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Charlton women news - (2025-26 fixtures are on page 106)
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Yorkshireaddick said:Lost 7-0 to Watford in the Professional Game Academy National League Cup yesterday1
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Now I get an email with the digital ST, although the ticket office said on the phone it'll be printed to be collected so who knows0
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League cup prices have been announced and tickets are on sale: £8 adult, £5 over-65, £2 under-18. So the same price as a league game for concessions, or £1 more for full-price. If you have a women's season ticket the two League Cup games are included.
7 Sep: Crystal Palace, home, 2pm. At the Valley. £7 adult, £5 over-65, £2 under-18. Tickets from usual website.
14 Sep: Durham away, 12 noon. At Maiden Castle. £12 adult, £8 student, £6 under-16. Tickets from here.
21 Sep: Ipswich Town, home, 2pm. At the Valley. £7 adult, £5 over-65, £2 under-18. Tickets from usual website.
24 Sep: West Ham United, league cup, home, 7pm. At the Valley. £8 adult, £5 over-65, £2 under-18. Tickets from usual website.
28 Sep: Newcastle United, away, 2pm. At Gateshead athletics. Not on sale yet. Tickets from the Newcastle website.
28 Sep: ACADEMY TEAM v Chesham United (tier 4), away, 2pm. Entry is normally through the club house for women's games at Chesham.0 -
Seems we’ve signed a Dane1 -
Looking at the current danish squad 2 of them play in England one for Spurs one for Everton the woman in the photo looks closer to the spurs player. But I maybe talking rubbish0
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Nice to see us bringing in some experience and someone experienced playing in England too3
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Good signing that, this squad badly needs experience and she can hopefully fulfil a similar role to Kayleigh Barton previously. Looks like she fell out of favour towards the end of last season at Bristol City despite scoring 2 goals in her first 5 games and didn't start after December. The season before that though she got 9 WSL goals in 22 games which is incredible. Let's hope we get that version of her8
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Having asked why I received a plastic season ticket despite requesting a digital download I now have what I wanted.0
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Newcastle away tickets now on sale, if anyone fancies a day out in Gateshead. Currently only selling one block and quite a lot of it is taken by season tickets so best to buy quickly if you intend to go. Or perhaps they'll open the other half of the stand if they sell out.
7 Sep: Crystal Palace, home, 2pm. At the Valley. £7 adult, £5 over-65, £2 under-18. Tickets from usual website.
14 Sep: Durham away, 12 noon. At Maiden Castle. £12 adult, £8 student, £6 under-16. Tickets from here.
21 Sep: Ipswich Town, home, 2pm. At the Valley. £7 adult, £5 over-65, £2 under-18. Tickets from usual website.
24 Sep: West Ham United, league cup, home, 7pm. At the Valley. £8 adult, £5 over-65, £2 under-18. Tickets from usual website.
28 Sep: Newcastle United, away, 2pm. At Gateshead athletics. £8.50 adult, £3 senior or under-21. Tickets from here.
28 Sep: ACADEMY TEAM v Chesham United (tier 4), away, 2pm. Entry is normally through the club house for women's games at Chesham. They charged £5 for their league cup game against QPR's first team.
5 Oct: Sunderland, away, 2pm. At the Stadium Of Light. £10 adult, £8 over-65 or under-22, £5 under-18. Not on sale yet.0 - Sponsored links:
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I have been told that tickets for an upgrade to the 1905 Lounge on Sunday are now on sale.
Can't see it on the website yet.0 -
Crusty54 said:I have been told that tickets for an upgrade to the 1905 Lounge on Sunday are now on sale.
Can't see it on the website yet.
https://booking.cafc.co.uk/en-GB/hospitality/charlton athletic women v crystal palace - hospitality/2025-9-7_14.00/hospitality areas0 -
Must admit I don’t understand the pricing at all! It says £21 adult in the actual article but when you click it is either £14 or £7 - and I assume the higher £14 price includes match ticket but why not say that?
