Fave Charlton Away Game (Excluding Sunderland @ Wembley)

Mendonca In Asdas

Watching the Chelsea v Barnsley match tonight , reminded me of Charlton beating Barnsley 6 nil away, got to be up there as one of my favorites, what’s yours?

paulsturgess

Cov away fa cup 2000
palace away todorov 2007
Wednesday away fa cup 2014

Cafctekkers

Both Sheffield away days in the league 1 winning season

Maybe not a favourite but definately memorable was Yeovil away in the rain

801912601

Assuming you needed to be at the away game then:
Battle of the bridge for pure pride in the team and the fans.
Blackburn in the cup when we won 1-0 for shock result.
Doncaster away in the play off semi for a great weekend and result/atmosphere & making it to a Wembley win.
QPR away in the league cup drawing 1-1 for our turnout and the tube journey after.

kafka

From recent years,
Last two at Pompey
Donny play off

all time
 Villa away to keep us in the prem
chelsea Leaburn ko game. 

holyjo

Tottenham away in the cup 85 

Off_it

Beating Arsenal 4-2 at Highbury

AFKABartram

Such a tough question 

completely random, but probably an away league game at Blackburn in 1992 (won 2-0). My memory in general is completely shot yet I remember this day out from start to finish so vividly. 

ForeverAddickted

The not so obvious

1-1 draw with Yeovil in the rain
2-1 win @ Southend

The obvious

1-0 win @ Carlisle to win promotion

Richard J

Man Utd in 86 is worth a mention. 

Ducktapeshoerepairs

Not sure if strictly an ‘away’ game, but Leeds at St Andrew’s play off final replay in 86 was something else !! 

stoneroses19

Carlisle away in League 1 winning season 
Sheffield’s away in same season 
Man Utd FA Cup in 94
Norwich on St George’s Day (can’t remember the year, we lost to a Svensson last minute goal. Crap score but we were all on form that day in and out of the ground). 

DRAddick

ForeverAddickted said:

The not so obvious

1-1 draw with Yeovil in the rain
2-1 win @ Southend

The obvious

1-0 win @ Carlisle to win promotion

This. One of those bizarre great days. Probably the biggest laugh I've had at a game. 

Off_it

AFKABartram said:

Such a tough question 

completely random, but probably an away league game at Blackburn in 1992 (won 2-0). My memory in general is completely shot yet I remember this day out from start to finish so vividly. 

Because the pies were great, served up by a lovely little blonde behind the counter, and Carl Leaburn scored?

That day?

The_Organiser

The list is endless for different reasons:

Cov FA Cup 2-3
Liverpool 3-3
Villa 3-4
Carlisle 0-1
Sheff U 0-2 
Yeovil in the rain
Chesterfield when the game was called off - sesh!
Norwich St George’s Day 2003 - sesh
Pompey first time with Bowyer
Doncaster play-off semi
Newcastle 3-0 2003 or 2004. Flew up, great weekend sesh.

Chelsea carping cup pens win.

To name a few....

stoneroses19

ForeverAddickted said:

The not so obvious

1-1 draw with Yeovil in the rain
2-1 win @ Southend

The obvious

1-0 win @ Carlisle to win promotion

Such a superb away day. Completely unique. Will never forget the sight of my mate wearing a wool fleece in that rain!

Cafctekkers

stoneroses19 said:

ForeverAddickted said:

The not so obvious

1-1 draw with Yeovil in the rain
2-1 win @ Southend

The obvious

1-0 win @ Carlisle to win promotion

Such a superb away day. Completely unique. Will never forget the sight of my mate wearing a wool fleece in that rain!

Still got Deon Burtons shirt from that game in the cupboard somewhere

ForeverAddickted

CafcTeckers said:

stoneroses19 said:

ForeverAddickted said:

The not so obvious

1-1 draw with Yeovil in the rain
2-1 win @ Southend

The obvious

1-0 win @ Carlisle to win promotion

Such a superb away day. Completely unique. Will never forget the sight of my mate wearing a wool fleece in that rain!

Still got Deon Burtons shirt from that game in the cupboard somewhere

Its probably still wet from the rain as well

AFKABartram

Don’t remember the pies or the blonde @Off_it
but my groups day was the equivalent of the OFAH Jolly Boys Outing for memorable moments that day. 

Yes, King Carl scored and I and many others were on the pitch to celebrate! 

Off_it

AFKABartram said:

Don’t remember the pies or the blonde @Off_it
but my groups day was the equivalent of the OFAH Jolly Boys Outing for memorable moments that day. 

Yes, King Carl scored and I and many others were on the pitch to celebrate! 

