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F A Cup 25/26 - 3rd round Charlton v Chelsea (date tbc) p6
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Same.. or a 24 hour pre drink flightPelling1993 said:Really annoying that I come back from Australia on the 10th. Praying it gets moved to the Sunday1 -
vilejimmymelrose said:I think the booing 'Brackley fans' were really Ipswich fans .1 -
Northamptonshire, near Silverstone, so in the Motorsport heartland.Stig said:
Where is Brackley, anyway? It's nothing more than a name to me.Karim_myBagheri said:Noticed that some brackley fans booed us when our name came out. Bit random.2 -
Only the first three are guaranteed TV slots. The media aren't going to pass up the opportunity to have the media circus at home to a Premier League side that finished 7th last season and are struggling this season.jimmymelrose said:
Why are Wrexham v Forest or Portsmouth v Arsenal more 'obvious' than Charlton v Chelsea?AS1987 said:
If there are that many slots, then it's practically guaranteed that this is on TV.ForeverAddickted said:
So last year's TV games for the Third Round:valleynick66 said:Should this end up on TV what’s the schedule and how ‘inconvenient’ could it get if we are unlucky ?
Is the worst scenario 530pm on the Sunday or are there some other obscure options?
- Thursday @ 7pm and 7:45pm
- Friday @ 8pm
- Saturday @ 12:15pm and 5:45pm
- Sunday @ 12:30pm, 3pm and 4:30pm
- Monday @ 7:30pm
In my opinion, there are three very obvious TV options:
Wrexham v Nottingham Forest
Macclesfield v Crystal Palace
Boreham Wood v Burton Albion
That leaves six slots and I'm struggling to see anything else more TV-worthy than Charlton v Chelsea. To keep this off TV, the other six would be from these eight:
Portsmouth v Arsenal
Cheltenham Town v Leicester City
Franchise FC v Oxford Utd
Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford
Manchester City v Exeter City
Liverpool v Barnsley
Tottenham v Aston Villa
Manchester United v Brighton
They are each Championship at home to Premier League.
There's not much between Portsmouth v Arsenal and Charlton v Chelsea imo. We have the appeal of a London derby and a guaranteed strong away following.
I do think Portsmouth v Arsenal offers slightly more, but I didn't state that in the post you replied to.
I think the edge that tie has over ours is:
Fratton Park is a tighter and louder stadium than The Valley.
Arsenal are bigger than Chelsea right now.
We don't have a reputation for giant-killing, whereas Portsmouth do (the 07/08 FA cup springs to mind).2 -
That's all last season when TNT didn't have them all0
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There is a place called Charlton near them. Maybe they have a rival team.Karim_myBagheri said:Noticed that some brackley fans booed us when our name came out. Bit random.2 -
On the other hand we have a more well known and "attention grabbing" manager. Nathan Jones vs Chelsea is more of a headline than John Mousinho vs Arsenal...AS1987 said:
Only the first three are guaranteed TV slots. The media aren't going to pass up the opportunity to have the media circus at home to a Premier League side that finished 7th last season and are struggling this season.jimmymelrose said:
Why are Wrexham v Forest or Portsmouth v Arsenal more 'obvious' than Charlton v Chelsea?AS1987 said:
If there are that many slots, then it's practically guaranteed that this is on TV.ForeverAddickted said:
So last year's TV games for the Third Round:valleynick66 said:Should this end up on TV what’s the schedule and how ‘inconvenient’ could it get if we are unlucky ?
Is the worst scenario 530pm on the Sunday or are there some other obscure options?
- Thursday @ 7pm and 7:45pm
- Friday @ 8pm
- Saturday @ 12:15pm and 5:45pm
- Sunday @ 12:30pm, 3pm and 4:30pm
- Monday @ 7:30pm
In my opinion, there are three very obvious TV options:
Wrexham v Nottingham Forest
Macclesfield v Crystal Palace
Boreham Wood v Burton Albion
That leaves six slots and I'm struggling to see anything else more TV-worthy than Charlton v Chelsea. To keep this off TV, the other six would be from these eight:
Portsmouth v Arsenal
Cheltenham Town v Leicester City
Franchise FC v Oxford Utd
Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford
Manchester City v Exeter City
Liverpool v Barnsley
Tottenham v Aston Villa
Manchester United v Brighton
They are each Championship at home to Premier League.
There's not much between Portsmouth v Arsenal and Charlton v Chelsea imo. We have the appeal of a London derby and a guaranteed strong away following.
I do think Portsmouth v Arsenal offers slightly more, but I didn't state that in the post you replied to.
I think the edge that tie has over ours is:
Fratton Park is a tighter and louder stadium than The Valley.
