I don’t remember Franklin but if that is him he was with us from 72 to 75 making 13 appearances which should rule out the likes of Tydeman, Campbell and Robinson. Is the short haired chap second to last Eamon Rogers 🤔.
Mike Franklin John Dunn Derek Forster Peter Hunt Dave Shipperley Phil Warman Peter Reeves Mick Jones Ray Tumbridge Keith Peacock
This - wasn't sure whether the 3rd one in the top row was Forster or Smart but all three have the keeper's top it has to be Forster. Mick Jones is the one in the crease and this is from our '73-'74 season I believe
Mike Franklin John Dunn Derek Foster Peter Hunt Dave Shipperley Phil Warman Peter Reeves Mick Jones Ray Tunbridge Keith Peacock
100% this. Well played sir.
I also had the scarf. Sold it to a frightened Peterbrough fan in April 75 as he saw our fans run across the pitch pre match to take their end. Sold it for £1.20 and brought a new one for 70p the next home game.
It may not be Alan Dugdale but Mick Jones wore his parting on the other side is the picture on the scarfe printed reversed?
Alan Dugdale didn't join us 'til two or three years later but that's a good point given that Hunt, Franklin and Dunn, as per the picture above, had their parting on the other side. The only thing is Phil Warman's parting on the scarf is on the correct side.
Mike Franklin John Dunn Derek Foster Peter Hunt Dave Shipperley Phil Warman Peter Reeves Mick Jones Ray Tunbridge Keith Peacock
100% this. Well played sir.
I also had the scarf. Sold it to a frightened Peterbrough fan in April 75 as he saw our fans run across the pitch pre match to take their end. Sold it for £1.20 and brought a new one for 70p the next home game.
LOL. I have a mental image of a Charlton mob getting in this hapless innocent's face with a bit of "you're gonna get your f***ing head kicked in" before bolloxbolder steps forward from the mob "excuse me Sir, may I interest you in this beautiful bespoke silk scarf, with atttractive red lettering and amusing red tassle, adorned with fetching players portraits - yours for a bargain £1.20, or else"
I don’t remember Franklin but if that is him he was with us from 72 to 75 making 13 appearances which should rule out the likes of Tydeman, Campbell and Robinson. Is the short haired chap second to last Eamon Rogers 🤔.
Eamon Rogers had longish curly bushy hair and a longish curly bushy beard.
I don’t remember Franklin but if that is him he was with us from 72 to 75 making 13 appearances which should rule out the likes of Tydeman, Campbell and Robinson. Is the short haired chap second to last Eamon Rogers 🤔.
Eamon Rogers had longish curly bushy hair and a longish curly bushy beard.
Ah yes rings a bell, never got to that many Saturday games in the 70’s as think I’ve mentioned before, I was playing myself, hence don’t recall ever seeing Franklin play.
I don’t remember Franklin but if that is him he was with us from 72 to 75 making 13 appearances which should rule out the likes of Tydeman, Campbell and Robinson. Is the short haired chap second to last Eamon Rogers 🤔.
Eamon Rogers had longish curly bushy hair and a longish curly bushy beard.
Ah yes rings a bell, never got to that many Saturday games in the 70’s as think I’ve mentioned before, I was playing myself, hence don’t recall ever seeing Franklin play.
I can't really recall seeing Franklin either. Charlie Wright, Derek Bellotti, John Dunn, Jeff Wood, Buster Tutt etc
"Bellotti's not Bonetti, we can tell, tell, tell", sung the Covered End, after a cross fumbled which ended up in our net.
Eamonn Rogers picked up some troublesome injuries I think, missed lots of games. Ireland international. Cultured AM, lovely touch on the ball. Erm, not the quickest.
Swapped the legendary Barry Endean for him, who went to Blackburn Rovers in exchange, didn't we?
He made an ill-advised move to Charlton Athletic in an exchange deal involving Barry Endean in October 1971 and spent two injury hit seasons there. He retired from professional football at the end 1973-74 season aged just 27.
He made an ill-advised move to Charlton Athletic in an exchange deal involving Barry Endean in October 1971 and spent two injury hit seasons there. He retired from professional football at the end 1973-74 season aged just 27.
Ah, thank you, Mr Chaser. I hadn't remembered that he'd had to retire so young. That's a shame for any player.
I was just trying to recall distant memories, my personal impressions - but things can sometimes blur into each other after best part of half a century. I suppose you know what I mean?
Mike Franklin John Dunn Derek Foster Peter Hunt Dave Shipperley Phil Warman Peter Reeves Mick Jones Ray Tunbridge Keith Peacock
100% this. Well played sir.
I also had the scarf. Sold it to a frightened Peterbrough fan in April 75 as he saw our fans run across the pitch pre match to take their end. Sold it for £1.20 and brought a new one for 70p the next home game.
LOL. I have a mental image of a Charlton mob getting in this hapless innocent's face with a bit of "you're gonna get your f***ing head kicked in" before bolloxbolder steps forward from the mob "excuse me Sir, may I interest you in this beautiful bespoke silk scarf, with atttractive red lettering and amusing red tassle, adorned with fetching players portraits - yours for a bargain £1.20, or else"
He stood next to me in the front row behind the goal in the away end. We got shoved aside as our hooligans jumped over the low wall and onto the pitch. It was an easy sell after that.
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Franklin
Dunn
Smart
Hunt
Shipperley
Warman
Reeves
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Tumbridge
?
Dave Shipperly
Ray Tumbridge
Phil Warman
Martin Robinson
Alan Campbell?…..the one where the shirt is creased.
John Dunn
Derek Foster
Peter Hunt
Dave Shipperley
Phil Warman
Peter Reeves
Mick Jones
Ray Tumbridge
Keith Peacock
I also had the scarf. Sold it to a frightened Peterbrough fan in April 75 as he saw our fans run across the pitch pre match to take their end. Sold it for £1.20 and brought a new one for 70p the next home game.
I have a mental image of a Charlton mob getting in this hapless innocent's face with a bit of "you're gonna get your f***ing head kicked in" before bolloxbolder steps forward from the mob "excuse me Sir, may I interest you in this beautiful bespoke silk scarf, with atttractive red lettering and amusing red tassle, adorned with fetching players portraits - yours for a bargain £1.20, or else"
And if that is Alan Dugdale (second bottom) ... well, let's say that it is a 'flattering' picture. His hair had receded quite a bit when he joined us.
Not saying it's wrong, but are we sure that the bottom picture is Keith Peacock?
All the others are OK (so, Franklin, Dunn, Forster, Hunt, Shipperley, Warman, Reeves, ?, Tumbridge, ?)
"Bellotti's not Bonetti, we can tell, tell, tell", sung the Covered End, after a cross fumbled which ended up in our net.
Eamonn Rogers picked up some troublesome injuries I think, missed lots of games.
Ireland international. Cultured AM, lovely touch on the ball. Erm, not the quickest.
Swapped the legendary Barry Endean for him, who went to Blackburn Rovers in exchange, didn't we?
He made an ill-advised move to Charlton Athletic in an exchange deal involving Barry Endean in October 1971 and spent two injury hit seasons there. He retired from professional football at the end 1973-74 season aged just 27.
I was just trying to recall distant memories, my personal impressions - but things can sometimes blur into each other after best part of half a century.
I suppose you know what I mean?
Museum doesn't own the scarf, just saw the pic on twitter, but we'll get one sooner or later.