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Your top three favourite Charlton players
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Killer
Powell
Clive0 -
Tough one! Beyond the very obvious:
- Martin Robinson
- Paul Mortimer
- Dennis Rommedahl
(I'm ducking...)0 -
Sir Cive
Shirtliff
Humphrey0 -
Killer
Clive
Nelson0 -
Kins------ Surely has to be the best ?
Rufus------"couldhave been a real contender"
Powel------The Three Lions , enough said.
If only if only if only Rufus,Kinsella and Mendoncs had managed to carry on a bit longer (jeffers-Traore--Faye dont know how God dam lucky those wasters are)0 -
Bob Bolder,
Dean Kiely,
Sasa Illic.
guess what possition i play. he he. I have one of bob bolders gloves that he gave me when i was a kid at sellhurst its my cheerished piece of memrobilla.0 -
Carl Leaburn - proper ledge, loved his chest flick ons.
Garry Nelson - Work ethic immense
Mark Kinsella - Best midfielder I have seen play for the club, cappo fantastic.0 -
kevin smith
terry bullivant
les berry0 -
Nolly mate , when you was boxing did you ever duck ?0
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lol,i told you my brother was better0
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Killer
Kins
Sir Chris0 -
Kiely
Mendonca
Powell
There so many more though0 -
Kinsella
Rufus
Super Clive0 -
Parker - Lived round the corner from me, used to play football with him over the park, was always a tad older than me but to see him go on to play at such a high standard for my team was immense.
Powell - Probably the last player to epitomise what Charlton is all about for me.
Rufus - Just pure class, really he should have been at one of the top 4 in my eyes. Amazing player.
Kinsella, Super Clive and Deano all unlucky to miss the the grade.0 -
Garry Nelson. I know he wasnt the best but he always seemed to me that he wanted to play for us. Scored enough to win me a few quid quite regular and i stalked him for years, I even got a picture of him me and my little boy this season
John Humphrey. The best full back i ever saw thought he was fantastic when he started to run
Richard Rufus. Words can not express how much i loved the Roof what a player what a man
Top bump this one realy got me thinking0 -
Chris Powell
Mark Kinsella
Colin Walsh
Very, very difficult to choose just three. Honourable mentions go to:
Nicky Johns
Clive Mendonca
Jim Melrose
Richard Rufus
John Humphrey
Andy Hunt
Mark Reid
Leroy Ambrose (duh)
Peter Shirtliff
and, of course, the legend that is John Robinson0 -
Humphrey
Hales
Shritliff0 -
Peter Reeves
Derek Hales
Colin Powell0 -
Ray Tracey
Derek Hales
Paul Mortimer0 -
Paul Mortimer
Steve Brown
Mark Kinsella0 -
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So difficult to pick just three.
Sir Clive. For giving me the best football day out of my life.
Mark Kinsella. Great driving force,passion and loyalty.
Richard Rufus. Fantastic .Fast and always came out on top
But I have to say I loved watching Halesy , Morts, Parker ,Johnny H etc etc.0 -
Graham Tutt - A disgusting Injury up at Sunderland ended the keepers career.
Allan Simonson - best player I have ever seen in a Charlton shirt
Jorge Costa - A truly class defender who raised the game of other around him.0 -
Matt Tees
Paul Walsh
Richard Rufus0 -
That's hard. Just three? Ok here goes:
Colin Powell - loved him as a kid. He was from a bygone age, an age where he used to always come over to the East Terrace at the start of a half and chat with the fans and would continue the conversation after the whistle had gone. And absolute Addick through and through
Super Clive - It is very rare as a Charlton fan that you think you are going to score but every time this bloke got the ball in and around the box, I truly did believe he would. And that Wembley day still sends chivers down my spine.
The Roof - Class as a player and as a man.0 -
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Jim Melrose - 17 goals in our first season back in top division for 29 years fantastic headers in the play offs against Ipswich & Leeds
Paul Williams - 17 goals in debut season again in old division 1
Robert Lee - Quality player obviously all went wrong for him after he left us
Would have put myself in the fans did pay for me after all0 -
Paul Walsh (Its always dismays me that he is such an arse and seems to have no time for Charlton)
Robert Lee
Chris Powell0 -
This thread is classic, great to see how everyones opinions differ - would be nice to see how the selections are affected by the time periods that we've all followed the boys.
For me - and this is a terribly hard choice
Kinsella - Best midfielder of our era - imagine him and parker in the same midfield at the tops of their games. Kinsella to me was the backbone of our rise up to the premier league - he had a edge to him, quality but never affraid to rough it if needed - an amazing leader, and even better he loves our club
Mendonca / Hunt - To hard to seperate - Both had different qualities and both were underated by the media. Fantastic 110% pros. Its nice when you can say that they probably played the best football of their careers in the red shirt and gave us wonderful memories along the way. An if they would have been at the top of their game together in the same side (which they would have been barring clives injury problems) i think we would have seen the best striking partnership since Hales and Flash.
Rufus - Legend. Enough said.
Bubbling under - Jensen, Claus had superior ability - wasted talent - should have been better but was still top quality. David Whyte, Say waht you want about him but for me as a teenager watching my team he was the most exciting player to watch, on form almost unplayable - great skills what a waste!
Mark Reid, Again absolutely rock solid and underated - if only we had him in our defence now - scored a few pens too!0 -
Top three I can't even work out my top 200
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I can't give just 3 I'm afraid. I'd have to say, and this is in no particular order:
Saša Ilić - For the Pen save
Clive Mendonca - For the hat trick
Richard Rufus - For spending his entire career at the Valley, all the vital tackles he made and that first memorable senior goal of his!
Chris Powell - For being such a loyal servant to the club and an absolute living legend
Paulo Di Canio - For the entertainment value0 -
This is so difficult so I've gone for one from the 70's, 80's and 90's:
Colin Powell - for no particular reason, I just remember him chatting to my uncle on the halfway line during a match, suddenly the ball came his way, conversation stopped and he raced off down the touchline crossing to Hales who missed.
Johnny Humphries - Again, no particular reason, just loved to see him get on the ball.
Super Clive - for that hat-trick.0
