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On this day in 1957, the Addicks staged the greatest comeback of all time against @htafc !

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...




YES, I WAS THERE

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  • ross1 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...




    YES, I WAS THERE

    So was I with the other 120K ;-)
    and still room in the West Stand for a few more ...
  • 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. 
  • Despite it being our lowest attendance of the season, OohAh was impressed with the Terriers turnout 
  • I wonder if Huddersfield remember this game as much
  • Despite the win Golfie was concerned about the quality of our defenders, and made the point that we were simply not good enough.
    At half time Golfie was saying he couldn't see where our goals were going to come from.
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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 game
  • I walked out after 63 minutes, ripped up my season ticket, went home and kicked the cat. 
  • I was at home playing with my Bill and Ben puppets.
  • edited December 2021

    ross1 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...




    YES, I WAS THERE

    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 Jackos
  • I was there, it was a day I never will forget.
  • edited December 2021
    I was there in the covered end and i think most of goals were up the other end.It was my first game
    I was in the open end and agree with you. Anyone who was there, must be over 64
  • ross1 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 was in the open end and agree with you. Anyone who was there, must be over 64
    @ricky_otto looks 64.
  • edited December 2021
    ross1 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 was in the open end and agree with you. Anyone who was there, must be over 64

    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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  • edited December 2021
    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.
  • ross1 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 was in the open end and agree with you. Anyone who was there, must be over 64
    My comment above was a joke, I was only 2 months old. My dad was at the game though.
  • Huddersfield are still the only team in the Football League to score 6 goals and lose.
  • I walked out after 63 minutes, ripped up my season ticket, went home and @blackpool72 killed my cat.

  • edited December 2021
    I bet the Huddersfield coach back oop north was awash with cash nicked off the bookies after that one!
  • The stand is magnificent looking. I've never seen a stand like it before. The roof looks like terraced houses 
  • siblers said:
    The stand is magnificent looking. I've never seen a stand like it before. The roof looks like terraced houses 
    I think I read somewhere that we bought that stand from Aldershot. Might be wrong though. 
  • A 16 year old Dennis law was in the stand that day as a reserve.

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