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Lennie at the Museum
killerjerrylee
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The great Lennie Lawrence spent 90 minutes visiting the Museum today. Great to see him and to remember his time at Charlton. He told us that of all the players he signed through his long managerial career three of the top five were at Charlton. Names please43
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Melrose0
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Ralph Milne3
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Shirtliff, Humprhrey, Williams0
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Colin Walsh0
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Paul Miller1
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Bolder, Shirtliff, Walsh0
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Jeez, take your pick. In addition to those already mentioned you could add:
Mark Reid
John Pender
John Pearson
Steve Thompson
Plus he resigned Flash, who was a very important part of that promotion team.1 -
Shirtliff, Humphrey and Walsh2
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Good tries but nobody has got the three names so far.0
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Shirtliff, Melrose and Miller0
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Humphrey, Walsh, Shirtliff
Edit Alan Dugdale was first...0 -
Humphrey, Shirtliff, Bolder3
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You got it.They were the three that Lennie stated were among the very best five signings of his career.JohnnyH2 said:Humphrey, Shirtliff, Bolder3 -
I’ve told Lennie this in person.I never expected my team to be in the top division during my lifetime.He got us there, and we were back on the map.12
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Who were the two from other clubs?killerjerrylee said:
You got it.They were the three that Lennie stated were among the very best five signings of his career.JohnnyH2 said:Humphrey, Shirtliff, Bolder0 -
Gosh I wish I was there to meet him. Such a hero of mine.1
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Former Palace coach caught red-handed vandalising Charlton timeline.killerjerrylee said:The great Lennie Lawrence spent 90 minutes visiting the Museum today. Great to see him and to remember his time at Charlton. He told us that of all the players he signed through his long managerial career three of the top five were at Charlton. Names please
@stig will have to update it now8 -
Nothing wrong with Bolder, Humphrey and Reid.3
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Henry is looking a bit rough nowadays.killerjerrylee said:The great Lennie Lawrence spent 90 minutes visiting the Museum today. Great to see him and to remember his time at Charlton. He told us that of all the players he signed through his long managerial career three of the top five were at Charlton. Names please8 -
You imagine they were when he was at BoroRichard J said:
Who were the two from other clubs?killerjerrylee said:
You got it.They were the three that Lennie stated were among the very best five signings of his career.JohnnyH2 said:Humphrey, Shirtliff, Bolder0 -
Sponsored links:
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The defender that he was going to sign for us & then done a Bowyer and signed him for Boro.killerandflash said:
You imagine they were when he was at BoroRichard J said:
Who were the two from other clubs?killerjerrylee said:
You got it.They were the three that Lennie stated were among the very best five signings of his career.JohnnyH2 said:Humphrey, Shirtliff, Bolder0 -
Kernaghan and Peake...killerandflash said:
You imagine they were when he was at BoroRichard J said:
Who were the two from other clubs?killerjerrylee said:
You got it.They were the three that Lennie stated were among the very best five signings of his career.JohnnyH2 said:Humphrey, Shirtliff, Bolder0 -
Alan Kernaghangolfaddick said:
The defender that he was going to sign for us & then done a Bowyer and signed him for Boro.killerandflash said:
You imagine they were when he was at BoroRichard J said:
Who were the two from other clubs?killerjerrylee said:
You got it.They were the three that Lennie stated were among the very best five signings of his career.JohnnyH2 said:Humphrey, Shirtliff, Bolder1 -
Kernaghan? He didnt sign him for Boro, he was already a Boro player on loan to us (in exchange for Colin Walsh). Always remember Walsh playing against us for Boro at Selhurst - seemed so wrong.golfaddick said:
The defender that he was going to sign for us & then done a Bowyer and signed him for Boro.killerandflash said:
You imagine they were when he was at BoroRichard J said:
Who were the two from other clubs?killerjerrylee said:
You got it.They were the three that Lennie stated were among the very best five signings of his career.JohnnyH2 said:Humphrey, Shirtliff, Bolder
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and they beat us 1 0SporadicAddick said:
Kernaghan? He didnt sign him for Boro, he was already a Boro player on loan to us (in exchange for Colin Walsh). Always remember Walsh playing against us for Boro at Selhurst - seemed so wrong.golfaddick said:
The defender that he was going to sign for us & then done a Bowyer and signed him for Boro.killerandflash said:
You imagine they were when he was at BoroRichard J said:
Who were the two from other clubs?killerjerrylee said:
You got it.They were the three that Lennie stated were among the very best five signings of his career.JohnnyH2 said:Humphrey, Shirtliff, Bolder0 -
I was fortunate to be in the museum today and met Lennie. He spent a couple of hours with us and particularly enjoyed watching the centenary DVD.
One thing he spoke about was the very important part Jimmy Hill played in that promotion season when we left The Valley. His football knowledge was a great help to the club. He was disappointed that in Jimmy Hill's book there was not one mention of his time at Charlton.
Killer Hales , he had to be managed but he found a way. Talked about the Bolton match , last game of the season. How important it was to stay up that season. We won 4-1 sending Bolton down.
He also talked about Derek Ufton and what a lovely guy he was.
Leaving the Valley , he was told the night before the Palace game , where we were handed the leaflet. He told the players before the match.8 -
Did you manage to tap him up for any particularly niche memorabilia?
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He gave us dozens of VHS video tapes of the matches that were recorded for his use as manager, rather than for commercial sale. Once we get them converted to DVD, we will have an enormous archive of games from the eighties.29
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Lennie saved us from folding, especially through the Shithurst Park era.7
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