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Christmas The Big Match 1974 featuring Grimsby v Charlton
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At least we used to score from poorly hit corners in those days.Stone said:Same old. Charlton lead 0-1 and fail to wrap up the game and go away with a point.
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These matches were about 10 years before I started supporting Charlton at Selhurst. When did crowd segregation start and when did they introduce those evil hard plastic spikes in the fences?0
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Our 1993 home cup game v ipswich is on BT Sport at 3.30 today.0
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proper football0
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I was thinking the same thing! As a kid in the 70s, I remember my Dad saying that a Charlton lead wasn't safe until they were back in the dressing room. That has stuck with me for the last 40 years!Stone said:Same old. Charlton lead 0-1 and fail to wrap up the game and go away with a point.
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Remember the Sunderland game well. It was a full blown pitch invasion at the end if I remember correctly.TEL said:
Wow great memories, remember this game really well as a 15 year old in the Covered End.McCartney said:I posted this a few weeks ago but its a classic if anyone missed it. 28mins 30 seconds in from nov75 it has it all, Valiant Towers being built, a mini pitch invasion, Jimmy Trotter next to Michael Glikstein , Andy Nelson interviewed and of course Derek Hales lumping someone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDpM6afXcDw&t=1774s
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That’s a beautiful deep red on that shirt at Grimsby0
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"Have it"LenGlover said:
Dear old Les Berry made a career out of passing back to the 'keeper when he wasn't wellying it halfway down Floyd Road.Riviera said:
Watch a few episodes and you'll see plenty back to the keeper. The banning of the "pass back" must the biggest improvement to the game since goal nets!golfaddick said:Proper football. No tippy tappy, sideways across the back four & then back to the keeper - just hoof it forward for the TWO forwards to chase it.
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Another good one here - starts at 50:30 mins in (apologies if this has been posted before)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_qLv_WBIiyc
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Depressing viewing that from a Charlton viewpoint. That Simonsen saga is difficult to comprehend. How did Hulyer pull that off and I'm assuming it must have cost him a fortune personally. Good to see Lennie Lawrence there. Coincidentally, saw him today on the TV here in the US. They showed the Newport v Spurs game and he's with Newport now.0
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Great viewing, but - and I can’t be alone in this - I couldn't stop staring at Terry Mancini’s head.
I know the seventies was a bit of a disaster, fashion-wise, but that can’t have ever been considered a good look for a bald man can it?
The only people I remember seeing with a do that bad were seventies/eighties comedian Mick Miller and Karl Pilkington’s character “Dougie” in the sitcom “Derek”. And those two were surely done to get laughs?1 -
Yes, Mancini's barnet is a sight. Didn't seem to bother him though.0
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Yep, spot on and, to be fair, I respect him for that.Rob said:Yes, Mancini's barnet is a sight. Didn't seem to bother him though.
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If only RD had used some of his wealth with half the ambition of Mark Hulyer.What might have been.....1
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'The Big Match' revisited on BT Sport 1 tonight at 22.00 featuring Charlton v Southend-16/3/751