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Charlton all time slowest eleven
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Agree on Jacko. Especially now he has slowed up even more. Always had attributes. Pace ain't one of them!0
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Who was slower Jamie Stuart or Paul Sturgess?
To be fair both were faster than poor old Grant Basey.0 -
Karim Bagheri - hardly terrorised Leicester on his debut with pace.0
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I.think stuart would have beaten sturgess in a 100m dash but he was such a dosy player he was always a half second behind the play so he used to get roasted
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bit harsh to pick on his lack of pace in particular, he was lacking in everything.c4fcdenmark said:Karim Bagheri - hardly terrorised
LeicesterIpswich on his debut with pace.1 -
Maybe Jamie Stuart was feeling a bit, ahem, mellow on the pitch...calydon_road said:I.think stuart would have beaten sturgess in a 100m dash but he was such a dosy player he was always a half second behind the play so he used to get roasted
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Nicky Weaver
Paul Bacon Gary Doherty Phil Chapple Ray Tumbridge
Paul Davis Neil Redfearn John Barnes
Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink Pawel Abbott
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From what I saw, he never was..............Danny Addick said:0 -
See some votes for the Doc but he would have skinned Carl Tiler. He was total pony and slow as a carthorse with no legs0
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Paul Davis? Who is he?Pedro45 said:Nicky Weaver
Paul Bacon Gary Doherty Phil Chapple Ray Tumbridge
Paul Davis Neil Redfearn John Barnes
Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink Pawel Abbott0 -
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Paul Davis played in the seventies (or was it Davies???), previosly with Arsenal; forward cum midfielder, very slow and cumbersome.0
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Lawrie Madden?0
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David Madden0
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How quick is Andy Hughes?0
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Don't forget Miguel Llera. Was definitely Chapple Class when it came to acceleration.0
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I'm sorry but clearly there aren't enough of us on here "of a certain age" because how 'arry Boy doesn't get one of the central midfield slots is beyond me!Addick Addict said:Harry Cripps.
He had the turning circle of a London bus a long time before he left Millwall to finish his career with us and the change in scenery certainly didn't improve his lack of pace!
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Kevin Lisbie..... when getting back onside...0
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a few from the 70s
dietmar bruck...
jimmy giles
alan dugdale
dave shipperley
80s
andy jones
steve dowman
90s
peter garland
2000 onwards
mccarthy
karkouri
brown (although a cafc legend and wont hear a word against him)
hasselbaink
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Darren Pitcher was not very quick if I remember. Recall him tracking back when we played Everton at Selhurst and got left behind by the entire team which led to an Everton goal. I'm sure we lost 2-0 in that game.0
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Keith Gillespie once he got to us. Shit and slow!0
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Maurice Setters could hardly walk let alone run.Its_Hamer_Time said:Keith Gillespie once he got to us. Shit and slow!
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Am I making it up? Didn't a free kick go through his bandy legs?Starinnaddick said:
Maurice Setters could hardly walk let alone run.Its_Hamer_Time said:Keith Gillespie once he got to us. Shit and slow!
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Bandiest player I ever saw - "Where's yer 'orse, Maurice", they used to shout.Starinnaddick said:
Maurice Setters could hardly walk let alone run.Its_Hamer_Time said:Keith Gillespie once he got to us. Shit and slow!
Only played for us for a few games right at the end of his career.
By then he had already played more than 350 games in the top tier for 15 years, including more than 150 appearances for Man Utd under Matt Busby.
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He was one of the players they signed after the Munich air crash.Oggy Red said:
Bandiest player I ever saw - "Where's yer 'orse, Maurice", they used to shout.Starinnaddick said:
Maurice Setters could hardly walk let alone run.Its_Hamer_Time said:Keith Gillespie once he got to us. Shit and slow!
Only played for us for a few games right at the end of his career.
By then he had already played more than 350 games in the top tier for 15 years, including more than 150 appearances for Man Utd under Matt Busby.
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Talking of players like Maurice Setters, he was well into his 30s when he came to Charlton.
Reading the thread, a lot of posters have commented how slow some players were, but many of them were already well into their 30s and coming towards the end of long careers.
Remember young John Barnes ripping up top tier defences for fun playing for Liverpool - or the stunning solo wonder goal scored for England dribbling through the Brazil defence ? ...... compared with the tubby 35 year old playing for Charlton who was rarely able to move out of the centre circle.
FACT: very few players are as quick in their mid thirties compared to their younger prime. Obviously.
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