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Weegie Addick said:Must admit I don’t understand the pricing at all! It says £21 adult in the actual article but when you click it is either £14 or £7 - and I assume the higher £14 price includes match ticket but why not say that?0
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The higher price includes sitting in the directors box and is an add on to your ticket.0
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Midfielder Keira Flannery signs on a season-long loan from West Ham
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/keira-flannery-joins-addicks
Seems the experience with Princess Ademiluyi last year hasn't put West Ham off from sending us their players on loan!2 -
EpsomAddick said:Midfielder Keira Flannery signs on a season-long loan from West Ham
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/keira-flannery-joins-addicks
Seems the experience with Princess Ademiluyi last year hasn't put West Ham off from sending us their players on loan!2 -
I was wondering if we'd start to bring in some WSL loans, other teams around us have. Still time to get some more players in today, wouldn't mind a bit more experience in the midfield1
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fenaddick said:EpsomAddick said:Midfielder Keira Flannery signs on a season-long loan from West Ham
https://www.charltonafc.com/news/keira-flannery-joins-addicks
Seems the experience with Princess Ademiluyi last year hasn't put West Ham off from sending us their players on loan!0 -
The squad seems light on defenders particularly full backs.
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Good interview with Mia Ross on Rich's substack for those that are subscribed. Talks about her inury, and the Palace game.2
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What we ended up competing with last season
Geyoro joins London City for world record £1.4m - https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/czjv9ddxj33o
Honestly we've had some rotten luck as a club on both sides of the game. Womens game we've been inches away from promotion for 3 seasons now, and just as they reform the game and make it richer, we're just losing our momentum and more Prem teams are cashing in on the popularity.
Men's side we slipped out of the Prem just as the money really hit, couldn't get back in, and then just as we're recovering 20 bloody years later we're having to compete with clubs suddenly absolutely awash with Hollywood money as well as clubs with parachute money2 -
I would quiet like LCL to compete well in WSL1, can't just be a league for Premier League clubs to expand the brand1
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that is quite some statement of intent0
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They were after Mead too.
I too hope they do well, shows it can be done 👍🏼0 -
Rothko said:I would quiet like LCL to compete well in WSL1, can't just be a league for Premier League clubs to expand the brand
There is the added element of it weakening PSG - a big rival to Lyon, who are one of the other clubs owned by Kang.
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Yeah, the "fairytale" of being the richest club in the second tier, and probably one of the richest in WSL off the bat.
You wouldn't have seen us or Durham promoted last season and dropping a cool million on a player1 -
Not Millwall are quite an interesting one because the money is clearly there without any need to balance budgets to support a hugely expensive men's team as well. It's got a bit more of a 90s Blackburn feel to it, where a very rich person actually can buy an entirely new top squad in one or two transfer windows and seriously compete. When the new world record is £1.4m you can buy a brand new 11 and not even approach spending what top men's teams do on a backup keeper. I don't think it's good for the game, ultimately it will inflate prices and I think you'll see other teams' owners scale back before they seriously up the ante. We'll see0
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There's a fairly widespread view among the smaller clubs in the women's game that the Premier League telling its members to get serious about their women's teams is a mixed blessing. Great for the profile of the game, great to have so many of the world's best players here, but impossible to compete if you're not a club that sees a million quid as loose change. There's hardly any fully-independent clubs in the top 4 tiers now: Lionesses in WSL1, Durham in WSL2 and Gwalia at tier 3 are the only ones I can think of.0
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Garrymanilow said:Not Millwall are quite an interesting one because the money is clearly there without any need to balance budgets to support a hugely expensive men's team as well. It's got a bit more of a 90s Blackburn feel to it, where a very rich person actually can buy an entirely new top squad in one or two transfer windows and seriously compete. When the new world record is £1.4m you can buy a brand new 11 and not even approach spending what top men's teams do on a backup keeper. I don't think it's good for the game, ultimately it will inflate prices and I think you'll see other teams' owners scale back before they seriously up the ante. We'll see
If the owner gets an offer to move to a new location they'll be off like a shot.2