Pompey allocation (ed. 50 left)
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It was a 4-4 draw.letthegoodtimesroll said:
It could be argued that we didn’t actually win it, Sunderland lost it.LargeAddick said:
yes, it's amazing we actually won that day seeing our record in 'big' games is so poorBrendan_O_Connell said:
25th May 1998BigRedEvil said:When was the last time we won in front of a big away following?
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Just see BBC news weatherman getting all excited expecting temps to get up to 24c end of next week. Could be a great day in the sun.4
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Sod the football, let's go to Southsea instead!ValleyGary said:Just see BBC news weatherman getting all excited expecting temps to get up to 24c end of next week. Could be a great day in the sun.
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You have been allocated the full away end - the quarter stands in each corner. Just over 2500. Fill it up!3
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If we'd won last night that might well have happened.tommyboy1992 said:You have been allocated the full away end - the quarter stands in each corner. Just over 2500. Fill it up!
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If we win Saturday we willtommyboy1992 said:You have been allocated the full away end - the quarter stands in each corner. Just over 2500. Fill it up!
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It will get sold out. It is going to be a crucial game regardless of last night's result.3
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Apologies for absence, it's a 600 mile round trip for me, get behind the boys, make plenty of noise and bring back the three points. See you all at Shrewsbury the Tuesday before?
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As someone else said, especially if we win on Saturday.E-cafc said:It will get sold out. It is going to be a crucial game regardless of last night's result.
Should be a great atmosphere.0 -
Stay overnight you part-timer. That'll break the journey.RedChaser said:Apologies for absence, it's a 600 mile round trip for me, get behind the boys, make plenty of noise and bring back the three points. See you all at Shrewsbury the following Tuesday?
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Besides, 600 miles is nothing to see the best team in the world.1 - Sponsored links:
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Ok I'll go if you go AND buy me beersElfsborgAddick said:
Stay overnight you part-timer. That'll break the journey.RedChaser said:Apologies for absence, it's a 600 mile round trip for me, get behind the boys, make plenty of noise and bring back the three points. See you all at Shrewsbury the following Tuesday?
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Besides, 600 miles is nothing to see the best team in the world. . 1 -
I don't mind buying you a drink.RedChaser said:
Ok I'll go if you go AND buy me beersElfsborgAddick said:
Stay overnight you part-timer. That'll break the journey.RedChaser said:Apologies for absence, it's a 600 mile round trip for me, get behind the boys, make plenty of noise and bring back the three points. See you all at Shrewsbury the following Tuesday?
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Besides, 600 miles is nothing to see the best team in the world. .1 -
Home to PlymouthBigRedEvil said:When was the last time we won in front of a big away following?
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If you count it as a big away following...BigRedEvil said:When was the last time we won in front of a big away following?
Brentford 1-2 Charlton, 5 March 2016
Callum Harriott double.
Or the season before...
Norwich 0-1 Charlton (Jackson 86')
Reading 0-1 Charlton (Vetokele 39')
Don't have the away numbers for these fixtures to hand though so might not have been "big" numbers.0 -
All we need now is for somebody to organise a boat from Greenwich to Portsmouth...quick trip down the Thames, hang a right and keep the coast on your right. What could go wrong ?_MrDick said:Operation Pompei, it is then. Hopefully, we’ll turn up for a big game, for once
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_MrDick said:
Operation Pompei, it is then. Hopefully, we’ll turn up for a big game, for once
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No chance. This would be a League One play-off after four disastrous years under Duchatelet not a triumphant return to the Premier League. The turnout for the Full Members Cup, our first Wembley appearance for forty years was pitiful - around 15,000. I reckon we'd do very well to get 25,000 to the League One play-off final, but even better to make it.Elthamaddick said:We’d sell whatever we were given at Wembley no problem, people underestimate everyone who would come out of the woodwork for such a game + mates etc
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No way, the first appearance at the new wembley and the 20th anniversary since our last wembley game? I honestly think people would be falling over themselves for a ticket, we arent like Blackpool who have been to wembley multiple times in recent years so fans can justify boycotting it more easily.Cardinal Sin said:
No chance. This would be a League One play-off after four disastrous years under Duchatelet not a triumphant return to the Premier League. The turnout for the Full Members Cup, our first Wembley appearance for forty years was pitiful - around 15,000. I reckon we'd do very well to get 25,000 to the League One play-off final, but even better to make it.Elthamaddick said:We’d sell whatever we were given at Wembley no problem, people underestimate everyone who would come out of the woodwork for such a game + mates etc
On top of the regulars, you would get most of the boycotters returning, lapsed fans from the prem days who live locally still, exiles who dont want to miss the chance the see us at wembley. Plus many of these will bring mates who support other teams for the day out.
