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Charlton v Norwich - friendly 28/7/18

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  • addick05 said:

    Tees and Ray Treacy - what a combination! Recall going to the Valley to seem them demolish Derby County 2-0 - couldn't wait to see it on TV later! Who remembers Ray's thunderbolt at Craven Cottage? Absolutely freezing that day. After he scored a Fulham fan commented that he bet he wouldn't score another one like that - a few minutes later Ray crashed in another shot that smacked against the bar - that shut the bloke up! Ah, those were the days.

    They were indeed the days. Sadly the dross served up now does not compare, pink boots, hi-lighted hair and rolling around as if they have been shot.
    Blimey, we're not signing Neymar are we!?

  • Oggy Red said:

    Mars bars beanno' s and Ray Treacy.
    Those were the days indeed

    We used to sing that on the Valley Away coach about 1971/2. Or maybe it was Lewises, I can't remember exactly now. lol
    Saturday morning pickup at Eltham Church; we always bought the Beano and a couple of Mars Bars for breakfast.
    Away days in 72.
    I may of done a few:)
  • Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.
    100%
    I think I agree with this but Ron Saunders ran him a very close second.

    Arthur Horsfield, Jim Melrose, Ray Treacy were all tidy with their nut too
  • Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.
    100%
    I think I agree with this but Ron Saunders ran him a very close second.

    Arthur Horsfield, Jim Melrose, Ray Treacy were all tidy with their nut too
    The difference with Sir Matt was that he looked like a pipe cleaner. Anybody remember his header against Cardiff on Easter Friday morning 69. I haven’t seen one like it since. Floated in at the back corner of the penalty area and put it in like a bullet.
  • Oggy Red said:

    Mars bars beanno' s and Ray Treacy.
    Those were the days indeed

    We used to sing that on the Valley Away coach about 1971/2. Or maybe it was Lewises, I can't remember exactly now. lol
    Saturday morning pickup at Eltham Church; we always bought the Beano and a couple of Mars Bars for breakfast.
    Blackpool72 still buys the Beano.
  • Acab said:

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.
    100%
    I think I agree with this but Ron Saunders ran him a very close second.

    Arthur Horsfield, Jim Melrose, Ray Treacy were all tidy with their nut too
    The difference with Sir Matt was that he looked like a pipe cleaner. Anybody remember his header against Cardiff on Easter Friday morning 69. I haven’t seen one like it since. Floated in at the back corner of the penalty area and put it in like a bullet.
    Sure do! Lovely sunny day if I recall.

  • Acab said:

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.
    100%
    I think I agree with this but Ron Saunders ran him a very close second.

    Arthur Horsfield, Jim Melrose, Ray Treacy were all tidy with their nut too
    The difference with Sir Matt was that he looked like a pipe cleaner. Anybody remember his header against Cardiff on Easter Friday morning 69. I haven’t seen one like it since. Floated in at the back corner of the penalty area and put it in like a bullet.
    I think that was my 1st match. 4-1?
  • Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.
    100%
    Matt Tees & Rodney Green were bought from Grimsby and were both good headers of the ball. Sadly injuries meant that played a few games together.

    They both ran in from the edge of the penalty area for corners. Impossible to mark.

    Agree Ron Saunders was a very powerful centre forward.
  • Lots of old gits posting on here tonight
  • Lots of old gits posting on here tonight

    Count me in :smiley:
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  • They are better off playing it at Goals in Bexleyheath.

    Just been trying to work out the last home PSF I went to - Clive Mendonca Benefit game v Nijmegen

    Either John Robinson or Steve Brown's testimonial, depending on which one was later.
  • Acab said:

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.
    100%
    I think I agree with this but Ron Saunders ran him a very close second.

    Arthur Horsfield, Jim Melrose, Ray Treacy were all tidy with their nut too
    The difference with Sir Matt was that he looked like a pipe cleaner. Anybody remember his header against Cardiff on Easter Friday morning 69. I haven’t seen one like it since. Floated in at the back corner of the penalty area and put it in like a bullet.
    I think we was 4 nil up by HT
    One of my most favourite seasons 68/69
    Happy days
  • Acab said:

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.
    100%
    I think I agree with this but Ron Saunders ran him a very close second.

    Arthur Horsfield, Jim Melrose, Ray Treacy were all tidy with their nut too
    The difference with Sir Matt was that he looked like a pipe cleaner. Anybody remember his header against Cardiff on Easter Friday morning 69. I haven’t seen one like it since. Floated in at the back corner of the penalty area and put it in like a bullet.

    I think we was 4 nil up by HT

    One of my most favourite seasons 68/69
    Happy days
    Remember skipper Graham Moore's piledriver from outside the box? Nearly took the net with it.
  • Acab said:

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.
    100%
    I think I agree with this but Ron Saunders ran him a very close second.

    Arthur Horsfield, Jim Melrose, Ray Treacy were all tidy with their nut too
    The difference with Sir Matt was that he looked like a pipe cleaner. Anybody remember his header against Cardiff on Easter Friday morning 69. I haven’t seen one like it since. Floated in at the back corner of the penalty area and put it in like a bullet.
    Then played Middlesbrough at home next day on the Saturday and Birmingham away on the Monday.
  • Acab said:

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.

    Oggy Red said:

    Sir Matt Tees if you please.

    Me (when I was a kid): "Dad, why is he called Matt?"

    "Because he's always on the floor, son"

    Best header of a ball I've seen in a Charlton shirt.
    100%
    I think I agree with this but Ron Saunders ran him a very close second.

    Arthur Horsfield, Jim Melrose, Ray Treacy were all tidy with their nut too
    The difference with Sir Matt was that he looked like a pipe cleaner. Anybody remember his header against Cardiff on Easter Friday morning 69. I haven’t seen one like it since. Floated in at the back corner of the penalty area and put it in like a bullet.
    I think we was 4 nil up by HT
    One of my most favourite seasons 68/69
    Happy days
    Great season - played some good football and always looked like scoring.

  • Who’s going tomorrow?
  • No one of sane mind
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  • nope - went Tuesday but got other plans tomorrow, shame cause to be honest I would've popped along for a few beers.
  • Who’s going tomorrow?

    Me.
  • Oggy Red said:


    That's not Graham Moore ...... it's a pic of Alan Campbell, who played in midfield alongside him.

    Have you considered applying for a job in our comms department or becoming a student at the University of Greenwich
  • Comfortable home win 4-0.
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  • We won't be there this time due to family commitments.
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