Charlton up date

Our initial allocation of tickets for this weekend's trip to @CAFCOfficial has sold out.

Thank you for your unbelievable support once again.

We have been sent an additional in the mail and we will advise supporters when these are available to buy.


Charlton is all over social media, drumming up support to fill the ground

Are they worried about our numbers coming to this game


The club’s ticket office will open on Saturday from 11am – 5pm as part of the club’s [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] campaign.

The campaign gives season-ticket holders the opportunity to claim up to three FREE tickets to bring along friends and family to next Saturday’s game against Plymouth Argyle.

1,000 tickets were redeemed in the first 90 minutes, after the campaign was launched on Friday afternoon. The Valley has a home capacity of just over 23,000 and with 9,888 season-ticket holders, supporters are advised to claim their tickets as early as possible, to avoid missing out.

The ticket office's opening hours were simplified in September, with the ticket office now open from 11am – 5pm on weekdays, and while the ticket office is normally closed on non-matchday Saturdays, it has been opened to deal with the demand of the club's [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] campaign.

To have over 3,000 away fans at an away game 250 miles away is astonishing in L1

I'd like to apologise in advance. Going to this one, I can feel the unbeaten run burden on my shoulders already

shonbo wrote:

I'd like to apologise in advance. Going to this one, I can feel the unbeaten run burden on my shoulders already

Akin Famewo’s booking for timewasting on Saturday as “crazy” – with the Charlton Athletic defender now unavailable for the visit of League One leaders Plymouth on Saturday. Famewo, on a season-long loan from Norwich City been in good form.

Top scorer

Referee Trevor Kettle showed red cards to Charlton striker Jayden Stockley and Albion skipper Deji Oshilaja for sparking a massed brawl

Massed brawl probably just handbags.
A proper mass brawl is 2 county fire brigade rugby teams who have history on and off the pitch. This particular game the ref sent them all off ( as a group) went to his changing room, showered, got dressed and left in his car. They were still fighting as he left the car park.

Forgot to say by the time the ref left the coaches, subs and fans were fighting as well.

In Ireland that would be known as a 'proper shamozzle'

That would sum it up nicely!

Is there a pre game pub that we are going to

harvetheslayer wrote:

To have over 3,000 away fans at an away game 250 miles away is astonishing in L1

Over half of them will be exiles. Still a good one to travel for.

shonbo wrote:

Is there a pre game pub that we are going to

3,000 going so will be a struggle in one pub. Loads of great ones all along the South Bank. DLR round to Cutty Sark or London Bridge overground to Greenwich with a whole lot more great pubs there.

Easily the best away day in League 1, for me.

When we can't even giveaway tickets there has to be reasons why.

Fill The Valley deadline extended by 24 hours the offer now redeemable until 5pm on Wednesday, November 17th.

Johnnie Jackson’s Addicks take on Sky Bet League One table toppers Plymouth Argyle at The Valley on Saturday, November 20th (3pm) and, with a home capacity of just over 23,000 and 9,888 season-ticket holders, supporters are encouraged to claim their tickets as early as possible to avoid disappointment.

Tickets back on sale on line

Czarcasm wrote:

shonbo wrote:

Is there a pre game pub that we are going to

3,000 going so will be a struggle in one pub. Loads of great ones all along the South Bank. DLR round to Cutty Sark or London Bridge overground to Greenwich with a whole lot more great pubs there.

Easily the best away day in League 1, for me.

Cheers Czarcs

Away ticket sales for Saturday’s highly anticipated Sky Bet League One trip to The Valley are now approaching 3000, and supporters have until 3pm on Friday, 19 November to purchase in advance of the game.

Yet again, we are blown away by the support of the Green Army, who will once more travel in huge numbers to support Ryan Lowe’s table-topping Pilgrims. Thank you for your support.

We have, however, received a number of reports regarding antisocial behaviour from supporters at recent away fixtures. We urge all travelling supporters to treat their fellow fan, as well as home officials and staff, with respect.

Please continue to be loud and proud in support of your club, but also be mindful of the match-day experience of those around you

Car drivers be aware

Charlton is within the London Ultra Low Emission Zone and Low Emission Zone so a charge of £12.50 will need to be paid if you're driving.
You can check if your car is exempt in the link below but as a guide petrol cars registered after 2005 and diesel cars registered after 2015 do not pay a charge.

ULEZ: Where and when
Where and when the ULEZ will operate

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