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Charlton 'faces'
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Was he the bloke who had 'Thug' tattooed on his back? Was everywhere for a few years then disappeared. Remember him eating a pigs ear in the Royal Oak that had been put down for a dog.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Matt?AFKABartram said:For the younger generation, Madison. Probably not everyone’s cup of tea but a real character on the home and away scene for a number of years now and capable of some very funny stuff.
For a a shorter period of time in the mid to late 90s ‘Fat Robbie Fowler’ was a similar younger extrovert who used to raise regular laughs in the old Covered End2 -
Yeah that's him mate. Had the word "THUG" across his shoulders, in old English font, so it actually looked like "THFC"Cardinal Sin said:
Was he the bloke who had 'Thug' tattooed on his back? Was everywhere for a few years then disappeared. Remember him eating a pigs ear in the Royal Oak that had been put down for a dog.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Matt?AFKABartram said:For the younger generation, Madison. Probably not everyone’s cup of tea but a real character on the home and away scene for a number of years now and capable of some very funny stuff.
For a a shorter period of time in the mid to late 90s ‘Fat Robbie Fowler’ was a similar younger extrovert who used to raise regular laughs in the old Covered End0 -
Charlton Faeces
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I suspect like many before him, he met a woman, discovered sex and football was no longer such an attraction for him.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Yeah that's him mate. Had the word "THUG" across his shoulders, in old English font, so it actually looked like "THFC"Cardinal Sin said:
Was he the bloke who had 'Thug' tattooed on his back? Was everywhere for a few years then disappeared. Remember him eating a pigs ear in the Royal Oak that had been put down for a dog.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Matt?AFKABartram said:For the younger generation, Madison. Probably not everyone’s cup of tea but a real character on the home and away scene for a number of years now and capable of some very funny stuff.
For a a shorter period of time in the mid to late 90s ‘Fat Robbie Fowler’ was a similar younger extrovert who used to raise regular laughs in the old Covered End2 -
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Oggy Red said:
Legend.......and my godfather RIP4 -
I had a big list and then I realised it was only spelled with one "e".0
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Legend Paul Ellis, part of the Mottingham massive , Sidcup Road, SE9 boys .
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Didn’t Paul look after programme side of the club shop before it became “a superstore” along with Belinda? Didn’t they get moved on by a certain club shop manager?0
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What happened to Matt Finnigan?0
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I think he grew whiskers on his chinnigan.The_President said:What happened to Matt Finnigan?14 -
Oggy Red said:
Lovely man Chris, had some great times on Lewis away coaches back in the day, he also played football for them LAC Rovers I think they were called0 -
I saw him last season.The_President said:What happened to Matt Finnigan?
He was ok.0 -
Absolute legend. Ran the programme collection service from a portacabin once we got back, so diligently.When CASC got our concrete office it became a collector's haven, Paul also organised our one and only prog fair at The Valley. Such a great help when we ran the trains and made it to China too. Would make sure I was home safe in my teens, although did sneak me in the bar at Charing Cross should the train be delayed😉. Delighted for The Legendary Paul Ellis.4
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Still drinks in the Rose in bexleyheath, see him now and againThe_President said:What happened to Matt Finnigan?0 -
Yep that’s the team, my old man played for them with himJohnnysummers5 said:Oggy Red said:
Lovely man Chris, had some great times on Lewis away coaches back in the day, he also played football for them LAC Rovers I think they were called0 -
I went to that programme fair. Pretty sure he also arranged the sealed bid auction of football memorabilia around the same time. I won one of the warm up balls from England v Netherlands at Wembley in ‘93, signed by the England team.Rock Spectacle said:Absolute legend. Ran the programme collection service from a portacabin once we got back, so diligently.When CASC got our concrete office it became a collector's haven, Paul also organised our one and only prog fair at The Valley. Such a great help when we ran the trains and made it to China too. Would make sure I was home safe in my teens, although did sneak me in the bar at Charing Cross should the train be delayed😉. Delighted for The Legendary Paul Ellis.0 -
Mr Slattery a legend too, placid beyond belief. Wind him up however...2
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So many 'faces' from days gone by.
Dennis 'is our leader'
Andy Ballard
The mooseheads
And of course, Mr Rock Spectacle
The quiz team....1 -
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Dennis still goes.Alex Wright said:So many 'faces' from days gone by.
Dennis 'is our leader'
Andy Ballard
The mooseheads
And of course, Mr Rock Spectacle
The quiz team....
He sits with me in the West Stand.1
