Attention: Please take a moment to consider our terms and conditions before posting.
Magical Valley Moments.
Comments
-
The moment in 1996 after the game had finished (a frustrating draw) when the result came through that Millwall had drawn with Ipswich. BOTH relegating Millwall and preventing Ipswich overtaking us to claim a playoff spot.7
-
Claus Jensen scoring moments after Brad Friedel had scored for Blackburn. Remember being so pissed off that a goal keeper had scored against us. For us to then go up the other end and get the winner, happy days.32
-
Kermorgants Van Basten goal vs Hartlepool to cap off an almost perfect season.19
-
Lisbie's hat trick goal against Liverpool24
-
Pretty sure it was 7-6 and I should know as I was there.sillav nitram said:Ending Huddersfield’s unbeaten run, can’t remember how many games, at the Valley. 2-0.
; )2 -
Finally, something I can say I was there for!guinnessaddick said:Claus Jensen scoring moments after Brad Friedel had scored for Blackburn. Remember being so pissed off that a goal keeper had scored against us. For us to then go up the other end and get the winner, happy days.1 -
Like London buses... probably the only other thing I can say I was there for!twiggyaddick said:Lisbie's hat trick goal against Liverpool1 -
I was about to say 7-6, was there, say no more1
-
We need to get Kevin onto Charlton Life to talk about thattwiggyaddick said:Lisbie's hat trick goal against Liverpool
0 -
My first sniff of success, very addicked after that night.Horsfield9 said:The promotion winning game against Preston on a Tuesday night .0 - Sponsored links:
-
Boxing Day 2003 is the best for me. That win against Chelsea. We were so damn good.22
-
Brighton night game, 4-3 1977. Getting swept out of the Covered End by the crowd, my feet not touching the ground. 14 years old and I was Charlton for life! Those night games in the 70's were life affirming legend.15
-
Not anywhere near the level many of those mentioned already but the scenes in the Covered End when Lavelle smashed in the winning penalty against Brighton last season, moments like that is why you keep going.4
-
The time added on against Ipswich last season4
-
This was the only home win in December 1969....Stuart_the_Red said:My first visit to the Valley on a freezing December afternoon in ‘69 with the floodlights on and a home win!
Wish I could remember who we played and who scored!
13th Dec 1969 v Norwich - won 3-0 (Campbell, Riddick, Moore)
1 -
The play-off win v Doncaster was pretty special.5
-
Shaun Bartletts goal of the season. Breathtaking.9
-
Thanks, the date’s about right!Simonsen said:
This was the only home win in December 1969....Stuart_the_Red said:My first visit to the Valley on a freezing December afternoon in ‘69 with the floodlights on and a home win!
Wish I could remember who we played and who scored!
13th Dec 1969 v Norwich - won 3-0 (Campbell, Riddick, Moore)
0 -
21st December 1957. Charlton Athletic 7 Huddersfield Town 6. A glorious Summer`s day. Just magical.3
-
DiCanio rousing the team from the touchline after being subbed.
5 - Sponsored links:
-
The 4 0 right hammering game when I was 100% sure we were staying up. I was in full smug mode on way home with West Ham friends & family. It didn’t pan out as I hoped but it was a great night.1
-
Easily this for me.guinnessaddick said:Claus Jensen scoring moments after Brad Friedel had scored for Blackburn. Remember being so pissed off that a goal keeper had scored against us. For us to then go up the other end and get the winner, happy days.Encompassed everything you can feel as a fan in a space of minutes.2 -
Beating Portsmouth 4-1 when they were undefeated.
0 -
The first stoppage of the TV game against Boro with the beach balls. Followed by a sustained and very loud We Want Roland Out. Probably as together as a fanbase as I can remember in that moment.14
-
Do Canio’s penalty v Arsenal4
-
The 4-4 v West Ham4
-
The ‘Stand Up for Alan Curbishley’ in the last few minutes of the home game his departure was announced7
-
The goal we scored against Port Vale (or was it Wrexham or someone else) that never went in the goal. Was it Peter Hunt that scored? I know the opposition refused to kick off for a long while.
1 -
In terms of 90 minutes of excitement, the absolute top of the heap. In those days I moved between the big bank/the side (never referred to as the East terrace) and usually the covered end or sometimes the other end if we kicked that way second half. Anyway, that night I watched the whole proceedings from the covered end and was right behind the post Paddy Powell curled the winner into....bedlam. I always think that what "gets you" when you're 16-18 stays with you, be it music, sport or whatever, I was coming up to 17 then and it was bloody marvellous.soapy_jones said:Brighton night game, 4-3 1977. Getting swept out of the Covered End by the crowd, my feet not touching the ground. 14 years old and I was Charlton for life! Those night games in the 70's were life affirming legend.3 -
Most that I can think of have been mentioned but the 2-2 against Newcastle under the lights was pukka. I had a season ticket in the Jimmy seed stand.
https://youtu.be/hyxicET-sn0?feature=shared
1
