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	Scotland on Sunday - Sport - Football - Still only one Chic Charnley
		Jagged little thrill: Chic Charnley, who reels off a long list of clubs that he has assisted, was in great form in inspiring Partick’s under-21s this past week.
		Chic has been one of the most recognised and publicised footballers in the Scottish game since he joined the professional ranks with St Mirren as a 19-year-old.
		Chic may be the extrovert showman on the field, but away from football he delights in his family environment.
	scotlandonsunday.scotsman.com /football.cfm?id=1026072002 (1528 words)

	Chic Charnley at AllExperts
		James Callaghan Charnley, more commonly known as Chic Charnley, (born June 6, 1963 in Glasgow) is a former Scottish footballer.
		Unfortunatly for Chic, Celtic's manager Lou Macari was sacked not long after this friendly game and rumours of a dream move to Celtic came to nothing.
		Chic was approaching the age of 40, so appearances were few and far between.
	en.allexperts.com /e/c/ch/chic_charnley.htm (515 words)

	Chic Takes The Biscuit! - The Arabian (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Another Firhill legend, Chic Charnley, appeared delighted to be named as a sub.
		Suspicious minds were alerted by the words "Chic Charnley - Possil" on a roll of honour of people who travelled to the game.
		Chic's first involvement on the pitch came when he ran on to celebrate the winner.
	ftd.ibforums.com /index.php?showtopic=1740 (555 words)

	May The Firhill Force Be With Legend That Is John (from Evening Times)
		CHIC CHARNLEY has urged Partick fans to turn out in force for legendary boss John Lambie in his last appearance in the Firhill dug-out tonight.
		And Charnley, the player Scotland's most famous pigeon fanicer signed four times in his colourful career, hopes it is a night to remember.
		Charnley said: "I've loads of stories about John, but one of my favourites happened after I had thrown a golf ball at him in training one day.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /sport/display.var.1140093.0.may_the_firhill_force_be_with_legend_that_is_john.php (656 words)

	The Coca-Cola Company - Coaches
		We get to put something back into the game that was good to us and there is a lot of talent out there so it is great to be able to feel as if you are helping the players develop their skills and give them a hand up to the next level,” said Mackay.
		James Callaghan Charnley, more commonly known as Chic Charnley, (born 11 June 1963 in Glasgow) is a former Scottish footballer.
		Scott Crabbe (born 12 August 1968 in Edinburgh) is a Scottish footballer who currently plays for East Fife in the Third Division of the Scottish League.
	www.coca-cola7s.co.uk /competition.php?page=Coaches (1575 words)

	BBC - Search results for Chic (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Partick legend Chic Charnley was named among the Firhill substitutes for the visit of Dundee.
		Chic Pearson opened the scoring But it was Alex Totten's men who deservedly gained a hard-fought triumph after a rousing 90 minutes.
		Shrewsbury boss Chic Bates says their FA Cup defeat to Histon was down to poor finishing..
	search.bbc.co.uk /cgi-bin/search/results.pl?tab=all&q=Chic&start=4&scope=all (233 words)

	The Daily Record - SPORT - FOOTBALL - CHIC: JAGS WOULD HAVE BEEN SIX FEET UNDER WITHOUT LAMBIE
		CHIC CHARNLEY yesterday insisted Partick Thistle would have died if John Lambie had not returned to Firhill in the club's darkest hour.
		Charnley said: "When John came back for a third time the players he inherited were not good enough for this club.
		Charnley made the point that any number of bigger clubs missed out on Lambie when they went for a more, shall we say, run-of-the-mill boss who failed them.
	www.dailyrecord.co.uk /sport/football/tm_headline=chic--jags-would-have-been-six-feet-under-without-lambie&method=full&objectid=18251606&siteid=66633-name_page.html (849 words)

	NameTraq \| Last Name: Charnley (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The purpose of the present study was to determine the risk of dislocation as a function of time after Charnley total hip arthroplasty and to investigate the...
		I knew Irene Charnley well then, she was one of the top five officials in the Mineworkers Union.
		Former Derriford Hospital consultant Geoffrey Charnley revealed that he was instructed to use a dessert spoon during a hip replacement operation because the...
	nametraq.org /Jan04/C/Charnley.shtml (237 words)

	CHARNLEY APPRECIATES FAREWELL CHANCE \| News, Fixtures, Results, Match Reports, Stats
		Partick veteran Chic Charnley thanked new Jags boss Gerry Collins for allowing him to finish up his long and often controversial career with a cameo appearance at his former club.
		Charnley has been one of Scottish football's great characters over the years but it all ended when Collins, in charge of the Jags for the first time, threw him on for a few minutes at the end of Thistle's hard fought 3-2 win over the Easter Road side.
		Charnley however, could not shake off the spectre of Lambie, who has been such a big influence throughout his career.
	www.sportinglife.com /football/scottishpremier/partick/news/story_get.dor?STORY_NAME=soccer/03/05/25/SOCCER_Hibernian.html&TEAMHD=partick (503 words)

	ptfc.net root - Players of the 90s
		Chic left Thistle for the first time at the end of the 90/91 season in a deal that saw him and Davie Elliot leave Firhill for St Mirren with George Shaw, Mark McWalter plus cash moving in the opposite direction.
		It was a move that never worked out for Charnley and after a spell in Sweden he was back of Firhill in November 1993 and was soon weaving his magic, twice helping Thistle to beat the drop.
		He was given a surprise free transfer after the second escape act and that looked to spell the end of the Partick Thistle story for James "Chic" Charnley.
	www.ptfc.net /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=110&Itemid=59&limit=1&limitstart=2 (1247 words)

