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FA Cup 2021/22 Thread

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  • just had a quick look on the ticket sales page and i'd say about 4k so far - reckon, with away fans, should get over the 10k mark?    
  • clb74 said:
    Am I right in saying first Premier League side we have played in a competitive match at the Valley since we got relegated? 

    I would have expected any Charlton fan to be really looking forward to this, seems not to be the case though. 
    Rather be going to Crewe ,mate
    Well we are Charlton, and they're called the Railwaymen. Its a match made in heaven. 
  • Any idea how many tickets we have sold for this in the home end?
    Most sales will be in the last few days judging by recent trends for cup games. I think sales in the most popular blocks are quite healthy at this stage.
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  • kids Sunday football commitments now mean going to this is a non-starter

    would've been right up for this on Saturday as I'll be free from isolation then as well
  • Just got my ticket in the AC, I couldn’t get close to my normal seat so if that’s anything to go by then sales are pretty healthy!
  • My block in the covered end was empty when I bought mine yesterday. Glad fans pressured the club to get them to open the upper tier! 
  • edited January 2022
    This is the most popular east stand block when you strip out the pricing differential, but on the face of it this is quite impressive. Others aren’t like this but you can’t do bulk comps for cup games so I’m assuming this is real.
  • Will likely be some players comps in here or WSB, but even so…
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  • I haven't read any of the other 46 pages. Is the game on the red button or available to stream?
  • I haven't read any of the other 46 pages. Is the game on the red button or available to stream?
    I wouldn't think so, the club weren't able to stream the Havant game for example.

    Might get lucky with a dodgy stream if the Yanks want to show it out there
  • I haven't read any of the other 46 pages. Is the game on the red button or available to stream?
    I wouldn't think so, the club weren't able to stream the Havant game for example.

    Might get lucky with a dodgy stream if the Yanks want to show it out there
    The Havant game was a Saturday though?
  • I haven't read any of the other 46 pages. Is the game on the red button or available to stream?
    I wouldn't think so, the club weren't able to stream the Havant game for example.

    Might get lucky with a dodgy stream if the Yanks want to show it out there
    The Havant game was a Saturday though?
    Don’t think it will make a difference. The EFL have streaming services approved for their competitions and the FA don’t.
  • I haven't read any of the other 46 pages. Is the game on the red button or available to stream?
    The club isn’t permitted to live stream the fixture against the Canaries on CharltonTV owing to FA broadcast rules, though CharltonTV subscribers can listen to live audio commentary from Smith and Stubley by clicking here.
    https://www.cafc.co.uk/news/view/61cf2cad77d36/this-week-on-charltontv-164096734148
  • Did I hear / read somewhere that ESPN are showing the game, I could well be wrong?


    https://www.espn.com/espnplus/player/_/id/9e39a6b8-27ab-4ef6-a1d0-e3fbca6190c1
  • edited January 2022
    Might might only be if you live in America / are good with IT.




  • Croydon said:
    My block in the covered end was empty when I bought mine yesterday. Glad fans pressured the club to get them to open the upper tier! 
    my block (j) in the north upper is circa 80% sold and reasonable sales in most others so by Sunday i reckon will be fairly full so i think it was the right thing to do 
  • Did I hear / read somewhere that ESPN are showing the game, I could well be wrong?


    https://www.espn.com/espnplus/player/_/id/9e39a6b8-27ab-4ef6-a1d0-e3fbca6190c1
    If ESPN+ have it then there should be a streaming site that should be showing it too
  • My son is toying with driving up from Bournemouth for this.
    Do we have any indication of likely attendance? 
    Has Greenwich Council extended those parking restrictions that people were discussing on here?
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  • edited January 2022
    My son is toying with driving up from Bournemouth for this.
    Do we have any indication of likely attendance? 
    Has Greenwich Council extended those parking restrictions that people were discussing on here?
    No new restrictions and neither future nor current ones apply on Sundays. There will be the usual suspensions but otherwise you can park on single yellow lines.

    The council has to advertise new traffic orders for a statutory period and update signage to reflect the position before it can make any changes, so that won’t happen quickly.

    I think the actual crowd will be bigger than for some league games this season - probably five figures.
  • My son is toying with driving up from Bournemouth for this.
    Do we have any indication of likely attendance? 
    Has Greenwich Council extended those parking restrictions that people were discussing on here?
    No new restrictions and neither future nor current ones apply on Sundays. There will be the usual suspensions but otherwise you can park on single yellow lines.

