Charlton Ticket Sales

[Vegas Seagull]

Just how are they going?
No time to rest, big 3 points with the others all having tougher games. Need to punish the Robins & move into clear water

 

[dazzer6666]

Quick look at the site shows available (approx) :

N - 800
W - 1800
S - 300
E - 1400

Wouldn't be surprised if quite a few get sold this week after yesterday.

 

[Rugrat]

Will Charlton travel in decent numbers?

 

[severnside gull]

Depends how many Charlton bring. Assuming 25 or 26K home plus however many away fans

 

[Blues Rock DJ]

Just how are they going?
No time to rest, big 3 points with the others all having tougher games. Need to punish the Robins & move into clear water

thought we played the 'Robins' already....it's the Addicks...come on , get it right !!

 

[Hastings gull]

Quick look at the site shows available (approx) :

N - 800
W - 1800
S - 300
E - 1400

Wouldn't be surprised if quite a few get sold this week after yesterday.

Yes, let's hope so. In all honesty, sadly, I can't see so many being sold to give a crowd akin to that of yesterday, even though momentum is building. Charlton are not a great attraction, and it is inbetween two much bigger games, on paper at least. Hope that I am wrong, but if we can get to 25,000, then that would be good. Might be nearer 30,000 for Middlesbrough if we have done OK in the two away matches, Wonderful times.

 

[Lady Whistledown]

I'd have thought it would get close to, if not beat, yesterday's total.

It's not quite peak Christmas shopping time yet, we're playing some beautiful football, unbeaten, top of the league, and you'd have to imagine Charlton would bring at least a thousand, even considering their poor run.

I hope so anyway. The players- and Chris Hughton- deserve that.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Yes, let's hope so. In all honesty, sadly, I can't see so many being sold to give a crowd akin to that of yesterday, even though momentum is building. Charlton are not a great attraction, and it is inbetween two much bigger games, on paper at least. Hope that I am wrong, but if we can get to 25,000, then that would be good. Might be nearer 30,000 for Middlesbrough if we have done OK in the two away matches, Wonderful times.

Alas, for me, until/unless we reach the Premier League, or we draw one of the really big Premier League teams in a cup competition, I can't see us attracting a 30,000 crowd in the foreseeable future. That said, any crowd north of about 27,000 is still pretty good going.

Although they aren't fareing particularly well at the moment, Charlton fans normally travel in pretty good numbers, and they don't have far to come. I can see Saturday's crowd being another big one.

 

[Eeyore]

Alas, for me, until/unless we reach the Premier League, or we draw one of the really big Premier League teams in a cup competition, I can't see us attracting a 30,000 crowd in the foreseeable future. That said, any crowd north of about 27,000 is still pretty good going.

Although they aren't fareing particularly well at the moment, Charlton fans normally travel in pretty good numbers, and they don't have far to come. I can see Saturday's crowd being another big one.

Derby County at home would produce a capacity if things remained as they are now.

 

[Bozza]

Yesterday had a £15 adult and kid deal on, didn't it? That must have brought a fair few in and the shelf was being used, which is a rarity (and great to see).

I'm assuming there's no offer for Charlton so it will be reliant on people paying full price.

 

[theboybilly]

Charlton will bring a few. Despite their problems with their board the fans are genuine up there and care passionately about the club - so similar in many ways to us. I have huge respect for them, certainly more than any other London team. But I still want Albion to thrash them on Saturday