Stevenage away on July 22nd. I'll happily take that and Dover as new ticks, I was banking on a weekend game in Ireland.
I think this is the final list, fair play for announcing all quite early:
Monday, July 10th Crumlin United v Charlton (7.45pm at St Patrick's Athletic) Tuesday, July 11th Limerick v Charlton (7.45pm) Wednesday, July 12th University College Dublin v Charlton (7.45pm) Saturday, July 15th Welling United v Charlton (3pm) Saturday, July 15th Greenwich Borough v Charlton (7.30pm) Tuesday, July 18th Dover Athletic v Charlton (7.45pm) Saturday, July 22nd Stevenage v Charlton (3pm) Tuesday, July 25th Charlton v Norwich City (7.45pm) Saturday, July 29th Charlton v Ipswich Town (3pm)
This is a complete waste of time and money. No benefit can be gained playing against these sides and only risks injury to key players. Yet another example of how badly this club is run. Can it get worse??
Early pre-season games for virtually all clubs are normally looseners against weaker opposition.
However, I do find it strange the team being out in Ireland a week before the games.
Three games in three days is unusual to say the least, it runs the risk of injury should game time not be managed correctly.
They are holding a training camp the week before these games, as we did in Spain previously. For those moaning about the quality of the opposition, it's not about that initially, it's about fitness, getting across tactics and patterns of play, and no doubt playing triallists. Decent opposition in Norwich & Ipswich to tone it all up before the season starts.
some will moan about the standard of opposition immediately prior to the season beginning, but imagine being an Ipswich or Norwich fan and having to play shite like us in the week before the season starts.
some will moan about the standard of opposition immediately prior to the season beginning, but imagine being an Ipswich or Norwich fan and having to play shite like us in the week before the season starts.
Doesn't the championship kick off a week later? So they'll have a game lined up against stronger opposition then, I'd imagine
some will moan about the standard of opposition immediately prior to the season beginning, but imagine being an Ipswich or Norwich fan and having to play shite like us in the week before the season starts.
Doesn't the championship kick off a week later? So they'll have a game lined up against stronger opposition then, I'd imagine
This is a complete waste of time and money. No benefit can be gained playing against these sides and only risks injury to key players. Yet another example of how badly this club is run. Can it get worse??
Early pre-season games for virtually all clubs are normally looseners againstweakeropposition.
However, I do find it strange the team being out in Ireland a week before the games.
Three games in three days is unusual to say the least, it runs the risk of injury should game time not be managed correctly.
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Whoosh.
I think this is the final list, fair play for announcing all quite early:
Monday, July 10th Crumlin United v Charlton (7.45pm at St Patrick's Athletic)
Tuesday, July 11th Limerick v Charlton (7.45pm)
Wednesday, July 12th University College Dublin v Charlton (7.45pm)
Saturday, July 15th Welling United v Charlton (3pm)
Saturday, July 15th Greenwich Borough v Charlton (7.30pm)
Tuesday, July 18th Dover Athletic v Charlton (7.45pm)
Saturday, July 22nd Stevenage v Charlton (3pm)
Tuesday, July 25th Charlton v Norwich City (7.45pm)
Saturday, July 29th Charlton v Ipswich Town (3pm)
For those moaning about the quality of the opposition, it's not about that initially, it's about fitness, getting across tactics and patterns of play, and no doubt playing triallists. Decent opposition in Norwich & Ipswich to tone it all up before the season starts.
Just sell Roland you moron.
http://whitehawkfc.com/1718-preseason-fixtures-announced/