    The council has to advertise new traffic orders for a statutory period and update signage to reflect the position before it can make any changes, so that won’t happen quickly.
    Thanks Airman
  • DOUCHER said:
    Croydon said:
    My block in the covered end was empty when I bought mine yesterday. Glad fans pressured the club to get them to open the upper tier! 
    my block (j) in the north upper is circa 80% sold and reasonable sales in most others so by Sunday i reckon will be fairly full so i think it was the right thing to do 
    Every other block in the upper still very sparsely populated, and all blocks in the lower tier look pretty empty too.

    Doesn't look the right call as things stand. Not to me anyway.
  • Croydon said:
    DOUCHER said:
    Croydon said:
    My block in the covered end was empty when I bought mine yesterday. Glad fans pressured the club to get them to open the upper tier! 
    my block (j) in the north upper is circa 80% sold and reasonable sales in most others so by Sunday i reckon will be fairly full so i think it was the right thing to do 
    Every other block in the upper still very sparsely populated, and all blocks in the lower tier look pretty empty too.

    Doesn't look the right call as things stand. Not to me anyway.
    As said previously, would have been far better to have as many people close to the action as possible.

    For some reason though people had these big ideas of the game selling out.
  • Croydon said:
    DOUCHER said:
    Croydon said:
    My block in the covered end was empty when I bought mine yesterday. Glad fans pressured the club to get them to open the upper tier! 
    my block (j) in the north upper is circa 80% sold and reasonable sales in most others so by Sunday i reckon will be fairly full so i think it was the right thing to do 
    Every other block in the upper still very sparsely populated, and all blocks in the lower tier look pretty empty too.

    Doesn't look the right call as things stand. Not to me anyway.
    i don't think thats accurate. A lot of blocks are at least 50% full already and the greatest, albeit smallest (K) is circa 95% full but not worth arguing about 
  • edited January 2022
    Upper tier - J, K and G pretty full. The rest (bar L) aren't at 50% 





    Lower tier - sales are good across 3 of the blocks, but still a lot of seats available in B, C and F







    We could have completely packed out 3 tiers for this match, and created a decent atmosphere. Instead we'll have 10k spread out and a shit load of empty seats on TV.
  • Belv said:
    Croydon said:
    DOUCHER said:
    Croydon said:
    My block in the covered end was empty when I bought mine yesterday. Glad fans pressured the club to get them to open the upper tier! 
    my block (j) in the north upper is circa 80% sold and reasonable sales in most others so by Sunday i reckon will be fairly full so i think it was the right thing to do 
    Every other block in the upper still very sparsely populated, and all blocks in the lower tier look pretty empty too.

    Doesn't look the right call as things stand. Not to me anyway.
    As said previously, would have been far better to have as many people close to the action as possible.

    For some reason though people had these big ideas of the game selling out.
    In hindsight we could close the Covered Upper Tier for most games using this logic.  The ground at present has far more seats than the current demand
  • but the game is not televised so we are not on TV, are we?
  • Croydon said:
    Upper tier - J, K and G pretty full. The rest (bar L) aren't at 50% 





    Lower tier - sales are good across 3 of the blocks, but still a lot of seats available in B, C and F







    We could have completely packed out 3 tiers for this match, and created a decent atmosphere. Instead we'll have 10k spread out and a shit load of empty seats on TV.
    ok, it is another slow day at work i guess, so here goes - H almost 50%, J 80%, k 95%, L at least 50% and at least 2 lower blocks were over 50% when i last looked and others on there way - so   'Every other block in the upper still very sparsely populated, and all blocks in the lower tier look pretty empty too' is not an accurate picture. We are 3 days away yet and as our resident expert indicates above, there will be a lot of sales leading up to the game or words to that effect. The atmosphere generated in the north upper, due to proximity of the roof etc will be better and spread to the other stands. Some who get used to watching from the upper tier may have been put off and i know quite a few that are north upper who bought in other stands before they opened it so all in all, it was the right decision for getting a bigger gate and atmosphere and i couldn't give a monkies what anybody watching on the TV thinks.  
  • edited January 2022
    The same arguments are used to justify closure of the east stand but it looks as if there will be more people sitting there than many league games, albeit redistributed to the centre blocks. 

    It is interesting that the UCE is the most popular area when we have bigger crowds but this doesn’t seem to be reflected at cup games where most people prefer to sit on the sides.

    That said, people are analysing early sales, which are likely to be in premium areas. Given we all know it’s not going to sell out I would expect later sales to have a different pattern.
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