Centenary Awards

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The Charlton Athletic Centenary Awards saw supporters of all generations and Addicks eras cast their vote to select a winner in 10 different categories.

The club then hosted a gala presentation event to mark the club's heroes and their achievements - and provide a fitting climax to the anniversary celebrations.

A list of nominees was produced in eight of the 10 categories:

Greatest goalkeeper

G1 Sam Bartram,

G2 Dean Kiely,

G6 Willie Duff.

Greatest defender

D1 Derek Ufton,

D2 John Hewie,

D3 Richard Rufus.

Greatest midfielder

M1 Keith Peacock,

M2 Mark Kinsella,

M4 Mike Bailey.

Greatest striker

F1 Derek Hales,

F2 Stuart Leary,

F5 Clive Mendonca.

Greatest overseas player

O1 Hans Jeppson (Sweden),

O2 Eddie Firmani (South Africa),

O4 Jorge Costa (Portugal).

Greatest match

T1 1957 - Charlton Athletic 7 Huddersfield Town 6 (as ten-man Charlton comeback from 5-1 down with Johnny Summers' scoring five goals).

T2 1998 - Charlton Athletic 4 Sunderland 4 (Charlton win the First Division play-off final and promotion to the Premiership 7-6 on penalties).

T6 1988 - Chelsea 1 Charlton Athletic 1 (Charlton preserve their First Division status and avoid the play-offs in the final match of the season).

Greatest season

S3 1946/47 - FA Cup winners

S5 1997/98 - First Division play-off final winners at Wembley

S6 1999/2000 - Football League Division One champions

Cult hero

The club asked for fans to nominate a player who has epitomised the spirit of Charlton Athletic over the last 100 years. Who had a special affinity with the fans? Who best conducted himself as a Charlton player? Who symbolises what the club stands for?

Lifetime achievement award

The second award to be nominated by fans, with selections open to anyone connected with the club, from Addicks supporters to employees to the club's players and managers.