Arsenal are bigger than Chelsea right now.
We don't have a reputation for giant-killing, whereas Portsmouth do (the 07/08 FA cup springs to mind).0 -
If Chelsea beat Charlton, Arsenal beat Portsmouth, Stoke (who we are due to play) beat Coventry and Sheff Utd (who Portsmouth are due to play) beat Mansfield…
Could the postponed match be rescheduled for 4th round weekend?
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sam3110 said:Argh rather away to them
I mean we could draw 0-0 and get the replay....oh wait (that sucks)0 -
Finally a good cup draw! I’m guessing early kick off on Sat or Sun, whether on TV or not - it’s an obvious TV candidate you’d hope. Will we sell out The Valley?(Before anyone asks, CAST have already clocked it might be deemed a high risk match by our friends in the Met and we’ll be asking about any “plans”)6
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jimmymelrose said:
Why are Wrexham v Forest or Portsmouth v Arsenal more 'obvious' than Charlton v Chelsea?AS1987 said:
If there are that many slots, then it's practically guaranteed that this is on TV.ForeverAddickted said:
So last year's TV games for the Third Round:valleynick66 said:Should this end up on TV what’s the schedule and how ‘inconvenient’ could it get if we are unlucky ?
Is the worst scenario 530pm on the Sunday or are there some other obscure options?
- Thursday @ 7pm and 7:45pm
- Friday @ 8pm
- Saturday @ 12:15pm and 5:45pm
- Sunday @ 12:30pm, 3pm and 4:30pm
- Monday @ 7:30pm
In my opinion, there are three very obvious TV options:
Wrexham v Nottingham Forest
Macclesfield v Crystal Palace
Boreham Wood v Burton Albion
That leaves six slots and I'm struggling to see anything else more TV-worthy than Charlton v Chelsea. To keep this off TV, the other six would be from these eight:
Portsmouth v Arsenal
Cheltenham Town v Leicester City
Franchise FC v Oxford Utd
Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford
Manchester City v Exeter City
Liverpool v Barnsley
Tottenham v Aston Villa
Manchester United v Brighton
They are each Championship at home to Premier League.'Hollywood' Wrexham vs Forest, because it is little olde Wrexham against a Premier League side.Arsenal are playing Thursday 8th (against Liverpool) so hardly doubt (both of them) will play on Saturday.0 -
No.Callumcafc said:If Chelsea beat Charlton, Arsenal beat Portsmouth, Stoke (who we are due to play) beat Coventry and Sheff Utd (who Portsmouth are due to play) beat Mansfield…
Could the postponed match be rescheduled for 4th round weekend?0 -
They could have dubbed it the Scott Parker derby.DOUCHER said:
tv companies will be chomping at the bit to show that cracker at turf moor - got goals written all over it 😂thai malaysia addick said:Seems like the balls weren’t mixed up properly as 10 plays 11. Much better than Burnley away, though (9 v 10).0 -
Or Friday or Monday night .Weegie Addick said:Finally a good cup draw!, I take it’s on a Friday or Saturday whether on TV or not - it’s an obvious TV candidate you’d hope. Will we sell out The Valley?(Before anyone asks, CAST have already clocked it might be deemed a high risk match by our friends in the Met and we’ll be asking about any “plans”)0 -
Or a Thursday night, remember the new deal last year where there was not going to be any replays and games would be played over a weekend.Bedsaddick said:
Or Friday or Monday night .Weegie Addick said:Finally a good cup draw!, I take it’s on a Friday or Saturday whether on TV or not - it’s an obvious TV candidate you’d hope. Will we sell out The Valley?(Before anyone asks, CAST have already clocked it might be deemed a high risk match by our friends in the Met and we’ll be asking about any “plans”)0 -
There is a strong chance Wrexham vs Forest and Swansea vs West Brom will be on TV, as BBC Wales tend to pick two gamesAS1987 said:
If there are that many slots, then it's practically guaranteed that this is on TV.ForeverAddickted said:
So last year's TV games for the Third Round:valleynick66 said:Should this end up on TV what’s the schedule and how ‘inconvenient’ could it get if we are unlucky ?
Is the worst scenario 530pm on the Sunday or are there some other obscure options?
