How would people feel if Charlton introduced this way of earning extra points?
I wouldn't be a fan of it. I go to every game, home and away, so points shouldn't be an issue to me.
I would actually like to go to watch the women as well, but since I am already spending so much money on the above and I don't live close enough to London, there's no way that I can justify travelling to watch the women too.
Some of the dates also don't line up. For instance, on the 14th of September this season, the men were away to Shrewsbury Town on the same day the women were away to Sheffield United.
While that's the only direct clash, there were also a few instances such as the 23rd and 24th of November, where the men were at one end of the country on a Saturday and the woman at the other on the Sunday.
Ultimately, this would be giving fans who live locally and don't attend away games an almost equal footing with those of us that attend every game, which doesn't seem fair.
How would people feel if Charlton introduced this way of earning extra points?
All I'll say is that I wouldn't earn any extra points 😂
I think that is a good idea. A way to get people to engage with women`s teams. For me it would be good if our women`s home games are played on weekends when the men`s team are playing away.
Why should we have to? It's an added cost for a team/sport that none of us follow. It's a ridiculous concept.
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I would actually like to go to watch the women as well, but since I am already spending so much money on the above and I don't live close enough to London, there's no way that I can justify travelling to watch the women too.
Some of the dates also don't line up. For instance, on the 14th of September this season, the men were away to Shrewsbury Town on the same day the women were away to Sheffield United.
While that's the only direct clash, there were also a few instances such as the 23rd and 24th of November, where the men were at one end of the country on a Saturday and the woman at the other on the Sunday.
Ultimately, this would be giving fans who live locally and don't attend away games an almost equal footing with those of us that attend every game, which doesn't seem fair.
I understand why they're doing it, but then they'll have some fans who feel obliged to spend more money just to watch the mens team, bit cheeky imo.
Unfortunately I'll be on the second day of a stag in Hvar on the 6th...