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Tottingham Hotspurs v Charlton Athletic

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  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 72,846
    MrOneLung said:
    Going to Vietnam has meant I'm missing West Ham and Spurs. Excellent timing.
    That’s Hanoi-ing 
    His chance of seeing us at Spurs and West Ham has sadly Saigon.
  • killerandflash
    killerandflash Posts: 72,846
    LenGlover said:
    EastStand said:
    Charlton's last visit to Spurs was in the FA cup 3rd round when Tottenham won 3-0 on 9/1/11.
    Over 15 years !
    Was at that one. We were doing alright till they brought modric on at half time, then they mullered us. 
    Scott Wagstaff was our only player with the pace to get anywhere near Modric. Keith Peacock was manager that day. I was there too.
    I was there but don't remember Mr Charlton being manager, why was he in charge ?
    Was after the Slater Jiminez takeover and they’d sacked Parky but yet to appoint Powell so Peacock took spurs away and then Powell came in I think 
    Yes, Keith was the interim. It must have been a proud day for him.

    A young Andros Townsend played very well that day. 15 years later Modric played for Croatia at the World Cup, while Townsend commentated on it for ITV  :D
  • LenGlover
    LenGlover Posts: 32,204
    LenGlover said:
    EastStand said:
    Charlton's last visit to Spurs was in the FA cup 3rd round when Tottenham won 3-0 on 9/1/11.
    Over 15 years !
    Was at that one. We were doing alright till they brought modric on at half time, then they mullered us. 
    Scott Wagstaff was our only player with the pace to get anywhere near Modric. Keith Peacock was manager that day. I was there too.
    I was there but don't remember Mr Charlton being manager, why was he in charge ?
    Between Parky and Sir Chris 
  • TellyTubby
    TellyTubby Posts: 3,674
    edited August 10
    Spurs supporters are knowledgeable. 



    low-men-yellow-coats4h ago
    I fucking hate Charlton. I hope we spank them.
    3stuffcrow4h agoHahaha seems random; any particular reason?
    2
    low-men-yellow-coats4h ago
    The seem to have a large far right presence
    3Current_City_80572h agofar right my arse
    2Continue this threadstuffcrow4h agoNo way o.o genuinely had no idea. Will have to look more into this, cheers for the heads up.
    1Continue this thread
    99Corolla4Life3h ago
    Are Charlton just as bad as Millwall (or worse)?
    1
    [deleted]•4h agojohnson-again4h agoAnyone know when tickets are set to go on sale to Hotspur+ members?
    1
    billbrasky214h ago
    Actually shocked to get a home draw
    1Yzelski3h ago10 upvotes1
    Cookielad143h ago
    Being a couple of hours away by train, hopefully get a ticket to this one.
    1Amazing_Attorney89293h agoChances of tickets being available on general sale?
    1JamesCDiamond3h agoI'd expect it. Small team, early in the season, midweek - all the makings of cheap tickets, too.
    2CommercialPlastic6043h agoDecent chance
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    Mikeymcmoose3h agoNice, lower league London derby
    1ucoldseam avatarcoldseam3h agoGonna be the most boring 1-0 win in history if De Zerbi doesn't get his forwards
    1ewan122243h agoThis is fake we aren’t playing a top 10 premier league team away.
    1Klingh0ffer2h agoIs this some joke I don’t get, or do you need to look at the picture one more time?
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    danlindsay902h agoPlaying Saturday and now Monday. Brilliant.
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    DriverNew72082h ago
    Week commencing. It'll be midweek
    21 more reply
    kirobaito882h agoWe can actually start a back 6 of Robertson, Senesi, Danso, Spence, with Gray and Bentancur in front of them and be using all backups.
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    ChiefGritty4h ago
    What is an "Addick"?
    0wokwok__4h agoJust looked it up and apparently a fishmonger used to reward them with haddock and chips, the South London accent made it sound like Addick so that became their nickname lol
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  • AFKABartram
    AFKABartram Posts: 59,095
    Going to Vietnam has meant I'm missing West Ham and Spurs. Excellent timing.
    We will wish you a good morning 
  • AFKABartram
    AFKABartram Posts: 59,095
    Does the title of this really say ‘Hotspurs’ !!!!
    Yep. And now it says Tottingham too 👍
  • golfaddick
    golfaddick Posts: 36,413
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
  • sam3110
    sam3110 Posts: 24,270
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
    so if you move down the road into a new house, because it's on the same street, you haven't moved house? 
  • Algarveaddick
    Algarveaddick Posts: 21,784
    With about ten balls left in the pot I said "Spurs away" to the missus. It's two family derbies in a week - mum was a Hammer, dad a spud.   
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 48,433
    I would imagine Spurs will give us as many tickets as they can as they are unlikely to fill the ground with their own fans for a second round Carabao cup game, Unless they are scared of us.

