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AFKABartram
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Season tickets back on sale at the League One pricing for a limited time.
Let’s start filling The Valley again.
Those of us in a third full Valley can get a cracking atmosphere going, help us make it even better.
Let’s start filling The Valley again.
Those of us in a third full Valley can get a cracking atmosphere going, help us make it even better.
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Tough one that AFKA. If I were in a position to have to make a decision it would be very,
very difficult
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Was wavering last night.
Hope a takeover solves my dilemma35 -
Seems rather conflicting when you go to buy one though
Says that you can purchase a Championship season ticket for League One prices - On those O/S at the moment it says that Zone 2 is £405 or in phase two will be £430 - When I go on to the ticketing website it says I have to pay £430 for my ticket so based on that I guess Championship prices will be even more expensive than whats available in Phase Two at present0 -
I have resisted for 2 seasons and not bought a season ticket, yesterday made me realise I can't stay away anymore15
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I'm gonna get one, at £220 in the covered end I only need to make 9 games to break even. Time for me to get behind the team, its fk all money really that's added to Roland's pocket and the team are gonna need all the fans we can get... the championship is a tough looking league.10
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I want to, as soon as we are sold I will.
Do have a good feeling about this off-season though.4 -
And it got a whole lot tougher yesterday...shine166 said:I'm gonna get one, at £220 in the covered end I only need to make 9 games to break even. Time for me to get behind the team, its fk all money really that's added to Roland's pocket and the team are gonna need all the fans we can get... the championship is a tough looking league.2 -
Lots of people who were boycotting claimed they bought tickets to the playoff matches because they sensed that Bowyer was doing something special. Assuming (and it’s a pretty big assumption) that Bowyer gets a new deal then I would expect to see many of those who returned for the last couple of games at the Valley more regularly next season.
If not then in reality their stated rationale wasn’t really true and they broke their boycott because there were a couple of exciting games that wanted to go to and needed a justification.7 -
Yup, that’s how I feel.Henry Irving said:Was wavering last night.
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Soon as he goes I come back
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AFKABartram said:Season tickets back on sale at the League One pricing for a limited time.
Let’s start filling The Valley again.
Those of us in a third full Valley can get a cracking atmosphere going, help us make it even better.
No Google, I fckin didn't mate
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The instant the club is sold by the Belgian weasel I will be straight on the website buying one.17
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If Bowyer is manager next season he deserves our support 100%. Roland isn’t involved and has given up, yep he needs to sell but not much we can do about that in my opinion.4
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Sorry, but I didn't miss out on the Donny game to be lured back by cheapish season tickets. Yesterday was fantastic and I'm glad people are feeling positive, but if I go back now that would mean that my personal demonstrations and sacrifices were about results. They weren't, they were about getting a custodian worthy of our great football club.
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I get what you’re saying but the protests and people sacrifices have played a part in halting the Belgium experiment, by how much, who knows? No one with half a clue thinks any Charlton fans protested or stopped coming because of results.Stig said:Sorry, but I didn't miss out on the Donny game to be lured back by cheapish season tickets. Yesterday was fantastic and I'm glad people are feeling positive, but if I go back now that would mean that my personal demonstrations and sacrifices were about results. They weren't, they were about getting a custodian worthy of our great football club.
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If you are buying a season ticket hold fire as Roland will only clear off with the money. Hopefully he sells and then we can all pile in12
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This for meStig said:Sorry, but I didn't miss out on the Donny game to be lured back by cheapish season tickets. Yesterday was fantastic and I'm glad people are feeling positive, but if I go back now that would mean that my personal demonstrations and sacrifices were about results. They weren't, they were about getting a custodian worthy of our great football club.
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No chance until the b$¥€¥$d has gone.0
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^^^ this. NAPM.Carter said:Soon as he goes I come back2 -
Got mine, bit different when you take kids and have to get seats you want and can't leave it to last minute.
I can chill for summer now, look forward to fixtures being announced, plan some good away days, then look forward to new seats away from the family stand where we have sat for last 2 seasons.
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This.Henry Irving said:Was wavering last night.
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thought long and hard about this one, we did agree that we would wait until LB's contract was sorted but when I looked at the seats we like in the NW Quadrant found that the 2 we occasionally use and only one adjacent were remaining free, so we are once again season ticket holders - gulp!2
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If we get taken over I’m buying one.0
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Looking forward to coming back to The Valley once he's sold up, but not a penny more until then. Yesterday was an incredible experience, and as I reflect on it today it simply demonstrates for me that my love for our club remains as strong as it ever was. Being part of that community of fans again yesterday was magic, from the pubs of London Bridge, queuing to get in and in the stands.
Whatever misfortune he has brought upon our club, there are some bonds that can't be broken. Love Charlton, hate Roland. Here before him, and long after he finally clears off.8 -
Very very tempted.0
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When the takeover goes through, I’ll be the first one in the queue. Don’t care if it’s league one prices or not. Although the first thing my son said to me at the final whistle yesterday, via text, was ‘me and my mates are getting season tickets next year, north upper’
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Tried buying mine online today but it wont let me buy my kids under 18 season tickets . Surely i don't have to register them both as well?0
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For those that say #notapennymore, IF it is true that Roland puts £1m a month into the running of the club, I can assure you that buying a season ticket will not force him to stay longer and will not swell his coffers at all.
Bowyer and the Boys (good name for a band) need you more than Roland needs your money, and I think yesterday, and indeed the last month, have shown what a team and a family we have here together, regardless of who's owning us.
He does his best to ignore us and the team and tries not to acknowledge us, let's reciprocate, get a season ticket and roar on the team, they and Bowyer deserve as much support as we can muster IMO
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If this team have to play in a half empty stadium next year,it will be an insult to Bowyer and his staff,how can anybody witness what has happened recently and still stay away.Has there ever been a better fan-player relationship than there is now,I just cannot understand staying away on principle,this club ,regardless of ownership,is really on the verge of something good.11
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Don't think there is much better fan/player/manager bond in the whole league.thickandthin63 said:If this team have to play in a half empty stadium next year,it will be an insult to Bowyer and his staff,how can anybody witness what has happened recently and still stay away.Has there ever been a better fan-player relationship than there is now,I just cannot understand staying away on principle,this club ,regardless of ownership,is really on the verge of something good.4