- Thursday @ 7pm and 7:45pm
- Friday @ 8pm
- Saturday @ 12:15pm and 5:45pm
- Sunday @ 12:30pm, 3pm and 4:30pm
- Monday @ 7:30pm
In my opinion, there are three very obvious TV options:
Wrexham v Nottingham Forest
Macclesfield v Crystal Palace
Boreham Wood v Burton Albion
That leaves six slots and I'm struggling to see anything else more TV-worthy than Charlton v Chelsea. To keep this off TV, the other six would be from these eight:
Portsmouth v Arsenal
Cheltenham Town v Leicester City
Franchise FC v Oxford Utd
Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford
Manchester City v Exeter City
Liverpool v Barnsley
Tottenham v Aston Villa
Manchester United v Brighton
Southampton vs Swansea and Sheff Utd vs Cardiff were picked by BBC Wales last year for example0 -
I hope they price this right to make sure it is indeed a sellout1
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Bloomin' overseas TV deals ...ForeverAddickted said:
There is a strong chance Wrexham vs Forest and Swansea vs West Brom will be on TV, as BBC Wales tend to pick two gamesAS1987 said:
If there are that many slots, then it's practically guaranteed that this is on TV.ForeverAddickted said:
So last year's TV games for the Third Round:valleynick66 said:Should this end up on TV what’s the schedule and how ‘inconvenient’ could it get if we are unlucky ?
Is the worst scenario 530pm on the Sunday or are there some other obscure options?
- Thursday @ 7pm and 7:45pm
- Friday @ 8pm
- Saturday @ 12:15pm and 5:45pm
- Sunday @ 12:30pm, 3pm and 4:30pm
- Monday @ 7:30pm
In my opinion, there are three very obvious TV options:
Wrexham v Nottingham Forest
Macclesfield v Crystal Palace
Boreham Wood v Burton Albion
That leaves six slots and I'm struggling to see anything else more TV-worthy than Charlton v Chelsea. To keep this off TV, the other six would be from these eight:
Portsmouth v Arsenal
Cheltenham Town v Leicester City
Franchise FC v Oxford Utd
Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford
Manchester City v Exeter City
Liverpool v Barnsley
Tottenham v Aston Villa
Manchester United v Brighton
Southampton vs Swansea and Sheff Utd vs Cardiff were picked by BBC Wales last year for example1 -
One there for people of a certain age. One of the most frightening experiences of my life. I was 16Addick Addict said:Better make sure the fire fighters are drilled and ready behind the covered end.0 -
I’m just wondering why you have edited what I originally wrote and then put the line in bold? I actually said: “I’m guessing early kick-off on Sat or Sun”Bedsaddick said:
Or Friday or Monday night .Weegie Addick said:Finally a good cup draw!, I take it’s on a Friday or Saturday whether on TV or not - it’s an obvious TV candidate you’d hope. Will we sell out The Valley?(Before anyone asks, CAST have already clocked it might be deemed a high risk match by our friends in the Met and we’ll be asking about any “plans”)0 -
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It certainly was excitingthroughthickandthin said:
One there for people of a certain age. One of the most frightening experiences of my life. I was 16Addick Addict said:Better make sure the fire fighters are drilled and ready behind the covered end.
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What’s the big attraction for showing mk dons v Oxford ?AS1987 said:
If there are that many slots, then it's practically guaranteed that this is on TV.ForeverAddickted said:
So last year's TV games for the Third Round:valleynick66 said:Should this end up on TV what’s the schedule and how ‘inconvenient’ could it get if we are unlucky ?
Is the worst scenario 530pm on the Sunday or are there some other obscure options?
- Thursday @ 7pm and 7:45pm
- Friday @ 8pm
- Saturday @ 12:15pm and 5:45pm
- Sunday @ 12:30pm, 3pm and 4:30pm
- Monday @ 7:30pm
In my opinion, there are three very obvious TV options:
Wrexham v Nottingham Forest
Macclesfield v Crystal Palace
Boreham Wood v Burton Albion
That leaves six slots and I'm struggling to see anything else more TV-worthy than Charlton v Chelsea. To keep this off TV, the other six would be from these eight:
Portsmouth v Arsenal
Cheltenham Town v Leicester City
Franchise FC v Oxford Utd
Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford
Manchester City v Exeter City
Liverpool v Barnsley
Tottenham v Aston Villa
Manchester United v Brighton1 -
Wrexham are a much bigger pull on TV than us. Pompey a more recent FA cup winnerjimmymelrose said:
Why are Wrexham v Forest or Portsmouth v Arsenal more 'obvious' than Charlton v Chelsea?AS1987 said:
If there are that many slots, then it's practically guaranteed that this is on TV.ForeverAddickted said:
So last year's TV games for the Third Round:valleynick66 said:Should this end up on TV what’s the schedule and how ‘inconvenient’ could it get if we are unlucky ?
Is the worst scenario 530pm on the Sunday or are there some other obscure options?
