Charlton Athletic F.C.
| Pełna nazwa | Charlton Athletic Football Club | ||
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| Przydomek | The Addicks | ||
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| Prezes | Richard Murray | ||
| Trener | Johnnie Jackson | ||
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Charlton Athletic Football Club – angielski klub piłkarski założony 9 czerwca 1905 roku w Londynie, w dzielnicy Charlton, występujący w League One. Największym jego sukcesem jest zdobycie Pucharu Anglii w 1947 roku. Zespół rozgrywa swoje mecze na stadionie The Valley mogącym pomieścić 27 111 widzów.
Sukcesy
- Puchar Anglii: 1947
Stadion
- Nazwa: The Valley
- Pojemność: 27 111
- Inauguracja: 1919
- Wymiary boiska: 112 × 73 m
Trenerzy
Stan obecny na 2 grudnia 2017[1]
- Walter Rayner (1920-1925)
- Alex Macfarlane (1925-1928)
- Albert Lindon (1928)
- Alex Macfarlane (1928-1932)
- Albert Lindon (1932-1933)
- Jimmy Seed (1933-1956)
- David Clark (1956, tymczasowo)
- Jimmy Trotter (1956-1961)
- David Clark (1961, tymczasowo)
- Frank Hill (1961-1965)
- Bob Stokoe (1965-1967)
- Eddie Firmani (1967-1970)
- Theo Foley (1970-1974)
- Les Gore (1974, tymczasowo)
- Andy Nelson (1974-1980)
- Mike Bailey (1980-1981)
- Alan Mullery (1981-1982)
- Ken Craggs (1982)
- Lennie Lawrence (1982-1991)
- Alan Curbishley i Steve Gritt (1991-1995)
- Alan Curbishley (1995-2006)
- Iain Dowie (2006)
- Les Reed (2006)
- Alan Pardew (2006-2008)
- Phil Parkinson (2008-2011)
- Keith Peacock (2011, tymczasowo)
- Chris Powell (2011-2014)
- José Riga (2014)
- Bob Peeters (2014–2015)
- Guy Luzon (2015)
- Karel Fraeye (2015-2016)
- Jose Riga (2016)
- Russell Slade (2016)
- Kevin Nugent (2016)
- Karl Robinson (2016–2018)
- Lee Bowyer (2018–)
Obecny skład
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Gracze na wypożyczeniu
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Przypisy
- ↑ Charlton Manager History (ang.). [dostęp 2017-12-02].
- ↑ First Team (ang.). Charlton Athletic Football Club. [dostęp 2017-12-02].
- ↑ Charlton FC Club Details (ang.). [dostęp 2017-12-02].
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