2006/07 Charlton Athletic v Spurs (Full Match)

[@notoriouseagle1074]

Was never crazy about him as a manager, but Sherwood's still a Spurs fan at heart, and NO, we don't measure success on getting into the Europa League, we were disgusted to throw those two Cup runs away.

[@thfcno1274]

Sherwood is a gooner, unfortunately

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35:40 classic

[@classicsportclassictiyl8547]

Just class El Kharkouri gets too tight and he's punished

[@benellis9665]

And they're yet to come back!

[@classicsportclassictiyl8547]

they could be in League 2 if they don't buck their ideas up hovering dangerously above the league 1 drop zone right now

[@benellis9665]

@@classicsportclassictiyl8547 and now they have a complete lunatic in charge!

[@classicsportclassictiyl8547]

At 4:58, Lord Stelling accurately targeted the so-called "gang of 4" - Charlton, Sheffield United, Wigan, and Fulham - who were considering legal action over Tevez's participation in the Premier League that year. The issue wasn't Tevez's performance for West Ham; it was Charlton's dismal season-long performance. Not only were they ineffective in the league, but they also suffered defeats in both cup competitions, losing to League 2 Wycombe in the EFL Cup and League 1 Forest in the FA Cup. They cycled through three managers: Iain Dowie, Les Reed, and finally Alan Pardew. Despite a six-game unbeaten streak, their loss to Everton was pivotal. After Darren Bent equalized with one minute of normal time remaining, they conceded in stoppage time and never regained their form.

[@motogptrant7953]

YZR M1

[@PatrickMapper]

This is depressing to watch

[@mikes6457]

can't deny the sheer quality of Berbatov goal tho....

[@PatrickMapper]

@@mikes6457 that’s why it is