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Old Charlton related photos
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Solidgone said:Ive just seen this photo under hooligans culture on Facebook. Does anybody’s face fit?1
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DaveMehmet said:
The Valley Club and Floodlights so about 1968. Just look at the working cranes along The Thames.
That Worthington sign have photo of that dated Aug 1970.4 -
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Was thinking ye olde drone e1
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Probably taken by one of the military chaps from down the road passing by in a helicopter0
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Not sure if I have posted these before, hence why I wanted to search the thread (can't find them). Taken whilst the Curbs was being built....30
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One more...20
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1944 Charlton v Reading.11
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SporadicAddick said:4
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A few matchstick men on the pitch and this could pass for a L. S. Lowry
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Solidgone said:1944 Charlton v Reading.0
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thetomahawkkid said:Solidgone said:1944 Charlton v Reading.7
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I've never noticed fans on the Covered End roof in photos before!7
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TellyTubby said:I've never noticed fans on the Covered End roof in photos before!4
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TellyTubby said:I've never noticed fans on the Covered End roof in photos before!3
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Puts to bed the myths, oft repeated, that "there was still room for more" and "the only league ground never filled to capacity" (Pre 1992)0
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Henry Irving said:TellyTubby said:I've never noticed fans on the Covered End roof in photos before!0
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TellyTubby said:I've never noticed fans on the Covered End roof in photos before!2
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ElfsborgAddick said:TellyTubby said:I've never noticed fans on the Covered End roof in photos before!0
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FootballRetroPlusTHE VALLEY @CAFCofficial #CAFC 1963 Fans make their way along paths cleared in the snow at the Valley turnstiles, 21st January 1963. The heavy snow saw the match between Charlton Athletic and @SouthamptonFC abandoned after 57 minutesKick off moved to 2.45pm from 3.00pm due to fuel cuts. Temperature at KO was minus 3 centigrade #cafc were winning 1 - 0 thru' Brian Kinsey when the game was abandoned. Re-arranged game was played 18 May when won 2 - 1 with a late Cliff Durandt long range shot
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Older fans can confirm but was this the famous Durandt Banana shot goal?3 -
SporadicAddick said:Puts to bed the myths, oft repeated, that "there was still room for more" and "the only league ground never filled to capacity" (Pre 1992)0
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SporadicAddick said:Puts to bed the myths, oft repeated, that "there was still room for more" and "the only league ground never filled to capacity" (Pre 1992)
TBH, from the newsreel footagehttps://youtu.be/vA5NgKzsJ8s?si=GSGOkFWyVgmbJz5B
it looked dangerously overcrowded. We'll never know exactly how many were there, I've seen 68000 to near 90000 quoted.0 -
Big William said:SporadicAddick said:Puts to bed the myths, oft repeated, that "there was still room for more" and "the only league ground never filled to capacity" (Pre 1992)
TBH, from the newsreel footagehttps://youtu.be/vA5NgKzsJ8s?si=GSGOkFWyVgmbJz5B
it looked dangerously overcrowded. We'll never know exactly how many were there, I've seen 68000 to near 90000 quoted.
On the Covered End roof...2 -
Big William said:SporadicAddick said:Puts to bed the myths, oft repeated, that "there was still room for more" and "the only league ground never filled to capacity" (Pre 1992)
TBH, from the newsreel footagehttps://youtu.be/vA5NgKzsJ8s?si=GSGOkFWyVgmbJz5B
it looked dangerously overcrowded. We'll never know exactly how many were there, I've seen 68000 to near 90000 quoted.8