Please note last minute change to Saturday’s games
2s at Blackheath 3s (Well Hall) ko 2.oopm
Tony Penfold
Our first home game versus Dartfordians on 25th September will be played in the memory of Tony. We welcome all who knew him to come to celebrate his life.
We welcome new members. Are you a lapsed rugby player keen to get into the game again? Or a present player who has just moved into south-east London? Or someone desperate to escape the lonely world of Covid lockdown and join a ready-made social life again?
If so
Come to us, join the craic, the hwl or the hygge – we’d love to see you.
Email: info@charltonpark.org.uk – today!
We are looking for new players of all abilities and ambition to develop the strength of the club through all sides. We are particularly keen on attracting quality players who will increase our strength in depth at first and second team level to help us realise our ambitions of returning to the top tier of London rugby as well as going one better at Twickenham in the RFU Intermediate Cup. Contact info@charltonpark.org.uk
RESULTS
Saturday 11th September
2nds v Millwall 1st (h) won 57 -12
4ths v Beccehamians (h) won 78 – 22
Blackheath Ladies v Sutton & Epsom drew 10 – 10
FIXTURES
Saturday September 18th
1sts v Ashford (a) league
2nds v Blackheath 3rds (a) 2.00pm
3rds v Cancelled by opposition
Fuffs v Brockleians (h)
Sunday
Blackheath Ladies 1sts v
Blackheath Ladies 2nds v
Features
Enjoying rugby since 1893
The date of this photo is uncertain, but we do know some of the people in it so it will come from just before the First World War, round about 1912 when we had a pretty strong team. At the time, of course, we were the Old Charltonians.
The captain, holding the ball, is FR (Freddie) Roberts. He played half-back (scrum-half?) for Kent and also represented London against Paris that year. We cannot be completely certain but the player on his right is probably HJ Turpin, who also played for the county.
Roberts survived the war to be captain again in 1919. On his left is Harold Hollis who was in the Kent side that won the County Championship in 1923.
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