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2nd April 1989
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From the back page of The Mercury.
I'm in the middle.
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Was there in shirt & tie, came direct from a christening in Greenwich, had a few beers with Steve Sutherland afterwards in the valley club0
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i was there and remember big Tommy W asking if he could borrow our pick axe and sledge hammer - he then demolished the turnstiles at the top of the east stand and somebody came over and said they were meant to stay intact !!!2
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Is that the old covered end behind? I always thought it was a terrace. I never got to go to a match at the old Valley.Covered End said:
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Try looking sideways.
Covered End is pretty clear then.0 -
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I wasn't being sarcastic.
Just thought it was pretty obvious it was the covered end to a fellow Charlton fan.0 -
Ok argumentative, whatever. I suggested it was the covered end and was making chat. I don't recall ever seeing it pre 1992 with seats.Addickted said:I wasn't being sarcastic.
Just thought it was pretty obvious it was the covered end to a fellow Charlton fan.
Anyway, let's change the subject. It feels like some people have a way of turning every comment in to an arguement.0 -
https://youtu.be/GKRhHKdrieM26mins and a bit in Charlton v Brum for the Loyal Lee Bowyer Cup can see seats in the Covered End November 19843
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The seats went into the Covered End in the middle of the 1980-1 promotion season, part one of making The Valley all seater. I know that's standard nowadays, at the time it seemed a strange decision, particularly with the wide open East terrace. It had the feel of many other Charlton schemes over the years, veering between bad timing and the completely bonkers.0
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Great, never seen that before. Almost a full two years before my first match at Selhurst.oohaahmortimer said:https://youtu.be/GKRhHKdrieM26mins and a bit in Charlton v Brum for the Loyal Lee Bowyer Cup can see seats in the Covered End November 1984
The Valley looks grim.0 -
when you think you've seen all of the "pre-sky" highlights, this little nugget comes along..oohaahmortimer said:https://youtu.be/GKRhHKdrieM26mins and a bit in Charlton v Brum for the Loyal Lee Bowyer Cup can see seats in the Covered End November 1984
A magnificent crowd of 4,850 - shame the cameras didn't pan around at some point to show the East Terrace in all its glory.
Thanks @oohaahmortimer - what did you think of Birmingham's away support?
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Solid 400 which was double what we took to brum that season 😜1
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Match of The Day back then showed two matches - one from each of the two top divisions.
They showed a decent length of both matches so that you could get a decent feel of the match.
The referee was virtually invisible and there was no feigning injury.
Back on topic: I reckon that there were about 800 at the Valley clean up.0 -
some great pictures, I'm in there somewhere and recognise plenty of old faces0