Seemed like every away game was like a jolly boys outing for me in those days, so many beers in so many pubs up and down the country and so many laughs.

(I remember the blonde - world class!)

swords_alive

Brighton 5-3. And Middlesbrough 3-1, both always same season I think

Anna_Kissed

I was on the terraces at the famous 4-3 win (having been 3-0 down) at St. James's Park, Newcastle, January 18th, 1992.
That was an amazing game.

Another very enjoyable day out took place nearly five years earlier, at The Dell, Southampton, on 25th April 1987, when goals from Jim Melrose and Robert Lee secured an important point in a 2-2 draw.
The game took place on a very warm day. The campaign to return to The Valley was underway and, if my memory is correct, a group of Charlton supporters had walked from The Valley to The Dell.
John Humphrey was sent off. Our goals led to wild scenes in the packed 'cage'.
This well-earned point was indicative of the spirit evident in Lennie Lawrence's gutsy squad. That spirit would see the Addicks negotiate, successfully, the play-offs, culminating in the famous victory against Billy Bremner's Leeds Utd at St Andrew's, Birmingham.

killerandflash

Battle of the Bridge 1988
Bournemouth in 2012, Yann's injury time winner
Portsmouth 2018 for the atmosphere

AFKABartram

Off_it said:

AFKABartram said:

Don’t remember the pies or the blonde @Off_it
but my groups day was the equivalent of the OFAH Jolly Boys Outing for memorable moments that day. 

Yes, King Carl scored and I and many others were on the pitch to celebrate! 

Seemed like every away game was like a jolly boys outing for me in those days, so many beers in so many pubs up and down the country and so many laughs.

I just looked up the second half of that season and from Derby away just after Xmas and had some brilliant away days with loads of memorable moments from places like Derby, Brighton, Southend, Barnsley, Swindon, Cambridge, Boro, Pompey, Port Vale, Bristol Rovers. I did virtually every away on train, coach or car thst season and just gutted one of the only ones I missed was Newcastle 4-3, but remember that Saturday evening after the pubs closing waiting up Bexleyheath Broadway till gone midnight waiting for mates coach to get back and meet them and they were still buzzing getting off the coach. 

I was a seasoned traveller, pub regular yet find it amazing I was just 16. You were able to grow up a lot earlier then. 

Covered End

AFKABartram said:

Such a tough question 

completely random, but probably an away league game at Blackburn in 1992 (won 2-0). My memory in general is completely shot yet I remember this day out from start to finish so vividly. 

Was that because Leaburn scored?
Edit, I see it was.
I was there.

swords_alive

Leeds away, when Parker went on the mazy run to win it in injury time, 2002 or 3?

McBobbin

Newcastle, 1 all Rommedahl... Nothing special but had a cracking night out afterwards

McBobbin

Matchwise 5-1 against Ipswich, Carlo hattrick

AFKABartram

Covered End said:

AFKABartram said:

Such a tough question 

completely random, but probably an away league game at Blackburn in 1992 (won 2-0). My memory in general is completely shot yet I remember this day out from start to finish so vividly. 

Was that because Leaburn scored?

No, no doubt I’ve mentioned this day before. Long trip so was going by coach. Big turnout for the group I went with then, had all the back of the coach. Could smoke and booze on coach those days and we’d come well stocked. In addition, mate was a baker, had done an early 4am start and come straight from bakery to coach with a massive brown sack filled with donuts. By the Dartford tunnel the whole coach was a wreck covered with jam, sugar everywhere as a mass jam donut fight had been had. 

From then on the day just kept getting funnier. Prostitutes encountered at the services, I got knocked over a wall by a police horse outside ground, not that it mattered but we won, load of us got on pitch, the whole day was just a laugh from start to finish. Capped off at Watford Gap on way back as we all piled off the coach Barry Fry was walking in front of us, so we just wrestled him to the ground in the car park and then all bundled on top. He absolutely loved it, laughing his head off and calling everyone fucking bastards with a big grin on his face. 

Blinding day. Coach / minibus away days with a good crowd of mates and the banter is flowing is pretty unbeatable 

AFKABartram

Liverpool 3-3 probably one of the games I’ve enjoyed the most

AddickUpNorth

Anna_Kissed said:

I was on the terraces at the famous 4-3 win (having been 3-0 down) at St. James's Park, Newcastle, January 18th, 1992.
That was an amazing game.

That was a game/day to remember.

Leeds away in the FA Cup January ‘93. Nelson scoring for us with Minto blocking a Leeds winner whilst laying injured on the ground. 

Blackburn away ‘94, midweek in the FA Cup  Pitcher scoring the winner. The atmosphere in the pub beforehand and in the ground itself was amazing.