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Used away tickets
letthegoodtimesroll
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Sorting through some papers I found these, no idea why I’ve still got those ones in particular though there are probably more around the house somewhere and I know as a kid I wouldn’t have thrown a ticket away (albeit mostly we would have mostly paid on the gate and there wouldn’t have been a ticket). Nice to see I’ve still got ‘that Pompey ticket’;
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I went to both those AFC games that season, I think we lost the cup one and the other was the infamous "Karl Robinson is a lying c***" banner game....0
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The museum are always interested in old tickets, the older the better.0
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Do you want those ones ?Henry Irving said:The museum are always interested in old tickets, the older the better.0 -
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Was expecting this thread to be pictures of tickets from the 1950’s or something, not bloody Reading away a couple of weeks ago!7
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Yes, pleaseletthegoodtimesroll said:
Do you want those ones ?Henry Irving said:The museum are always interested in old tickets, the older the better.0 -
Although if anyone has one of these....
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Forward planning, In 15 years time when this thread is 1000 pages long that ticket will be the subject of many a ‘I was there’ comment….se9addick said:Was expecting this thread to be pictures of tickets from the 1950’s or something, not bloody Reading away a couple of weeks ago!4 -
Not a ticket but I found this as well. After we were about to relegated to the third tier (for the first of sadly too many visits since) in 1972 one of the London evening papers jumped on the opportunity to take the piss, probably the Evening News. It’s the worse for wear and suffering from the sellotape trying to preserve it but still just about readable.What it says is ‘Think of all the fascinating new places you’ll visit if we go down _ Mansfield _ Rochdale _ Barnsley’
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Badly faded but you can just about make out the date 2 Feb 2013
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Was that the match where a Charlton fan punched the Eagle ?letthegoodtimesroll said:Badly faded but you can just about make out the date 2 Feb 20130 -
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We sat in the stands for this one so we would have had a ticket to do that. I did think the ticket would be with the programme. Sadly it’s not so need to rethink where it could be. As a kid there’s no way I would have not kept it
Anyway, I’ll post this anyway to brighten up your afternoon…if you don’t know, I’m sure someone will soon enlighten you 😁
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I would show mine but to many 🤣
Decided in 2011 to start collecting every ticket, so have every ticket from 2011 and my season ticket, home matches(from when i didn't have a season ticket due to money) and any away games or cup games0 -
The more posted on here the better I would have thought. HI can then go shopping for the ones the museum hasn’t got; and there will be a picture trigger for us all to reminisce about.paulie8290 said:I would show mine but to many 🤣
Decided in 2011 to start collecting every ticket, so have every ticket from 2011 and my season ticket, home matches(from when i didn't have a season ticket due to money) and any away games or cup games0 -
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Gotletthegoodtimesroll said:Sorting through some papers I found these, no idea why I’ve still got those ones in particular though there are probably more around the house somewhere and I know as a kid I wouldn’t have thrown a ticket away (albeit mostly we would have mostly paid on the gate and there wouldn’t have been a ticket). Nice to see I’ve still got ‘that Pompey ticket’;
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My first visit to Old Trafford. In the back of Peter Pages old Bedford van.2 -
Not to a match but still one of the football clubs biggest advents.
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First Palace then Arsenal
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This is Charlton’s most important match and result. Had we not won this match ,just maybe none of us would have had a team to support.
Signature is of Charltons goal scorer that night not once but twice,Peter Shirtliff.
Leeds United 1 Charlton Athletic 2
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Lewis Coaches said:Lewis Coaches said:First Palace then Arsenal
Definitely worth starting this thread…Lewis Coaches said:This is Charlton’s most important match and result. Had we not won this match ,just maybe none of us would have had a team to support.
Signature is of Charltons goal scorer that night not once but twice,Peter Shirtliff.
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Our tickets for that match were in the stand opposite the one you were in - just need to find mine nowLewis Coaches said:First Palace then Arsenal0 -
Brilliant stuff @Lewis Coaches, envious of those early ones.
Took some photos of tickets from one season, 1973/74, picked at random, from the museum's collection
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We also have this garage advert from the same year
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If you're wondering why, the otherside is the reason
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Still got my 'programme' for this game, with the score written on with biro :-) but ticket long goneLewis Coaches said:This is Charlton’s most important match and result. Had we not won this match ,just maybe none of us would have had a team to support.
Signature is of Charltons goal scorer that night not once but twice,Peter Shirtliff.
Leeds United 1 Charlton Athletic 20
