Dobbo says equaliser was one of the best moments of his career

 George Dobson thinks that his equaliser against Ipswich was one of the best moments of his career: https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/thats-one-of-the-best-moments-of-my-career-george-dobson-on-heroics-for-comeback-kings-charlton-athletic/

Charlton fans have been full of praise for his attitude and dedication.

The four takeaways from the game by Louis Mendez are here: https://londonnewsonline.co.uk/four-takeaways-from-charltons-enthralling-4-4-draw-with-ipswich-one-for-the-ages/

Happy 50th birthday to Charlton legend Shaun Bartlett.   He is currently managing Cape Town Spurs: https://www.premierleagueheroes.com/shaun-bartlett/

Addicks closer to relegation zone

Charlton's position is looking increasingly perilous after a 2-0 defeat at Peterborough. Report from Louis Mendez: Drop fears

Last night Match of the Day showed Shaun Barlett's goal of the season, including Alan Curbishley celebrating. Happier times.

The latest edition of Four Four Two has a long report with many photographs on the protests in Sint Truiden. The tone of the report is very positive and supportive.

The conduct of Sue Parkes as an apologist for the regime is giving rise to increasing controversy. Many fans think that her latest outburst has gone too far: Mocking the fans

Great goals retold

This month Four Four Two features Shaun Bartlett's goal for Charlton against Leicester City in the Premier League in 2001. I still have the t-shirt. It was the 2000-01 BBC Goal of the Season.

Bartlett recalls, 'The moment I hit the ball and it stayed low, I knew that something was going to happen.' The magazine notes, 'After escaping his marker and running behind the defence, Bartlett allowed Graham Stuart's long diagonal ball to drop over his shoulder before smashing home a beautiful left-footed volley from the corner of the penalty area.'

The goal persuaded the Addicks to shell out £2m and turn his loan move from FC Zurich into a permanent deal. 'At that time I was still playing for a contract at Charlton,' Bartlett told FFT. 'Scoring two goals against Manchester United on my debut and then that goal pretty much secured me my three year contract.'

Bartlett admitted that seven time out of 10, that shot would hit somebody in the stand, but the connection was great. His team mates were less convinced, asking for pictures to see if his eyes were actually open. 'Even the manager [Alan Curbishley] himself couldn't believe the strike. I think he was actually more ecstatic than me.'