He was a very divisive player. I really liked him and thought he gave it all but mates didn't and called him captain clean shorts saying he was nicking a living.
He was a very divisive player. I really liked him and thought he gave it all but mates didn't and called him captain clean shorts saying he was nicking a living.
I used to hate it when people called him that. Very insulting to a cracking player.
Interesting that curbs didn’t trust him much in a midfield two. Even in his second season we were starting games with him on the right and Euell and Murphy in the centre until he got injured.
He was a very divisive player. I really liked him and thought he gave it all but mates didn't and called him captain clean shorts saying he was nicking a living.
There's no telling some people Rodders. He was an integral part of a modestly resourced, punching-well-above-their-weight Charlton side that achieved our highest ever premier league finish (would have been even higher but for you-know-who). Popped up with some great and important goals too. Maybe suffered for not being Parker or Claus, but like Kishishev he did an important job. (Now, the spats I had with my mates over Kishishev...)
He was a very divisive player. I really liked him and thought he gave it all but mates didn't and called him captain clean shorts saying he was nicking a living.
There's no telling some people Rodders. He was an integral part of a modestly resourced, punching-well-above-their-weight Charlton side that achieved our highest ever premier league finish (would have been even higher but for you-know-who). Popped up with some great and important goals too. Maybe suffered for not being Parker or Claus, but like Kishishev he did an important job. (Now, the spats I had with my mates over Kishishev...)
but of course, not our highest ever top flight finish...
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Keeping the ball is really important. I was too stupid to realise. Dad and I thought he was totally pointless. We can only apologise.
He was an integral part of a modestly resourced, punching-well-above-their-weight Charlton side that achieved our highest ever premier league finish (would have been even higher but for you-know-who).
Popped up with some great and important goals too.
Maybe suffered for not being Parker or Claus, but like Kishishev he did an important job.
(Now, the spats I had with my mates over Kishishev...)