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  • Chris_from_Sidcup
    Chris_from_Sidcup Posts: 37,645
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
    Yes it's on the same site but it's clearly a new stadium. Their old one was 36k, this is 62k.

    They haven't expanded their old stadium, they built a totally new one. I'm pretty sure that even Spurs' own fans count it as a new stadium.
  • Just thinking of London derbies. Two years ago it was just Orient. This calendar year alone we'll have Chelsea, Millwall, QPR, West Ham, Spurs, QPR, Millwall.
  • golfaddick
    golfaddick Posts: 36,413
    sam3110 said:
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
    so if you move down the road into a new house, because it's on the same street, you haven't moved house? 
    Looks like a fancy extension to me 😄
  • letthegoodtimesroll
    letthegoodtimesroll Posts: 11,518
    Just thinking of London derbies. Two years ago it was just Orient. This calendar year alone we'll have Chelsea, Millwall, QPR, West Ham, Spurs, QPR, Millwall.
    Wimbledon in a preseason game
  • soapboxsam
    soapboxsam Posts: 24,149
    sam3110 said:
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
    so if you move down the road into a new house, because it's on the same street, you haven't moved house? 

    Thanks Sam for the house analogy.
    I understand now !
  • guinnessaddick
    guinnessaddick Posts: 30,933
    sam3110 said:
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
    so if you move down the road into a new house, because it's on the same street, you haven't moved house? 
    Looks like a fancy extension to me 😄
    It would be an extension if any of the old stadium was still there.
  • The Red Robin
    The Red Robin Posts: 28,442
    Charlton's last visit to Spurs was in the FA cup 3rd round when Tottenham won 3-0 on 9/1/11.
    Over 15 years !
    Peacock in charge after Parkinson he just been sacked. Close game until Modric came off the bench. 
  • Stewart
    Stewart Posts: 2,512
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
    I do agree with you but the website site I use to tick off the grounds (The Football Ground Map)  says it’s a new ground, so I do by that. 
  • Stewart
    Stewart Posts: 2,512
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
    I do agree with you but the website site I use to tick off the grounds (The Football Ground Map)  says it’s a new ground, so I go by that. 

  • Stewart
    Stewart Posts: 2,512
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course 


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  • Stewart
    Stewart Posts: 2,512
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
    I do agree with you but the website I use to tick off the grounds (The Football Ground Map)  says it’s a new ground, so I go by that. 


  • Bangkokaddick
    Bangkokaddick Posts: 4,411
    With due respect to CAFC, it isn't exactly a dream tie for Spurs so I imagine they'll want to maximise income and give a full 9000 allocation to Charlton. 
  • Kinsella87
    Kinsella87 Posts: 601
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
    It is a new ground, it’s not white hart lane, new stadium, new pitch.
  • Pelling1993
    Pelling1993 Posts: 7,763
    With due respect to CAFC, it isn't exactly a dream tie for Spurs so I imagine they'll want to maximise income and give a full 9000 allocation to Charlton. 
    They take the Chris Perry derby very seriously i've heard.
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 48,433
    It is one of the top stadiums in Europe. 
  • AFKABartram
    AFKABartram Posts: 59,095
    Does gate money get split in the EFL Cup or is it primarily with the home team?
  • king addick
    king addick Posts: 4,070
    Stewart said:
    Stewart said:
    In the space of 29 days I have 3 new ticks, which is ridiculous when I’ve done 84 of the 92 grounds.
    Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.
    Same West Ham (had a season ticket for 1 and a half seasons there) Cardiff ( been to the old ground 2) and Tottenham (been to the old ground 7 times. 
    Are you really counting this as a new ground ?  They haven't moved anywhere just expanded the footprint. They are still in White Hart Lane.

    If we built a new ground by expanding into the car park and made it a 60,000 seat stadium would you call it a new ground ? Of course not. 
    Does it matter? Let people just enjoy it.
  • MuttleyCAFC
    MuttleyCAFC Posts: 48,433
    edited 8:32AM
    Does gate money get split in the EFL Cup or is it primarily with the home team?
    I could be wrong but I think it is a 45% split for each club with the other 10% going into a league pool. The home club has extra expenses but also has extra revenues on the match day. This may have been changed so not 100% sure. There will probably be TV money as well.
  • Red_Chester
    Red_Chester Posts: 821
    I assume we’re more than likely to play on the Tuesday and the Chelsea game on the Wednesday. I’d assume our games are more than likely going to be the main games sky want. Chelsea play late (8pm)the Saturday before and then play the Sunday following the 2nd round tie. Tottenham play late afternoon on both Saturdays before and after. I’d say the police would rather this too.