	News \| Pressbox \| Partick Thistle Football Club
		Both Davie Elliot and Chic Charnley came close for Thistle in the first half.
		Indeed Chic was obviously keen to repeat his goalscoring exploits of Kenny Arthur’s testimonial and had a number of efforts on goal but couldn’t quite find the back of the net.
		Chic tried his luck with two free kicks and Davie Elliot’s deft chip just went over the bar.
	ptfc.co.uk /pressbox/news.asp?id=897 (461 words)

	Match Reports \| Pressbox \| Partick Thistle Football Club
		The night may have been all about Kenny Arthur but it was a certain Chic Charnley that stole the show with a stunning equaliser with time running out.
		The Thistle fans were treated to the sight of Danny Lennon, Gregg Watson, Ray Montgomerie, Alan Morgan and David McCallum as the second half wore on but it was Chic Charnley that stole the show.
		With just five minutes remaining he collected the ball some 25 yards out before unleashing a shot that was destined for the back of the net from the moment it left hios left foot.
	ptfc.co.uk /pressbox/match_reports.asp?id=100 (483 words)

	Best Saints Goal Never Scored - virtual north bank
		Chic Charnley away to Dunfermline, one of the cups.
		During the penalties Chic became the only player that I have ever heard of to be booked during a penalty shoot out.
		Chic got booked after scoring his penalty against Andy Rhodes, whilst straddling the recumbant (swallowed me dictionary!) goalie on the line to retreive the ball from the back of the net and telling him to gettitrightupyeh.
	www.blackandwhitearmy.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=935 (284 words)

	Silence Of The Lambie (from Evening Times)
		CHIC CHARNLEY and Ally McCoist made sure that John was beaten to the punchline
		HE was famous for giving players a right rollicking...but last night John Lambie was left speechless after being on the receiving end of a double haymaker from jokers Chic Charnley and Ally McCoist.
		The Partick Thistle legend - and legendary pigeon fancier - was stunned as more than 3700 fans turned out in sub-sero temperatures for his testimonial at Firhill.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /sport/display.var.1142720.0.silence_of_the_lambie.php (208 words)

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		Martin Hardie has just smacked Chic Charnley on the head with his pea-shooter and sparked all-out war.
		Charnley wrestles the kiddies' weapon From Hardie's grasp and launches a revenge mission.
		Empty water bottles, Smarties, Maltesers - anything they can get their hands are being thrown through the air as they make their way down the M6 to the seaside resort for John Lambie's idea of a winter break.
	www.theharrywraggs.com /printablenews.php?n=894 (919 words)

	Apr 11 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chic Charnley pulled on the hoops again on Sunday and made a goalscoring contribution to the under-21s' 3-2 win over Petershill Juniors.
		The former Hibs and Partick Thistle star, who made a famous appearance for his boyhood heroes in the Mark Hughes testimonial back in 1994, was back in the green and white as a guest player in another benefit match, this time for Petershill stalwart Gerry McLaughlin.
		Leading the fight-back was Charnley, who opened the Bhoys' account before McDowall showed his players how it's done by heading home an inch perfect Brian Colligan cross at the back post.
	www.celticfc.co.uk /c_view/vol36/cv36-43/u21_test.htm (178 words)

	Paul Gascoigne: Gazzamania (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Gascoigne was in the Rangers wall as Hibs midfielder Chic Charnley, a favourite for abuse from the Ibrox support given his professed fondness of Celtic, prepared to take a free kick.
		Charnley ran up, everyone moved and waited anxiously to see what his talented left foot would do with the ball, and then Charnley stopped, in the process making a fool of everyone who had been jostling in the penalty area with so much intent.
		Gazza simply looked at Charnley, opened his eyes and mouth wide before clapping mockingly towards his opponent.
	jamesb007mi6.tripod.com /gazza/baz4.htm (962 words)

	The Scotsman - Sport - Charnley returns to Partick to aid Lambie youngsters
		CHIC Charnley has re-joined Partick Thistle to help youngsters come through the ranks.
		The 39-year-old midfielder is now in his fourth spell with the Jags, and manager John Lambie insists he will have no hesitation in fielding the veteran in his first team if the need arises.
		Charnley believes a return to the Partick first team is not out of the question.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=966202002 (742 words)

	THE E-TIMS - A TO Z (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Chic is a great guy and a great mate.
		Chic is the perfect foil in the dressing room for the gaffer.
		Mind you, Chic has been going on and on about his victory in the charity boxing match against ex-Rangers player, John MacDonald.
	www.etims.net /atoz/del6.html (567 words)

	ScottishFitba - Around the teams: Shock Transfer Before The Deadline
		This will be the fourth time that Charnley has signed on at Firhill.
		I felt the youngsters had no guidance on the park and Chic's been training here since the start of the season and he's in fantastic condition, so he will be able to help the young boys play.
		Charnley was delighted to have been given the chance to revive his playing career in the SPL.
	www.scotland-mad.co.uk /news/loadroll.asp?cid=EDZ1&id=59892 (407 words)

	Hibs.net Reports - Partick Thistle 24th May 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Just over a year ago Charnley was playing junior football and to have made the step up to the dizzy heights o the SPL in such a short space of time real is a remarkable achievement for the youngster.
		The end of the match was followed by a tribute to John Lambie and a warm embrace for the managerial veteran from another retiree, Chic Charnley, the midfielder only two weeks shy of forty.
		While Thistle may have been mourning their departures they were not alone, with both Jack and Matyus having laps of honour to salute the Easter Road fans, and Nick Colgan, possibly in his last appearance for Hibs, giving his jersey to a fan in the West Stand.
	www.hibs.net /Reports/reports_May24_Thistle_JMCG.php (1361 words)

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