- Thursday @ 7pm and 7:45pm
- Friday @ 8pm
- Saturday @ 12:15pm and 5:45pm
- Sunday @ 12:30pm, 3pm and 4:30pm
- Monday @ 7:30pm
In my opinion, there are three very obvious TV options:
Wrexham v Nottingham Forest
Macclesfield v Crystal Palace
Boreham Wood v Burton Albion
That leaves six slots and I'm struggling to see anything else more TV-worthy than Charlton v Chelsea. To keep this off TV, the other six would be from these eight:
Portsmouth v Arsenal
Cheltenham Town v Leicester City
Franchise FC v Oxford Utd
Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford
Manchester City v Exeter City
Liverpool v Barnsley
Tottenham v Aston Villa
Manchester United v Brighton
They are each Championship at home to Premier League.0 -
Ours is a London Derby, and Chelsea are a much bigger TV pull than Wrexham and Forest combinedCroydon said:
Wrexham are a much bigger pull on TV than us. Pompey a more recent FA cup winnerjimmymelrose said:
Why are Wrexham v Forest or Portsmouth v Arsenal more 'obvious' than Charlton v Chelsea?AS1987 said:
If there are that many slots, then it's practically guaranteed that this is on TV.ForeverAddickted said:
So last year's TV games for the Third Round:valleynick66 said:Should this end up on TV what’s the schedule and how ‘inconvenient’ could it get if we are unlucky ?
Is the worst scenario 530pm on the Sunday or are there some other obscure options?
- Thursday @ 7pm and 7:45pm
- Friday @ 8pm
- Saturday @ 12:15pm and 5:45pm
- Sunday @ 12:30pm, 3pm and 4:30pm
- Monday @ 7:30pm
In my opinion, there are three very obvious TV options:
Wrexham v Nottingham Forest
Macclesfield v Crystal Palace
Boreham Wood v Burton Albion
That leaves six slots and I'm struggling to see anything else more TV-worthy than Charlton v Chelsea. To keep this off TV, the other six would be from these eight:
Portsmouth v Arsenal
Cheltenham Town v Leicester City
Franchise FC v Oxford Utd
Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford
Manchester City v Exeter City
Liverpool v Barnsley
Tottenham v Aston Villa
Manchester United v Brighton
They are each Championship at home to Premier League.2 -
There is zero chance of anything other than a Chelsea win, especially the way we’ve been playing. That means it’s the equivalent of Scotland playing in the World Cup or other tournament. We all start watching their games and usually switch to another channel after about 5-10 minutes in to the game when Scotland are already losing 1, or 2 nil and the game is starting to look like a complete bore fest as the other side ramp up the number of short passes to each other trying to get at least one opponent to leave their own 18 yard boxsam3110 said:
Ours is a London Derby, and Chelsea are a much bigger TV pull than Wrexham and Forest combinedCroydon said:
Wrexham are a much bigger pull on TV than us. Pompey a more recent FA cup winnerjimmymelrose said:
Why are Wrexham v Forest or Portsmouth v Arsenal more 'obvious' than Charlton v Chelsea?AS1987 said:
If there are that many slots, then it's practically guaranteed that this is on TV.ForeverAddickted said:
So last year's TV games for the Third Round:valleynick66 said:Should this end up on TV what’s the schedule and how ‘inconvenient’ could it get if we are unlucky ?
Is the worst scenario 530pm on the Sunday or are there some other obscure options?
- Thursday @ 7pm and 7:45pm
- Friday @ 8pm
- Saturday @ 12:15pm and 5:45pm
- Sunday @ 12:30pm, 3pm and 4:30pm
- Monday @ 7:30pm
In my opinion, there are three very obvious TV options:
Wrexham v Nottingham Forest
Macclesfield v Crystal Palace
Boreham Wood v Burton Albion
That leaves six slots and I'm struggling to see anything else more TV-worthy than Charlton v Chelsea. To keep this off TV, the other six would be from these eight:
Portsmouth v Arsenal
Cheltenham Town v Leicester City
Franchise FC v Oxford Utd
Sheffield Wednesday v Brentford
Manchester City v Exeter City
Liverpool v Barnsley
Tottenham v Aston Villa
Manchester United v Brighton
They are each Championship at home to Premier League.3 -
pretty sure we'll be on TV - just hope it's not one of the graveyard slots0
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You have got to remember we are playing the World Champions 😀.4
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Can’t see the police allowing Chelsea to extend beyond the JS Stand unless Charlton bottle the home take-up and argue for it (which would be poor).7
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They have to don’t they? We would have got 6000 at Stamford Bridge if we had been drawn away
Just hope any extra are the end blocks of the West rather than the AC which has been used in the past0 -
TV or no TV it's a long way from when there were 3,000 Addicks in the west stand to watch us beat Coalville Town and those awful fixtures against Cray Valley PM5
