Goodbye Horse
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VFR was definitely sang at selhurst when I was a junior red.0
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Taken from WikipediaMrOneLung said:VFR was definitely sang at selhurst when I was a junior red.
*Valley Flyod Road
Oh mist rolling in from the Thames.
My desire
Is always to be here
Oh Valley Flyod Road
McCartney explained how the song came into being:
I certainly loved Charlton enough, so I came up with a song about where we were living: an area called Valley Flyod Road It was a love song really, about how I enjoyed being there and imagining I was travelling away and wanting to get back there.[5],
Ooha, will be pleased. McCartney was a travelling fan.1 -
It started after an 'altercation' with a police horse by Brighton bus station ... @TEL will remember it too as we were both there.bolloxbolder said:I first heard GBH at Brighton away in March 1975. Mick Kelly equalised up our end where we had thousands in a 1-1 draw. Song was sung on the old Lewis coach on way back to Sarf London.
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VFR was never ever sung at Selhurst to my memory ...we
was all too worried about Vince Hillaire
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or at Upton Park when we played there afterwards
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I was bitten by a police horse at selhurst .Had a sore shoulder for weeks.
Goodbye horse!3 -
I've been told it's from the Lou Reed song 'Heroin'.
Someone steals Lou's stash and he mourns the loss.
Very moving, it inspired Patti Smith to write the album 'Horses'.0 -
Possibly Hartlepool? and Goodbye Horse was of course the title of a fanzine back in the day which emerged following the success of VOTV and ran in tandem with it for a while along with a third fanzine.EastStand said:Does anyone else sing it or is it just Charlton?
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Indeed ...@algarveaddick could give you some info on thatCoyotejohn1947 said:
Possibly Hartlepool? and Goodbye Horse was of course the title of a fanzine back in the day which emerged following the success of VOTV and ran in tandem with it for a while along with a third fanzine.EastStand said:Does anyone else sing it or is it just Charlton?
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Whoops !! Sorry - misread on my partCharltonparklane said:
I was talking about Valley Floyd Road mate.Lordflashheart said:
It was defo sung at Selhurst on occasion - I heard it at Valley late 70's when my dad started taking me to Charlton - it's a song which seems to come and go - it's not exclusive to Charlton thou - it's a good laugh to sing as you can just go on and on and on and on !!!Charltonparklane said:I first head VFR away at Oxford probably about 1991ish possibly 92. Deffo not at selhurst, I stand to be corrected
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The first time I heard VFR was at Highbury in March 89 when the directors had just announced their intention to get us back to The Valley. I never, ever heard it before that at Selhurst. My Dad is from the Mull of Kintyre, so it made quite an impact on me, hence I remember it clearly.0
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Was that the 1-1 draw?....when it was pissing down all day.bolloxbolder said:DA9 is right. March 1975 after a late Micky Kelly equaliser. Remember it being sung for first time on coach home.
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Yes - I remember that song - liked the line that was something like 'we had our own ground a couple of seasons ago, now we got this sh#t instead'Showmetheway2gohome said:The song we used to sing at selhurst was show me the way to go home. After the T shirts me and my brother printed.
Putting aside we see at Selhurst - that late 80's Charlton team was bloody good when you think about it - and our Adidas kit was quite snazzy0 -
Simenson's debut against boro in 82 I remember a horse taking a tumble amongst all the excitement that was going on down floyd road after the match.0
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The ones with a map of the Valley area inside a circle on the front ?Showmetheway2gohome said:The song we used to sing at selhurst was show me the way to go home. After the T shirts me and my brother printed.
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Yes and loads of Brighton slipped over in the park outside as we ran them after the game. Should add that as a 13 year old I was only watching on top of a wall ha haHastingsaddick said:
Was that the 1-1 draw?....when it was pissing down all day.bolloxbolder said:DA9 is right. March 1975 after a late Micky Kelly equaliser. Remember it being sung for first time on coach home.
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Memorable game. The ball floated over the line for our goal.0
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That's taken me back - I had a white one. I wont have thrown it out but no idea where it is.Showmetheway2gohome said:Yes pl54 like in my pick
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I have one in white - chances of me ever fitting into it again are non-existentShowmetheway2gohome said:Yes pl54 like in my pick
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Oh look, there's me...Coyotejohn1947 said:2 -
Same hairstyle still P.0
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I have got Rupert Murdoch and Richard Keys but who is in the middle.... ?1
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Are you just about to lump Murray with a wild overarm swing?Algarveaddick said:
Oh look, there's me...Coyotejohn1947 said:1 -
Just a lot less of it...stonemuse said:Same hairstyle still P.
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Me, coming off the coach before the Sheffield Wednesday v Charlton game December 1998, think we lost 4-1I remember smiling forgetting I had the mask on.6
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VFR defo sung at Selhurst along with Show Me The Way To Go Home.
Not forgetting 'Fatty's got a burger'!2 -
Algarveaddick said:
Oh look, there's me...
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Used to sing along with Splodge !0