This is your chance
to lay your head next to a pitch that has played host to historic moments,
and raise much needed funds for Charlton’s two partner charities, Charlton
Athletic Community Trust (CACT) and Children with Cancer UK.
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Open to all, this will be an unforgettable experience, but
also a challenge on a cold night. Get your family and friends involved,
raise money for us and take on the challenge you will never forget!
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Date: Saturday 7 March 2020
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Location: The Valley, Floyd Road, London, SE7 8BL
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Cost to register: £15 per person or £25 family/group of four
(*with exceptions for larger families as needed) Click 'add' on the booking
site to get the group discount.
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Included: Welcome drink and breakfast
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Open to all: anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by
a parent or guardian
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Fundraising target: £100 per person for 100 years of The
Valley
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Timings:
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8:00pm-10:00pm Registration
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7:00am Breakfast
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7:30am: Sleepers depart
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Suggested packing list: sleeping bag, plenty of warm clothes,
torch, hat & gloves
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All donations will be split equally between Charlton
Athletic's nominated charities, CACT and Children with Cancer UK.
Don't forget to click 'add' on the booking
site to get the group discount.
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Comments
No idea though why this would be organised for a still potentially cold period and not a few months later
This reminds me of when I woke up one Saturday morning back in 1987 sprawled across the seats in the Covered End behind where the goal would have been.
I obviously went in on the way home from the pub on the Friday night for a bit of nostalgia. It was bloody cold I know that and it took a few days to recover from the neck and shoulder injuries I sustained.
So not on the pitch then? If not, Where? On the AstroTurf? In the dugout? In the car park?
Might get lucky...😉
There was a storm in the middle of the night and we had to sleep in the concourse of the West Stand.
Be cold in March.
but what i feared would happen happened on saturday. Someone nicked his seat. So i un-nicked it for him.