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Tottingham Hotspurs v Charlton Athletic (allocation 5,744 - SOLD OUT)
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Spurs mate of mine said he expects 6k to 9k away allocation for this one.2
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My Charlton mates think the sameYTS1978 said:Spurs mate of mine said he expects 6k to 9k away allocation for this one.13 -
Found the bloke who is too lazy to turn up to the game but doesn't want to lose a ground off of his personal 92 list.golfaddick said:
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.Stewart said:
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.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.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.
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.3 -
Hows he gonna hand all them out?YTS1978 said:Spurs mate of mine said he expects 6k to 9k away allocation for this one.3 -
I have an Ipswich mate, but he has no idea about allocation for this game.Ducktapeshoerepairs said:
My Charlton mates think the sameYTS1978 said:Spurs mate of mine said he expects 6k to 9k away allocation for this one.12 -
golfaddick said:
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.Stewart said:
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.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.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.
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.
You absolutely would call it a new stadium tho right?So surely its still visiting a new thing?0 -
Of course its a new groundEugenesAxe said:golfaddick said:
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.Stewart said:
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.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.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.
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.
You absolutely would call it a new stadium tho right?So surely it’s still visiting a new thing?6 -
No. Their new pitch will apparently be ready in time for their home game with Wolves on 22nd, and the Everton game is the midweek after that.sam3110 said:It's the Preston game at Goodison?0 -
If the game ended up being played at Goodison, tickets would be going for a lot of dough, the demand would be unbelievable.Chris_from_Sidcup said:
No. Their new pitch will apparently be ready in time for their home game with Wolves on 22nd, and the Everton game is the midweek after that.sam3110 said:It's the Preston game at Goodison?1 -
Couldn't give a shit about doing the 92. Ive been to the 2 Valley's... ...the pre 1985 one where is was mostly terracing and the post 1992 one where is was rebuilt with stands on every side.Callumcafc said:
Found the bloke who is too lazy to turn up to the game but doesn't want to lose a ground off of his personal 92 list.golfaddick said:
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.Stewart said:
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.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.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.
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.6 -
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🎣golfaddick said:
Couldn't give a shit about doing the 92. Ive been to the 2 Valley's... ...the pre 1985 one where is was mostly terracing and the post 1992 one where is was rebuilt with stands on every side.Callumcafc said:
Found the bloke who is too lazy to turn up to the game but doesn't want to lose a ground off of his personal 92 list.golfaddick said:
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.Stewart said:
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.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.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.
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.
In your own words, it hasn’t moved.7 -
Nope, you've done The Valley at different times, not two different Valleys.golfaddick said:
Couldn't give a shit about doing the 92. Ive been to the 2 Valley's... ...the pre 1985 one where is was mostly terracing and the post 1992 one where is was rebuilt with stands on every side.Callumcafc said:
Found the bloke who is too lazy to turn up to the game but doesn't want to lose a ground off of his personal 92 list.golfaddick said:
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.Stewart said:
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.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.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.
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.7 -
Yeah, you can book them online. More like £35 though.ElfsborgAddick said:ValleyGary said:Such a poxy place to get too, thinking driving might be better from bexleyheath and park on someone’s drive through an app.
That would be a good idea, also there are plenty of industrial units and other companies accepting cars. Expect to pay around £25 for the privilege.
Not like the old days, when you could park on the side roads round the back of Bruce Grove and Love Lane for free.
If using public transport, forget White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park & Seven Sisters. Quickest and easiest route back is Tottenham Hale, guaranteed a seat and a damn site quicker to get back to London Bridge via Victoria & Northern Line. Its the route I have been taking for the last 20 years or so. 1.3 miles, 20 mins at brisk walking pace.
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Spurs giving us just under 6000 tickets.0
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Tottingham vs Charltenham.2
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That’s interesting, how come you became an addick?Algarveaddick said: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.1 -
The club will receive an allocation of 5,744 tickets with tickets priced at £25 for adults and £10 for U18s. Priority sale information will be confirmed in due course ahead of tickets going on sale.