If Leyton Orient can take 22K to Wembley (in 2014), we should at least be hitting 30K.3 -
Let's hope we get to find out who's right.4
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Fill it easy, if there's 27k prepared to come to the Hartlepool celebration game , then 35k for Wembley will be a given, no problem.2
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just booked for the Lass and myself, see you there
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Well, Charlton did insist on selling the tickets only at Selhurst Park, which in those pre-internet days was a factor. I don’t think they posted them out either.Cardinal Sin said:
No chance. This would be a League One play-off after four disastrous years under Duchatelet not a triumphant return to the Premier League. The turnout for the Full Members Cup, our first Wembley appearance for forty years was pitiful - around 15,000. I reckon we'd do very well to get 25,000 to the League One play-off final, but even better to make it.Elthamaddick said:We’d sell whatever we were given at Wembley no problem, people underestimate everyone who would come out of the woodwork for such a game + mates etc
They claimed for security reasons they couldn't sell from the Valley Club - and then did so for the play-off games two months later.0 -
And if Millwall can take 40,000+.....of course we would sell out.CAFCTrev said:
No way, the first appearance at the new wembley and the 20th anniversary since our last wembley game? I honestly think people would be falling over themselves for a ticket, we arent like Blackpool who have been to wembley multiple times in recent years so fans can justify boycotting it more easily.Cardinal Sin said:
No chance. This would be a League One play-off after four disastrous years under Duchatelet not a triumphant return to the Premier League. The turnout for the Full Members Cup, our first Wembley appearance for forty years was pitiful - around 15,000. I reckon we'd do very well to get 25,000 to the League One play-off final, but even better to make it.Elthamaddick said:We’d sell whatever we were given at Wembley no problem, people underestimate everyone who would come out of the woodwork for such a game + mates etc
On top of the regulars, you would get most of the boycotters returning, lapsed fans from the prem days who live locally still, exiles who dont want to miss the chance the see us at wembley. Plus many of these will bring mates who support other teams for the day out.
If Leyton Orient can take 22K to Wembley (in 2014), we should at least be hitting 30K.0 -
That's only because they want to invade the pitch, kick off with eachother and stuff police hats up their jumpers. We don't do any of those things 0
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Wasn’t that £5 a ticket?? Vs probably £30-70 for a play-off final.The_President said:Fill it easy, if there's 27k prepared to come to the Hartlepool celebration game , then 35k for Wembley will be a given, no problem.
That said, I think we’d maybe just manage it.
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Just 2 words then.....ValleyGary said:Just see BBC news weatherman getting all excited expecting temps to get up to 24c end of next week. Could be a great day in the sun.
Hot pants !2 -
DamoNorthStand had hot pants earlier according to The needing to go thread.1
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£10 if bought early.The Organiser said:
Wasn’t that £5 a ticket?? Vs probably £30-70 for a play-off final.The_President said:Fill it easy, if there's 27k prepared to come to the Hartlepool celebration game , then 35k for Wembley will be a given, no problem.
That said, I think we’d maybe just manage it.0 -
Technically we drew!letthegoodtimesroll said:
It could be argued that we didn’t actually win it, Sunderland lost it.LargeAddick said:
yes, it's amazing we actually won that day seeing our record in 'big' games is so poorBrendan_O_Connell said:
25th May 1998BigRedEvil said:When was the last time we won in front of a big away following?
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In Jose Mourinho’s guidebook, you are correctel-pietro said:
Technically we drew!letthegoodtimesroll said:
It could be argued that we didn’t actually win it, Sunderland lost it.LargeAddick said:
yes, it's amazing we actually won that day seeing our record in 'big' games is so poorBrendan_O_Connell said:
25th May 1998BigRedEvil said:When was the last time we won in front of a big away following?
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