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Best left back we’ve ever had?
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Remember the days when we had Minto and Barness ( both quality left backs ) in the same squad. This season we started with no left footed left backs. How times change. 😢0
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Given that he played for England, and is an undisputed club legend, then SCP is the clear winner here.
Having said that a very honorable mention must go to Mark Reid, who was absolutely excellent for us, for 5-6 years if I remember correctly, and even headbutted a linesman at either Oxford or Norwich, and got away with it!
He wasn't the best, but Mark Bowen was an exceptionally classy full-back for us as well.0 -
Deffo Powell. But Kinsey was excellent & Mark Reid under-rated. Liked Warman as well.1
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Ray Tumbridge
although I think I remember him more for Dartford than I did Charlton as I was only 5 when he was here. 0 -
Mark Reid0
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I think "headbutted" might be too strong a description, but definitely "collided" with referee David Axcell at Norwich.brownbear said:Given that he played for England, and is an undisputed club legend, then SCP is the clear winner here.
Having said that a very honorable mention must go to Mark Reid, who was absolutely excellent for us, for 5-6 years if I remember correctly, and even headbutted a linesman at either Oxford or Norwich, and got away with it!
He wasn't the best, but Mark Bowen was an exceptionally classy full-back for us as well.0 -
How is it not unanimously Chris Powell? Granted I never had the pleasure of seeing Mark Reid play but Chrissy Powell was capped at senior level and an integral part of some of the most sustained success we ever had3
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Chris Powell was part of a team that got us promoted from the second tier, and then played four consecutive years in the top flight.PaddyP17 said:How is it not unanimously Chris Powell? Granted I never had the pleasure of seeing Mark Reid play but Chrissy Powell was capped at senior level and an integral part of some of the most sustained success we ever had
Mark Reid was part of a team that got us promoted from the second tier, and then played four consecutive years in the top flight.
You didn't see Reid play yet wonder how he could be better than Powell?
By that logic, Lilian Thuram was better than Sam Bartram.4 -
Hreidarsson is a great shout for consideration.Scoham said:1 - Sponsored links:
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I was genuinely asking tbf. What would put Reid above Powell?SporadicAddick said:
Chris Powell was part of a team that got us promoted from the second tier, and then played four consecutive years in the top flight.PaddyP17 said:How is it not unanimously Chris Powell? Granted I never had the pleasure of seeing Mark Reid play but Chrissy Powell was capped at senior level and an integral part of some of the most sustained success we ever had
Mark Reid was part of a team that got us promoted from the second tier, and then played four consecutive years in the top flight.
You didn't see Reid play yet wonder how he could be better than Powell?
By that logic, Lilian Thuram was better than Sam Bartram.0 -
It's tough to choose between Reid and Powell. One plus for Reid was he was an excellent penalty taker. I think he was also a better defender, but Powell better going forward.
Hermann is possibly the best,as he was also such a goal threat.1 -
You say that.. he only scored 3 league goals in 132 games.bolloxbolder said:It's tough to choose between Reid and Powell. One plus for Reid was he was an excellent penalty taker. I think he was also a better defender, but Powell better going forward.
Hermann is possibly the best,as he was also such a goal threat.0 -
Lawrie Madden……really???queensland_addick said:SCPScott MintoMark ReidBrian KinseyLawrie Madden1 -
Konchesky’s mother certainly thought he was and famously didn’t hold back from letting Curb’s know it, on more than one occasion when he wasn’t selected.🙄0
