Friday Five - Solo Efforts
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Super Kevin Lisbie1
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Morts at Everton in a 3 2 defeat around 88 was a cracker. He even got a good round of applause from the Everton fans.0
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That Kim Grant goal is the crappest 'solo goal' I think I've ever seen4
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That's what I thought. Don't even think that effort would have made my top 100Leuth said:That Kim Grant goal is the crappest 'solo goal' I think I've ever seen
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Morts was quality and scored a load of solo efforts like that. The Everton one was a blinder and he also got another away at Man City in a 2.1 win.
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Loved Morts2
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I so wish the widespread televising of games had existed in the "old days".
If it had, I would be able to see whether one of the goals Alan Simonsen scored against Chelsea was as good as, even now, I seem to recall. If memory serves me right, picked the ball up in our half, beat about 4 or 5 Chelsea players before chipping it over the on-rushing keeper.
The best solo goal I ever saw a Charlton player score.
I so wish someone had a recording of this somewhere.1 -
Chris Duffy's was about the most mazy but look at the keeper rooted to his line....didn't even make it out of his six yard box (a la playground keeper).
Best solo goal of my Charlton life was Simonsen v Chelsea (the first one...). Sensational but sadly not on film it seems.
PS: Excellent work Stackit....keep 'em coming.0 -
It should have been all Morts2
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I was watching that not sure why the defence kept backing off then realised Scot Parker was running behind trying to give out business cards for his hairdresserstackitsteve said:Super Kevin Lisbie
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Parker away at Leeds 2002
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I see my post came up just before yours on this!Simonsen said:Chris Duffy's was about the most mazy but look at the keeper rooted to his line....didn't even make it out of his six yard box (a la playground keeper).
Best solo goal of my Charlton life was Simonsen v Chelsea (the first one...). Sensational but sadly not on film it seems.
PS: Excellent work Stackit....keep 'em coming.
With your name, I'm sure you will recall - was Simonsen's goal that day against Chelsea as good as I recall? Or has age just made it seem more rosy in my mind?0 -
It's been fantastic fun putting all these together, but only wish we had an even more extensive archive than we have!
Three of the five were originally Morts, but we thought we'd take one out (Man City) and save it for his own five at a later date.6 -
Cliff Holton when he picked up the ball wide and waded through several tackles before slotting home.0
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Another belter that stands out is Colin Walsh against Brighton at Upton Park.1
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Leaburn at Southend.0
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No it's not age. He even went round the keeper (Steve Francis) at the end of it too.Fortune 82nd Minute said:
I see my post came up just before yours on this!Simonsen said:Chris Duffy's was about the most mazy but look at the keeper rooted to his line....didn't even make it out of his six yard box (a la playground keeper).
Best solo goal of my Charlton life was Simonsen v Chelsea (the first one...). Sensational but sadly not on film it seems.
PS: Excellent work Stackit....keep 'em coming.
With your name, I'm sure you will recall - was Simonsen's goal that day against Chelsea as good as I recall? Or has age just made it seem more rosy in my mind?0 -
One of Simonsen's goal reminded of Archie Gemmil goal against the Dutch.Simonsen said:
No it's not age. He even went round the keeper (Steve Francis) at the end of it too.Fortune 82nd Minute said:
I see my post came up just before yours on this!Simonsen said:Chris Duffy's was about the most mazy but look at the keeper rooted to his line....didn't even make it out of his six yard box (a la playground keeper).
Best solo goal of my Charlton life was Simonsen v Chelsea (the first one...). Sensational but sadly not on film it seems.
PS: Excellent work Stackit....keep 'em coming.
With your name, I'm sure you will recall - was Simonsen's goal that day against Chelsea as good as I recall? Or has age just made it seem more rosy in my mind?0 -
Rufus header against Sunderland in the play off at wembley.0
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Alan Campbell v Northampton, anybody else remember that one?0
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Morts almost had exclusive rights on this type of thing, but an honourable mention for Colin Powell making it 4-3 v Brighton, 1977. Came in from the corner flag, beat a couple of defenders and curled it into the top corner, what a moment that was.0
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AFKABartram said:
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Loved that morts goal against Bradford. Probably the most entertaining Charlton game I've been to0
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Loads of half memories of that game.McBobbin said:Loved that morts goal against Bradford. Probably the most entertaining Charlton game I've been to
Morts' goal, obviously.
Steve Brown scored a quality long range goal didn't he?
Their goal should've been disallowed I think, but can't remember why.
Eddie Youds played for them that game, before we bought him mid season, right?0 -
NorwichDaveMehmet said:Morts at Everton in a 3 2 defeat around 88 was a cracker. He even got a good round of applause from the Everton fans.
Man City
Everton
Morts magic.
Nevin scored a great goal against us in that Everton game too.
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Kim Grant away at Barnsley March 19910
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Apart from the fact that Grant is tripping all over the show the best thing about that goal is the vision of the defender (Pitcher?) to loop that ball up into space like that, so it's hardly a 'solo' effort anyway.Leuth said:That Kim Grant goal is the crappest 'solo goal' I think I've ever seen
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Tavern drove us up to this game. Where was I when we scored? Same place as when Bartlett scored against Leicester, having a piss.shirty5 said:Kim Grant away at Barnsley March 1991
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This should be a thread on its own.DaveMehmet said:
Tavern drove us up to this game. Where was I when we scored? Same place as when Bartlett scored against Leicester, having a piss.shirty5 said:Kim Grant away at Barnsley March 1991
Leaburn chipping Peter Shilton at the Baseball ground.0
