, Bristol City (or was it Rovers), played in the 2nd tier in cyprus and got promoted as top scorer in the league, played in the top tier in Cyprus, played in the Champions league, played in China, played for Ghana and trained with some of the best African footballers in the process. Now he finds himself playing professional football for Dagenham.
So what have you done that make you such an authority in the game?
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Now playing for Newly Promoted Sutton United.1
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For a minute I started to worry he had signed.
Then I realised, we don't sign players anymore.9 -
Hq might have been available on a loan where his club pays the wages?
I think we are familiar with that kind of contract, maybe Katrien can use her precedent contracts to get us a good deal.0 -
Is Stuart Fleetwood still at Sutton?
Imagine a Fleetwood/Dickson strike force knocking us out the cup
Edit: I see Fleetwood is now at Bath0 -
He now plays for the same team as Ross Worner and the one and only Nicky Bailly0
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and Danny Haynes and his candy floss hamstrings are at Cray Wanderers.0
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Having a great game for Hornchurch at Wembley today0
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This is a certified CL classic.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford. You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves. What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?4 -
Indeed it is, but everyone on here should read this page, it’s peak Viewfinder:Callumcafc said:
This is a certified CL classic.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford. You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves. What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/68334/dulwich-hamlet-v-charlton-xi-2-3-wiggins-injured/p5
The best part is his response to ValleyGary.10 -
Viewfinder's comments to VG were absolutely bonkers.Scoham said:
Indeed it is, but everyone on here should read this page, it’s peak Viewfinder:Callumcafc said:
This is a certified CL classic.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford. You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves. What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/68334/dulwich-hamlet-v-charlton-xi-2-3-wiggins-injured/p5
The best part is his response to ValleyGary.
Definitely in my all time top 10.3 -
An absolute classic. Well done to all concerned.0
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Thank you for finding this. I often think of this exchange whenever I need a pick me up but had no idea what thread it wasScoham said:
Indeed it is, but everyone on here should read this page, it’s peak Viewfinder:Callumcafc said:
This is a certified CL classic.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford. You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves. What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/68334/dulwich-hamlet-v-charlton-xi-2-3-wiggins-injured/p5
The best part is his response to ValleyGary.
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I’d love to see whatever you think beats this!Covered End said:
Viewfinder's comments to VG were absolutely bonkers.Scoham said:
Indeed it is, but everyone on here should read this page, it’s peak Viewfinder:Callumcafc said:
This is a certified CL classic.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford. You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves. What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/68334/dulwich-hamlet-v-charlton-xi-2-3-wiggins-injured/p5
The best part is his response to ValleyGary.
Definitely in my all time top 10.
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'Certified' sums that lunatic up perfectly.Callumcafc said:
This is a certified CL classic.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford. You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves. What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?1 -
Adrian and Blackpool was my favourite.Scoham said:
I’d love to see whatever you think beats this!Covered End said:
Viewfinder's comments to VG were absolutely bonkers.Scoham said:
Indeed it is, but everyone on here should read this page, it’s peak Viewfinder:Callumcafc said:
This is a certified CL classic.Viewfinder said:Chris Dickson? Do me a favour - I'd rather have Barbara Dickson. Callum Harriott, falling over the ball like a child; Bradley Pritchard, chasing around for the ball that he himself has lost; Joe Pigott, blasting a penalty in to Row Z at Dartford. You may like all this hapless stuff. When Donny Rovers pitched up at The Valley, they weren't thinking "Oh, I don't like our chairman because he won't shell out" - they scored three times within 23 minutes, sliced us apart with simple, incisive, rehearsed moves. What exactly goes on at Sparrows Lane?
https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/68334/dulwich-hamlet-v-charlton-xi-2-3-wiggins-injured/p5
The best part is his response to ValleyGary.
Definitely in my all time top 10.7