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London derby that hasn't been played for 15 years? Nah an all-prem tie that happens twice already this season is the one!Ducktapeshoerepairs said:
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My dad, and grandparents are lifelong Leicester fans.sillav nitram said:
That’s interesting, how come you became an addick?Algarveaddick said: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.1 -
All about viewing figures, they think more people will be interested in watching two prem teams, sadly they are probably right.Pelling1993 said:
London derby that hasn't been played for 15 years? Nah an all-prem tie that happens twice already this season is the one!Ducktapeshoerepairs said:1 -
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Trigger’s broomTellyTubby said:
Nope, you've done The Valley at different times, not two different Valleys.golfaddick said:
Couldn't give a shit about doing the 92. Ive been to the 2 Valley's... ...the pre 1985 one where is was mostly terracing and the post 1992 one where is was rebuilt with stands on every side.Callumcafc said:
Found the bloke who is too lazy to turn up to the game but doesn't want to lose a ground off of his personal 92 list.golfaddick said:
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.Stewart said:
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.guinnessaddick said:
Same here, including Cardiff, brings me up to 85.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.
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.5 -
Disappointing allocation. Hoping we’re given more when ours sell out rapidly and presumably Spurs struggle to shift theirs.3
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At £25 totteringham will probably get a capacity crowd.Making_all_the_noise said:Disappointing allocation. Hoping we’re given more when ours sell out rapidly and presumably Spurs struggle to shift theirs.0 -
Is it confirmed for the Tuesday?0
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I lived at 262 Philip Lane Tottenham for four years when I was a student.
It is quite laughable reading put downs from Tottenham supporters.
Yes Tottenham are a great, very rich club, with a marvellous history.
In Jimmy Greaves they had one of the best goalscorer in British football since the war.
They (their fans) will feel they have a ‘right’ to be dismissive and sneering towards Charlton Athletic, their fans (like Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, and lately Manchester City) have landed on Tottenham because they believe it will guarantee them glory and riches without effort on their part, whereas Charlton Athletic from our corner of London are a meaningless football club from their perspective.
Why does it bother them so much to dole out the put downs?
Now I liked the old White Hart Lane, so intimate you could smell the liniment, and always liked Danny Blanchflower with his intelligent Irish humour, he was the guy that came out with the line ‘when he puts his head down, don’t disappoint him’ or the marvellous line when Captain of Northern Ireland ‘we plan to equalise before they score’, so all in all I don’t feel especially negative towards Tottenham as some of their fans feel towards us.
Yet I lived there for four years, in such a crap amorphous mass of north London for goodness sake, the only decent feature of the place was the football ground. To the south you have interesting Stamford Hill, the west Hornsey and the Ally Pally, the east wetlands and the river, but Tottenham and going north is such a crap area only Selhurst Park's location is worse in the whole of London.
I think that might explain the sneering desperation we are now experiencing from some Tottenham fans, their geographical situation is so crap (especially compared to our marvellous historic Borough and location) and hard to get to, they want to put Charlton Athletic down to feel better about themselves. Bless.
It was nice when Tottenham fan Chrissy Powell scored up there for us to get a 1-0 win, but reading some Tottenham fans they would find it astonishing that such a result could ever have happened.
Show a bit of graciousness and class Tottenham fans, you’re so rich having been founded by a posh cricket club and grammar school boys (complete contrast to our own origin story) anything less than a 5-0 win will be a moral victory for Charlton, and our support will likely be way louder and more sustained, so try and make a bit of an effort to create an atmosphere at your new stadium for once.
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Edit. Ignore me, I am getting my head in a spin between the Westr Ham and Spurs games. I haven't been to either of the new grounds
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Sky and BBC will always pick games between Premier league teams, It's the same as FA cup, must do the best numbersPelling1993 said:
London derby that hasn't been played for 15 years? Nah an all-prem tie that happens twice already this season is the one!Ducktapeshoerepairs said:0 -
Gonna tap up their training ground, there must be some players there who know a shortcut...JohnBoyUK said:
Yeah, you can book them online. More like £35 though.ElfsborgAddick said:ValleyGary said:Such a poxy place to get too, thinking driving might be better from bexleyheath and park on someone’s drive through an app.
That would be a good idea, also there are plenty of industrial units and other companies accepting cars. Expect to pay around £25 for the privilege.
Not like the old days, when you could park on the side roads round the back of Bruce Grove and Love Lane for free.
If using public transport, forget White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park & Seven Sisters. Quickest and easiest route back is Tottenham Hale, guaranteed a seat and a damn site quicker to get back to London Bridge via Victoria & Northern Line. Its the route I have been taking for the last 20 years or so. 1.3 miles, 20 mins at brisk walking pace.2 -
Long story, but basically I moved to Thornton Heath when we were at Selhurst. Started going to games, got my company to buy an executive box (£5k for a season then!), became good friends with Suthers and Parkesy, got heavily involved with the Back to the Valley campaign and fell in love with the club.sillav nitram said:
That’s interesting, how come you became an addick?Algarveaddick said: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.24
