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On this day in 1957, the Addicks staged the greatest comeback of all time against @htafc !
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and still room in the West Stand for a few more ...charltonkeston said:0 -
Dad was there too.
Now and again fans are served up a game of legend status. For me it was Barnsley 0-6 Charlton, when I happened to take the wife and visiting father-in-law and a Swedish Charlton supporter he became.1 -
Despite the win Golfie was concerned about the quality of our defenders, and made the point that we were simply not good enough.11
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I couldn't make it - but watched it on stream.
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Despite it being our lowest attendance of the season, OohAh was impressed with the Terriers turnout3
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I wonder if Huddersfield remember this game as much1
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Course they do, it was the last time they lost a league game.MrOneLung said:I wonder if Huddersfield remember this game as much15 -
At half time Golfie was saying he couldn't see where our goals were going to come from.Wheresmeticket? said:Despite the win Golfie was concerned about the quality of our defenders, and made the point that we were simply not good enough.4 -
I was there. The game was totally ruined by people using the torches on their phones.6
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I was there in the covered end and i think most of goals were up the other end.It was my first game2
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I walked out after 63 minutes, ripped up my season ticket, went home and kicked the cat.1
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I was at home playing with my Bill and Ben puppets.
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I was there although only 3 years old, finished my early shift in the Royal Arsenal, jumped on a tram to the Victoria & had a few pints, had a bit of a barney with a mob from the cowshed, hurled abuse at those lazy good for nothing not fit to wear the shirt fuckers & at the final whistle hailed the greatest team that you have ever seen. A turn around better than even Jackosross1 said:63' | 5-1 down with 10 men
90' | 7-6 winners! On this day in 1957, the Addicks staged the greatest comeback of all time against @htafc!
Remember one of The Valley's greatest ever games with the late, great Derek Ufton...
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I was there, it was a day I never will forget.4
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I was in the open end and agree with you. Anyone who was there, must be over 64ecclesaddick said:I was there in the covered end and i think most of goals were up the other end.It was my first game0 -
@ricky_otto looks 64.ross1 said:
I was in the open end and agree with you. Anyone who was there, must be over 64ecclesaddick said:I was there in the covered end and i think most of goals were up the other end.It was my first game0 -
I am 77 saw my first game in 1950ross1 said:
I was in the open end and agree with you. Anyone who was there, must be over 64ecclesaddick said:I was there in the covered end and i think most of goals were up the other end.It was my first game6 -
ross1 said:
I was in the open end and agree with you. Anyone who was there, must be over 64ecclesaddick said:I was there in the covered end and i think most of goals were up the other end.It was my first game
I really don't need reminding of that fact!! I could have been there (but wasn't as I was only 6 months old!).
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Golfie also posted that the Huddersfield manager was useless to let his team collapse like that and he'd never make it as a top level manager.Wheresmeticket? said:Despite the win Golfie was concerned about the quality of our defenders, and made the point that we were simply not good enough.5 -
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My first game was in March 1958…..three months later, so I just missed it.😕
I was 9 when the 7-6 was played and 10 when I saw my first game.2 -
My comment above was a joke, I was only 2 months old. My dad was at the game though.ross1 said:
I was in the open end and agree with you. Anyone who was there, must be over 64ecclesaddick said:I was there in the covered end and i think most of goals were up the other end.It was my first game0 -
Huddersfield are still the only team in the Football League to score 6 goals and lose.1
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The game also ended Huddersfield unbeaten run that stretched back to the wall st crash of 19297
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eaststandmike said:I walked out after 63 minutes, ripped up my season ticket, went home and @blackpool72 killed my cat.
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I bet the Huddersfield coach back oop north was awash with cash nicked off the bookies after that one!0
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The stand is magnificent looking. I've never seen a stand like it before. The roof looks like terraced houses0
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I was there too. Aged 12. I will never forget it. Best Charlton game I have ever seen. Been waiting ever since to see another like it. Still waiting - although the Playoff Final v Sunderland when Clive scored a hat-trick came a close second for excitment.5
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I think I read somewhere that we bought that stand from Aldershot. Might be wrong though.siblers said:The stand is magnificent looking. I've never seen a stand like it before. The roof looks like terraced houses2 -
A 16 year old Dennis law was in the stand that day as a reserve.1
