Famous fans
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Does anyone remember the band the Llama Farmers? I'm sure at least one of those guys supported Charlton.1
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The pop star Mika is a fan0
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Always thought that was a brilliant band name, never heard any of their music though.PopIcon said:Does anyone remember the band the Llama Farmers? I'm sure at least one of those guys supported Charlton.1 -
what's it say?0
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Peter Straker: Half a fan - note arsenal and Charlton scarf bottom left corner of photo.
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Related to the late Bruce Forsyth?ricky_otto said:2 -
Half her family support Charlton, half West Ham. She was at the play off final in a charlton shirtSoundAsa£ said:Isn’t Pixie Lott an Addick……I think she is?1 -
Found out recently watching Pointless that Sally Lindsay's husband supports Charlton. Reckon that counts?0
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Steve White. Well known drummer.McBobbin said:Found out recently watching Pointless that Sally Lindsay's husband supports Charlton. Reckon that counts?7 -
Haha never bothered to look at who he was... I know who Steve White is, seem him play enough times!HardyAddick said:
Steve White. Well known drummer.McBobbin said:Found out recently watching Pointless that Sally Lindsay's husband supports Charlton. Reckon that counts?0 -
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One of my mates knows him. I think he's only palace because Eze is his cousin and plays for palace now. Dunno if he would be if that wasn't the case.0 -
i dont even know who the fuck he is never mind who he supported as a kidscharlton_hero said:16 -
I'm sure I saw Chris Mason, the BBCs chief political editor at the Norwich game at the weekend. Sat in bock A of the Curbs stand with his family. Dismissed it at the time because he's from the north but then read he lives in Charlton and he may have been there with his kids and the schools partnership scheme. He didn't looked ecstatic at full time but nor did many. Think we may have lost out on another famous fan.5
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His almost invisible shoulders are nowhere near broad enough to carry the burden.SouthLincsAddick said:I'm sure I saw Chris Mason, the BBCs chief political editor at the Norwich game at the weekend. Sat in bock A of the Curbs stand with his family. Dismissed it at the time because he's from the north but then read he lives in Charlton and he may have been there with his kids and the schools partnership scheme. He didn't looked ecstatic at full time but nor did many. Think we may have lost out on another famous fan.3 -
He was at Tonics in Blackfen on Saturday promoting his new album. Was talking about CharltonMcBobbin said:
Haha never bothered to look at who he was... I know who Steve White is, seem him play enough times!HardyAddick said:
Steve White. Well known drummer.McBobbin said:Found out recently watching Pointless that Sally Lindsay's husband supports Charlton. Reckon that counts?3 -
He lives probably a 3-4 minute walk from The Valley.SuedeAdidas said:
His almost invisible shoulders are nowhere near broad enough to carry the burden.SouthLincsAddick said:I'm sure I saw Chris Mason, the BBCs chief political editor at the Norwich game at the weekend. Sat in bock A of the Curbs stand with his family. Dismissed it at the time because he's from the north but then read he lives in Charlton and he may have been there with his kids and the schools partnership scheme. He didn't looked ecstatic at full time but nor did many. Think we may have lost out on another famous fan.1 -
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Glenn Tilbrook lives 3/4 minutes from the ground , The Heights .Steve White lives near Falconwood Train station with Sally Lindsay. His brother Alan is also cafc .0
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Apparently the drummer in Oasis is also a fan, no idea about his brother though.5
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He is. I remember him and Liam Gallagher doing a tombola draw on the pitch at half time when we played man city. The 90s were brilliant.gringo said:Apparently the drummer in Oasis is also a fan, no idea about his brother though.3 -
Sonya one of the long term bar maids in the Oak back in the prem years always talked about the time Noel came in before a Man City game with a bodyguard. I think it would’ve been late 90’s and drank at the end of the bar as you go in to the right. Before the extension. Always thought that was cool and wished I had been in that day.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
He is. I remember him and Liam Gallagher doing a tombola draw on the pitch at half time when we played man city. The 90s were brilliant.gringo said:Apparently the drummer in Oasis is also a fan, no idea about his brother though.5 -
You would’ve put the bodyguard in a headlock.Curb_It said:
Sonya one of the long term bar maids in the Oak back in the prem years always talked about the time Noel came in before a Man City game with a bodyguard. I think it would’ve been late 90’s and drank at the end of the bar as you go in to the right. Before the extension. Always thought that was cool and wished I had been in that day.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
He is. I remember him and Liam Gallagher doing a tombola draw on the pitch at half time when we played man city. The 90s were brilliant.gringo said:Apparently the drummer in Oasis is also a fan, no idea about his brother though.5 -
Apparently , BBC Cheif political Editor Chris Mason is a Charlton resident.2
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I’d have thought he lived in Clacton the way he’s up Farage’s arse all the time yet thinking about it he’s unlikely to see Farage in Clacton anyway .carly burn said:Apparently , BBC Cheif political Editor Chris Mason is a Charlton resident.9 -
You can stick your Sir Gary Oldman and Sir DDL where the sun don't shine.carly burn said:Apparently , BBC Cheif political Editor Chris Mason is a Charlton resident.4 -
Plumstead I thought. He’s often in the Slade cafe. Sometimes wearing a Charlton baseball cap.carly burn said:Apparently , BBC Cheif political Editor Chris Mason is a Charlton resident.2 -
He can see The Valley from his house.1
