[Albion] 10 Years Ago Today...

SweatyMexican

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• Oct 16, 2020

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Charlton 0 Brighton 4 - 16/10/2010

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wb8DGkKW8tY

What a day. It was my first ever away match and I’ll never forget it. Some of the best football I’ve seen from a Brighton team by that point, and I really thought after the game that it would be our year...and our decade. How times have changed.

 

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doogie004

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• Oct 16, 2020

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Love charlton away always a good day out as was that one


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HellBilly

Feb 23, 2009

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Brighton factually.....

• Oct 16, 2020

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absolutely no one was stopping Glenn, no thoughts of passing, pure determination this is mine on his mind, he was like a shark smelling blood.

 

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knocky1

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Jan 20, 2010

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Was certainly a good day out. It started early in the pubs on Blackheath. What a goal from Lua Lua.

 

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Farehamseagull

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• Oct 16, 2020

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That was your first away day?! You were incredibly lucky then, that was a brilliant performance, no wonder you came back!

Sure beats the seven year old me watching Robert Codner get a consolation goal in a 2.1 defeat away to Port Vale stood on a virtually empty and freezing cold terrace!

 

zefarelly

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Sussex, by the sea

• Oct 16, 2020

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I think my first away day was Chelsea 1988. lost 2-0.

pre season friendly at Steyning circa 1982 probably doesn't count.

 

SweatyMexican

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Farehamseagull said:

That was your first away day?! You were incredibly lucky then, that was a brilliant performance, no wonder you came back!

Sure beats the seven year old me watching Robert Codner get a consolation goal in a 2.1 defeat away to Port Vale stood on a virtually empty and freezing cold terrace!

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Yes I was lucky. Been trying to scratch that Charlton itch ever since!

 

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Terry Butcher Tribute Act

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It was going to be shite wasn't it [emoji102]

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SweatyMexican

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Terry Butcher Tribute Act said:

It was going to be shite wasn't it [emoji102]

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I had completely forgotten about that!

https://www.northstandchat.com/showthread.php?185605-Charlton-is-going-to-be-CRAP

 

Notters

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• Oct 16, 2020

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It was good - but Peterborough was better!

 

Wozza

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• Oct 16, 2020

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I had to look up krbskrbskrbs...

Looks like dummy copy left in by a designer. Actually Kent Reliance Banking Services.

 

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Fungus

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• Oct 16, 2020

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Good to see KLL

 

Icy Gull

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A brace of brilliant away games, Peterborough and Charlton. I thought that Gus was Midas in those days

We’re ****ing brilliant

 

Iggle Piggle

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• Oct 16, 2020

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Gordon Greer was spraying 40 Yard passes across the pitch with pinpoint accuracy that day. Whilst that is now common place, it was a world away from the Row-Z CB we had become accustomed to. It was like supporting a different team. Away at Millwall a few years before we barely strung 3 passes together at any area of the pitch.

Fantastic performance and day out.