Have I just seen that we are 3rd of the top division?
I always knew we was pretty good and have been for the last 10+ years. We have a high profile women's side and they are relatively successful.
Anyone on here attend the games?
Is it about time we took this side of the game a lot more seriously?
Should our lot receive better support from Charlton fans?
I don't know the answers to these questions because I have never been to a game. I do like the fact that times are changing though, and hopefully one day, women of the beautiful game will receive the same interest and will be taken more seriously until it evens up.
Maybe a MOTD ladies should become something. (Something similar) It would at least allow people to get to know more. Especially if a highlights show like that is on the beeb
Thoughts?
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Is it also a location thing? Northern and Southern parts of the UK have different leagues?
Still good to know and it's better to be more aware.
there is a weekly motd style programme on bbc 1, The Women's Football Show
Thanks
http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/80760/charlton-women-news/p1
Might make that my 1st game
It's FA cup 4th round v Huddersfield
You heard it here first.
Huddersfield in the cup.
Only for a Olly murs to draw us Huddersfield away via 3rd round draw
Which was for about 3 consecutive years :-)
League rules say clubs must have oxygen on site but when Charlton's Charlotte Kerr, 24, was seriously injured, medics had to use United's supply.
After an hour delay, the referee called off the game as there was insufficient oxygen left to cover it safely.
The Football Association says the game will be rescheduled for a later date.
Charlton have been found guilty of breaching rule 14.5, which states: "Clubs shall ensure emergency sports first aid equipment is present and in full working order at each competition match.
"Such equipment to include as a minimum a spinal board, cervical collar, fracture splints, crutches, stretchers, oxygen and a defibrillator."
Before they faced second-placed Manchester United they had already hosted nine games, including friendlies.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47016072
Can we merge the 2? Basically the same!
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/feb/02/charlton-riteesh-mishra-womens-fa-cup-huddersfield
Millwall game is next League home game on March 10th, although I don't think the ManU game has been rearranged yet.
If it stays like this the table will look like this:
United 49 points +81 GD (already champions)
Spurs 39 points + 13 GD
Charlton 38 points + 23 GD
Durham 38 points +23 GD
2 games remaining.
Last day is Durham v Spurs so Charlton could sneak 2nd if they win their remaining games.
would we meet the criteria for top flight?
However we are now 2-0 up.
Promotion hopes blown in a miserable 30 minute spell.