His family went to most matches and sat in the main stand,word had it that his Sister was a boxer.

I use to like it when he scored a header, he would do his lap of the pitch tapping his forehead.

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

Not to my knowledge although there was plenty of articles collected by us fans.

I and my mates ran onto the pitch from the Whitehorse end to get under the Directors box, which was boarded off in the centre of the stand in those days.

The Players lined the front throwing articles of clothing and I narrowly missed out on getting one of John Jackson's socks.

I felt sorry for this old boy who had climb out of his disabled car, parked as they were then in front of the Stand terracing near the Whitehorse End, but he tried in vain to gather anything either.

Plenty of guys got lucky but, like you, I never managed to track any of it down.

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

Yes that's right I was in the new Arthur Wait enclosure, Mel Blyth & Gerry Queen scored for us.

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

I was on holiday at the time so missed the match. Listened on the radio though. The reporter said that Mrs Charlton was very impressed at being presented with a bouquet by the club - not sure if we did that for all captains wives or how long the practise lasted. Funny how these odd recollections stayed with you.

alaneagle1 & aquickgame2 were mascots

Bless 'em !

Great pic. Was too young to have been there but me first ever match at Selhurst was only a few months after aged 5.

Big chest and massive boobs

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