The 25th Anniversary Committee would like to thank all the fans who came out to support the Legends United event and make it such a success. With final reconciliation still to be done, the event has already raised over £30,000 for Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT), which is a huge achievement.
The committee is now delighted to announce in conjunction with the club, the plans for the Back at The Valley game on Saturday, December 9th. This will be a really special day, with Charlton taking on Portsmouth in an echo of the first game back at The Valley in December 1992. The committee have invited a host of legends from the 1992-93 season and the last 25 years back to attend the game, and fans will have the opportunity to meet them in the legends lounge in Crossbars.
To celebrate this anniversary, and to recognise the important work that CACT has been doing across South East London and Kent over the last 25 years, the club is donating 25% of home ticket revenue from the game along with 25% of matchday programme sales to the charity.
In addition to the celebrations on December 9th, the committee is holding a gala dinner on Sunday, December 10th with Charlton legends attending as the guests of honour.
Sir Stuart Etherington, Chair of the 25th Anniversary Committee, said: “The Committee are delighted with the club’s generous support for the anniversary celebrations and for CACT. It will be a weekend to remember, and we hope to see as many fans as possible there.”
Katrien Meire, Chief Executive of Charlton Athletic, said: “The Legends United match was such a fantastic event and the perfect way to begin our season of celebration. It was a pleasure to see so many of the legends who have made this club what it is and we’re looking forward to welcoming some of them back for the game against Portsmouth.
“We hope December 9th at the game and the 10th at the celebration dinner will be very special days at The Valley for the fans and everyone connected with Charlton.”
Please look out for more information about how to book the dinner soon, and get hold of your tickets for the game in the usual way from the club ticket office when they go on sale.
"Katrien Meire, Chief Executive of Charlton Athletic, said..."
Whaaaaaaaa it's the first time she has spoken a word for nearly a year!!!!
...and she hasn't spoken now.
The PR team will have put the line in front of her and said "these are your words, are you OK with them". Given her inability to elucidate anything of value or note in clear, plain and understandable English, she would simply have nodded in agreement.
Notwithstanding all of that, there is enough to be admired in the plans. Most of what they have done in the last few years is crap - some of it (noticeably when there is outside influence and it isn't a small cabal of the "SMT") isn't.
Wouldn’t miss this for the world. I was there against Stoke for the last game, there against Pompey for the return and once or twice since then and in between.
Wouldn’t miss this for the world. I was there against Stoke for the last game, there against Pompey for the return and once or twice since then and in between.
Wouldn’t miss this for the world. I was there against Stoke for the last game, there against Pompey for the return and once or twice since then and in between.
Wouldn’t miss this for the world. I was there against Stoke for the last game, there against Pompey for the return and once or twice since then and in between.
Wouldn’t miss this for the world. I was there against Stoke for the last game, there against Pompey for the return and once or twice since then and in between.
Wouldn’t miss this for the world. I was there against Stoke for the last game, there against Pompey for the return and once or twice since then and in between.
People aren’t going to boycott this surely??
I've never gone to this sort of function and never would.
So although I'm still boycotting matches I'm not boycotting the dinner as I wouldn't have gone anyway.
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The 25th Anniversary Committee would like to thank all the fans who came out to support the Legends United event and make it such a success. With final reconciliation still to be done, the event has already raised over £30,000 for Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT), which is a huge achievement.
The committee is now delighted to announce in conjunction with the club, the plans for the Back at The Valley game on Saturday, December 9th. This will be a really special day, with Charlton taking on Portsmouth in an echo of the first game back at The Valley in December 1992. The committee have invited a host of legends from the 1992-93 season and the last 25 years back to attend the game, and fans will have the opportunity to meet them in the legends lounge in Crossbars.
To celebrate this anniversary, and to recognise the important work that CACT has been doing across South East London and Kent over the last 25 years, the club is donating 25% of home ticket revenue from the game along with 25% of matchday programme sales to the charity.
In addition to the celebrations on December 9th, the committee is holding a gala dinner on Sunday, December 10th with Charlton legends attending as the guests of honour.
Sir Stuart Etherington, Chair of the 25th Anniversary Committee, said: “The Committee are delighted with the club’s generous support for the anniversary celebrations and for CACT. It will be a weekend to remember, and we hope to see as many fans as possible there.”
Katrien Meire, Chief Executive of Charlton Athletic, said: “The Legends United match was such a fantastic event and the perfect way to begin our season of celebration. It was a pleasure to see so many of the legends who have made this club what it is and we’re looking forward to welcoming some of them back for the game against Portsmouth.
“We hope December 9th at the game and the 10th at the celebration dinner will be very special days at The Valley for the fans and everyone connected with Charlton.”
Please look out for more information about how to book the dinner soon, and get hold of your tickets for the game in the usual way from the club ticket office when they go on sale.
Whaaaaaaaa it's the first time she has spoken a word for nearly a year!!!!
Thuram
Etc etc
The PR team will have put the line in front of her and said "these are your words, are you OK with them". Given her inability to elucidate anything of value or note in clear, plain and understandable English, she would simply have nodded in agreement.
Notwithstanding all of that, there is enough to be admired in the plans. Most of what they have done in the last few years is crap - some of it (noticeably when there is outside influence and it isn't a small cabal of the "SMT") isn't.
People aren’t going to boycott this surely??
£95 I`ll give it a miss
Yes thats thats the pricing i've seen from CACT.
Vol au vent canapes on arrival (be quick before they get devoured).
Small portion of 'French fries' (10) with Mayo dip for starters,
Ox (load of bull) testicle pie with a leek and potatoes purée, main.
Death (of the regime) by chocolate for sweet OR apple (humble) pie
Coiffee and Belgian (very bitter) chocolate mints
Nah, think I'll give it a miss for £95
So although I'm still boycotting matches I'm not boycotting the dinner as I wouldn't have gone anyway.