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Worst Charlton games of all time

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  • Billy_Mix said:
    Reading through this thread I can remember going to the vast majority of most people’s worse games. I don’t this is coincidence it’s probably more like we have been generally rubbish for much of my time on this planet. 
    No, you're not getting away with that.
    If you've been at so many of the worst games then the statistics don't lie - the crap on the field was all your fault
    As so many lifers will tell you: correlation is the same as causation i.e. when two things happen at the same time more than a couple of times it ain't coincidence anymore 
    Solution: never go again and the rest of us are spared Valley shite forevermore
    I’m going to keep that in mind and give it another go next season. I won’t let you lot be happy. 
  • PopIcon said:
    All the Anglo Italian Cup matches at the Valley. Must have been around 93/94. It was rather exciting to watch us play Italian teams with fancy names. We were dreadful in every match. I was too young to attend the away matches, but from what i've heard we were equally as dreadful, with the exception of a Leaburn(?) goal.

    Ancona away, remember it well. Good trip.

    I flew out on the Saturday, the following day we were away to Luton.
    As these were the days long before mobiles, the usual thing was to go to mainline stations in big cities and hope that they had papers from back home.  It was not until we got into a pub with Charlton in before the game that I found out the score.
    The good old days some may say.
  • edited May 2024
    Old Trafford Feb 2007

    Slightly odd choice to highlight amongst so many shite games- but stands out for the utter pointlessness of going to the game, the shite team and the fact that the Mancs were barely interested. 2-0 often seems like the most dismissive result you can get. Park and Fletcher scored because nobody else could be bothered to. We never threatened in any way shape or form. Remember sitting there being very bored and wondering what was the point of going anymore.
    The ground was virtually silent apart from the occasional abusive comment from our bit and yawning from them. 
    Anyway roll on Mansfield and Wrexham.

  • Old Trafford Feb 2007

    Slightly odd choice to highlight amongst so many shite games- but stands out for the utter pointlessness of going to the game, the shite team and the fact that the Mancs were barely interested. 2-0 often seems like the most dismissive result you can get. Park and Fletcher scored because nobody else could be bothered to. We never threatened in any way shape or form. Remember sitting there being very bored and wondering what was the point of going anymore.
    The ground was virtually silent apart from the occasional abusive comment from our bit and yawning from them. 
    Anyway roll on Mansfield and Wrexham.

    Marcus Bent up front on his own, had a header from a cross or a corner that he skied was about the highlight of our attacking threat
  • Most of the absolute stinkers have been mentioned already, but a personal one which sticks in my mind is the 3-1 home defeat to Grimsby in 1992. We had a really good Charlton team having a brilliant season under Gritt and Curbs, so completely unexpected.

    I remember getting to Upton Park late as the tubes were screwed up (it was a Tuesday evening match), but when I got there we proceeded to go 3-0 down in the first half in front of 3,658 spectators. Great og by Barness though.

    https://x.com/onthisGTFCday/status/1764206342519066788
    Good pick. You're right about Barness's goal. 
  • I was there December 3rd 2024 vs Crawley
  • Think we have a new entrant into the hall of shame tonight
    100%

    That was Gold Award stuff tonight.
  • Crawley away next season...
    Almost correct you should have said Home and away.
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  • Tonight is in the bracket of the Dagenham & Redbridge away game from 2011. 
  • For me two were are performances against non league Dagenham and Redbridge in the FA cup.  A terrible performance from premiership players, that goes for both the home game and the away reply.
  • Cup game are slightly different, as even the best teams (as Curbs found) can have off days in the cup, due to concentrating more on the league, and being a bit off it. Dismal league performances hurt more.
  • Last night was on a par with the Accrington 3-1 home loss in 2021. 
  • Macronate said:
    Either 87 or 88 at home to Oxford at Selhurst.

    The worst 0-0 I've ever seen.
    I remember that one. It was a very grey day. It was my birthday. You're right- the football was abysmal. 
    Was it an evening game, cos I remember my Dad coming back and saying both teams could have played all night and not scored?
  • Simonsen said:
    Think we have a new entrant into the hall of shame tonight
    100%

    That was Gold Award stuff tonight.
    And we can do it all again on New Years Day.
  • I know this doesn't really belong on this thread, but reading about the worst matches and reliving some of the painful memories I had to watch something that made me feel positive about Charlton and I got a bit emotional watching this, as it's probably my most favourite match in recent memory that I can think back to, and for me it truly represents what being Charlton is all about:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btaofZnfbzE
  • edited December 2024
    Sheffield United 2-5, Pardew sacked 30 minutes after the final whistle.

    Northwich Victoria in the FA Cup was horrendous.

    As a cumulative, Colchester, Huddersfield and Hull in a week will not be beaten.
  • That tranmere defeat at Upton Park knocked some stuffing out of me…
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