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Some Things Never Change
Athletico Charlton
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1934-35 = see the caption...
"Their football luck was bad; their financial luck worse. But they fought like tigers.". Could have been written a few weeks ago that...
Let's hope history repeats...
"Their football luck was bad; their financial luck worse. But they fought like tigers.". Could have been written a few weeks ago that...
Let's hope history repeats...
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Is that Bill Nicholson on the right?0
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I think it is Bill Nicholson. Well spotted.0
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Ummm ... 1937. Bill Nicholson playing for Spurs?
I don't think so.
It's not even the Tottenham badge, is it?1 -
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More random pics from the article for those interested. I just bought an old magazine on eBay for £2!
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Red shirts, white knickers and red stockings worn in those days.0
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Is that Southall in the West Stand?Athletico Charlton said:1934-35 = see the caption...
"Their football luck was bad; their financial luck worse. But they fought like tigers.". Could have been written a few weeks ago that...
Let's hope history repeats...1 -
Fascinating stuff. Thanks for posting. What is the publication btw?
P.S That Hitler fella has got a lot to answer for; not least putting an unscheduled stop to the meteoric rise of the super 'Haddocks'!0 -
I'll guess at 'Picture Post'. Probably 1947.bigstemarra said:Fascinating stuff. Thanks for posting. What is the publication btw?
P.S That Hitler fella has got a lot to answer for; not least putting an unscheduled stop to the meteoric rise of the super 'Haddocks'!
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Yep. Apart from the Charlton bit the magazine is a fascinating insight to a point of history which I shall sit down and read through at some point this w/e.Dave Rudd said:
I'll guess at 'Picture Post'. Probably 1947.bigstemarra said:Fascinating stuff. Thanks for posting. What is the publication btw?
P.S That Hitler fella has got a lot to answer for; not least putting an unscheduled stop to the meteoric rise of the super 'Haddocks'!
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2 different matches.Dave Rudd said:Ummm ... 1937. Bill Nicholson playing for Spurs?
I don't think so.
It's not even the Tottenham badge, is it?
First game at White Hart Lane (shelf in the background).
not sure of opposition in 2nd pic
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Would it be possible to get a hi resolution scan of the cup one for the museum?Athletico Charlton said:More random pics from the article for those interested. I just bought an old magazine on eBay for £2!0 -
Sussie belts were optional.thai malaysia addick said:Red shirts, white knickers and red stockings worn in those days.1 -
And no Bill Nicholson in either.SheffieldRed said:
2 different matches.Dave Rudd said:Ummm ... 1937. Bill Nicholson playing for Spurs?
I don't think so.
It's not even the Tottenham badge, is it?
First game at White Hart Lane (shelf in the background).
not sure of opposition in 2nd pic
It's a marvellous article. And a great find.
Henry ... we need a Cover to Cover. Hitler or Duchatelet? Who screwed us up most?1 -
Covered end bomb damage clear to see in these pictures. The repair to the roof remained obvious until it was was stripped in preparation for our return. Thanks for posting...Athletico Charlton said:More random pics from the article for those interested. I just bought an old magazine on eBay for £2!
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Leave it seth. Othwerwise we'll have everyone scouring the Internet in the interest of ... ahem ... research.1
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Above was from some 1946/1947 football annuals I bought as well.0
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Yes although reliant on my wife's IT skills on that one or a 6+ month wait until I am allowed back to my office.cafc999 said:
Would it be possible to get a hi resolution scan of the cup one for the museum?Athletico Charlton said:More random pics from the article for those interested. I just bought an old magazine on eBay for £2!1
