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Pre-season Friendlies
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Oh feck off!!7
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How has been allowed. Surprised that has got the go ahead with the old bill.2
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Seems like we’re playing a lot more competitive games this pre-season compared to the sides we usually face and that can only be a good thing.3
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Fantastic. Cracking first game back.2
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Why are we not playing any at The Valley?0
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MattF said:15
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I imagine there will be a big Charlton turnout for the Palace game - I’m certainly going to try and get a ticket5
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SheedyCAFC said:Seems like we’re playing a lot more competitive games this pre-season compared to the sides we usually face and that can only be a good thing.1
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The Red Robin said:Why are we not playing any at The Valley?
Wont be surprised if we have a home friendly on the 31st as its the week before the season starts6 -
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Surely the old bill would be nervous about a friendly with the nigels. Ticket selling on friendlies tends to be a lot less rigid then league games so theres potential for more...shall we say....unsavoury characters to show up.1
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The Red Robin said:Why are we not playing any at The Valley?18
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Had more than enough of going to that dump, think i'll give it a swerve.5
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Mendonca In Asdas said:Had more than enough of going to that dump, think i'll give it a swerve.Went back for Dennis in the last minute & swore never again.3
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Will definitely need to self-isolate after going to that dump.9
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The Red Robin said:Why are we not playing any at The Valley?2
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That is a seriously strange thing to do, unless they are going to severely limit ticket sales for a friendly. So I assume the latter.
i guess the fully recoverable policing costs are less of an issue to a club with PL revenue but even so it seems an unlikely idea.2 -
Can't wait.
Hopefully tickets will be available for those who want to go.2 -
I imagine clubs like Reading and Palace don't want to risk paying fees to overseas clubs for friendlies which might then get restricted attendances.
So they go for a big local club instead.
The potential for aggro and the extra police costs do make it seem an odd choice but Thomas is mates with Parish and Gallen mates with Freedman, their DOF, so who knows, maybe it was agreed as a football match and other, off the field stuff not considered?4 -
Henry Irving said:I imagine clubs like Reading and Palace don't want to risk paying fees to overseas clubs for friendlies which might then get restricted attendances.
So they go for a big local club instead.
The potential for aggro and the extra police costs do make it seem an odd choice but Thomas is mates with Parish and Gallen mates with Freedman, their DOF, so who knows, maybe it was agreed as a football match and other, off the field stuff not considered?4 -
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MattF said:
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Cafc43v3r said:Henry Irving said:I imagine clubs like Reading and Palace don't want to risk paying fees to overseas clubs for friendlies which might then get restricted attendances.
So they go for a big local club instead.
The potential for aggro and the extra police costs do make it seem an odd choice but Thomas is mates with Parish and Gallen mates with Freedman, their DOF, so who knows, maybe it was agreed as a football match and other, off the field stuff not considered?0 -
Nice that Palace get a prestige friendly. I wonder who ours will be against.9
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SouthWest_Addicks said:How has been allowed. Surprised that has got the go ahead with the old bill.
Random idea but maybe people could act like adults.9 -
Scoham said:Cafc43v3r said:Henry Irving said:I imagine clubs like Reading and Palace don't want to risk paying fees to overseas clubs for friendlies which might then get restricted attendances.
So they go for a big local club instead.
The potential for aggro and the extra police costs do make it seem an odd choice but Thomas is mates with Parish and Gallen mates with Freedman, their DOF, so who knows, maybe it was agreed as a football match and other, off the field stuff not considered?0 -
SouthWest_Addicks said:How has been allowed. Surprised that has got the go ahead with the old bill.0
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Cafc43v3r said:Henry Irving said:I imagine clubs like Reading and Palace don't want to risk paying fees to overseas clubs for friendlies which might then get restricted attendances.
So they go for a big local club instead.
The potential for aggro and the extra police costs do make it seem an odd choice but Thomas is mates with Parish and Gallen mates with Freedman, their DOF, so who knows, maybe it was agreed as a football match and other, off the field stuff not considered?0 -
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KBslittlesis said:Mendonca In Asdas said:Had more than enough of going to that dump, think i'll give it a swerve.Went back for Dennis in the last minute & swore never again.1
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Scoham said:Cafc43v3r said:Henry Irving said:I imagine clubs like Reading and Palace don't want to risk paying fees to overseas clubs for friendlies which might then get restricted attendances.
So they go for a big local club instead.
The potential for aggro and the extra police costs do make it seem an odd choice but Thomas is mates with Parish and Gallen mates with Freedman, their DOF, so who knows, maybe it was agreed as a football match and other, off the field stuff not considered?0