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The Covered End

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  • Kind of stopped being The Covered End for me once the Upper was stuck on and it become two tier

    You complete and utter bastard. Go and wash your mouth out.
  • The Home End then became the North Stand then became the North Upper and North Lower - I'm confused!

    Am I bollox - of course it's the Covered End - always has been, always will be.
  • Covered End.
    Knees up mother brown,Knees up mother brown.
    Those were the days
  • Jon2461 said:

    Covered End.
    Knees up mother brown,Knees up mother brown.
    Those were the days

    "Who's up Mrs Brown? Who's up Mrs Brown?
    Tommy, Tommy Docherty -
    He's up Mrs Brown."

  • Covered End.
  • edited June 2014
    Is the sky blue, is the sea wet, are Smallwall sh*te? Has been and always will be 'super Charlton, Covered End'.
  • T he C overed E nd always has been and always will be.
  • The Covered End
    The Open End
    The Big Side/Big Bank
    The Seats

    "You 'll never take the covered end"...well most of the time anyway.

    However, no-one has ever taken the North Upper, Fact.
  • easy the covered end for me
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  • Once, at the ticket office, I asked for a seat in the Covered End.
    The nice young lady answered : the stands are all covered now!

    Not just me then, could'nt be bothered to educate her.
  • How did it escape being called the Railway End? The dream name, surely.
  • When I was a kid 70s, I knew the North stand as the shed end. Probably the corrugated iron on the sides made it look a shed.
  • vffvff
    edited June 2014
    In the picture of the Covered End, the sign looks a bit askew or is that dodgy graphics on the image ?

    http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/62040/the-valley-pitch/p9

    Big picture on this thread.
  • its even in the song.....many hours av i spent in the covered end choir ..........no need to debate any more there are the facts
  • adrian said:

    Once, at the ticket office, I asked for a seat in the Covered End.
    The nice young lady answered : the stands are all covered now!

    Roland needs to send the staff on a training course.
  • The library end next season. A Block for life
  • Always thought it was the Coming In end, as in "we are Charlton, We are Charlton, super Charlton, Coming in"


    No?
  • edited June 2014
    ^^^^^^ is that the type of fans you produce down the library end?

    Scooby doo is less confused than him!!

    Yikes!!
  • edited June 2014
    vff said:

    When I was a kid 70s, I knew the North stand as the shed end. Probably the corrugated iron on the sides made it look a shed.

    Nah, that was probably after Chelsea had smashed up the wooden turnstiles in Harvey Gardens, took it then had a bonfire in there behind the goal with the debris :-o
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  • RedChaser said:

    vff said:

    When I was a kid 70s, I knew the North stand as the shed end. Probably the corrugated iron on the sides made it look a shed.

    Nah, that was probably after Chelsea had smashed up the wooden turnstiles in Harvey Gardens, took it then had a bonfire in there behind the goal with the debris :-o
    Remember that, was in the north stand. Chelsea supporters did not take kindly to getting beat 4-0. Great game that. The football not the Chelsea supporters smashing up the ground.
  • I was only 11 but recall three sides of the ground Chelsea, with Charlton reduced to a knot at the bottom corner of the east terrace!
  • There was lot of Charlton in what would now be the right lower (when facing goal) who scooted when Chelsea occupied the upper left area, where the Charton supporters, who sang sat. I was under 10. Remember the big line of police walking round, preventing the game being called off.
  • edited June 2014
    In the days when fans had passion.....of sorts!
  • Covered End, the South East Shack
  • Covered End, the South East Shack

    More like the love shack
  • It's not the covered end anymore if used to be when it was covered but now the bottom tier is open to the rain..

    calling it the covered end is a false statement, let's called it the Colin Walsh end
  • Always Covered End.
  • Now renamed
    The empty end
  • La Curva Nord. A bit Ultra maybe?
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