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Charlton Athletic vs Coalville Town | Saturday 5th November 2022 - 3pm KO | Match Preview
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Bloody hope he doesn't.KBslittlesis said:Hope Jake scores in front of the Covered End!
What a feeling that would be for him.
I hope everyone has a great day 😁6 -
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Recent history and current priorities outweigh those as selling points in fans thinking. It's easier not to go, especially when live streaming is available. I'd hoped cheaper tickets would boost demand.AFKABartram said:Just realised reading that I sort of know Jake’s dad, and never knew he was a Charlton fan!
Really hope a lot of people change their mind and turn out. It's the FA Cup and we'll probably never play Coalville again.
Why not buck the trend, turn up in numbers and show our Club at it's best whilst enjoying a Saturday afternoon goal fest instead of treating the FA Cup as little more than an inconvenience?
Whatever fans justification for not going, it would be hard to explain away a home turnout of less than the number Coalville bring! Not that I believe that will happen though. I'm sure enough will want to be there for this unique cup tie against the mighty Ravens.
Having learned there's a Charlton fan in their team changes my prediction.
We win 8-1, Attendance 5,891.4 -
Bet people were saying the same on CharltonLife in the 50s when we played BurtonAFKABartram said:Just realised reading that I sort of know Jake’s dad, and never knew he was a Charlton fan!
Really hope a lot of people change their mind and turn out. It’s the FA Cup and we’ll probably never play Coalville again
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In that case I might go. Anyone know if there's a surcharge if you pay on the day|?clive said:1 -
Coalville making a 'do' of it...my mate is with the team who are travelling down by coach, now, and staying in a hotel overnight for tomorrow's game. He said it's costing him and The Chairman a few bob, so I hope they get a good return from the crowd numbers.7
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I don't get this Colville love in. To my mind they are dirty northern bastards from a shithole, who will take great delight at knocking us out and telling us our support is shit. If that happens then like Northwich I will hate them forever.
Fuck em let's ruin their day out and send them home desolate back up the M1.15 -
The Samaritans are recruiting if you have a few spare hoursbolloxbolder said:I don't get this Colville love in. To my mind they are dirty northern bastards from a shithole, who will take great delight at knocking us out and telling us our support is shit. If that happens then like Northwich I will hate them forever.
Fuck em let's ruin their day out and send them home desolate back up the M1.
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It's a big day out for them , it's not a love in. I hope they earn a few bob and enjoy the day , but go home out of the cup. I will be there and hopefully there is a reasonable crowd.7
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charltonnick said:It's a big day out for them , it's not a love in. I hope they earn a few bob and enjoy the day , but go home out of the cup. I will be there and hopefully there is a reasonable crowd.
Love in.0 -
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Pretty sure Jake's dad used to come regularly to Hendon to watch, accompanied by the family dog.DOUCHER said:
It is - his dad plays for my vets team - great bloke and superfit - does the iron man stuff.Covered_End_Lad said:
Went to/goes to Uni at Loughborough which is only a few miles from Coalville, assume that is why he plays there.ForeverAddickted said:
Awesome for the lad - Bizarre career / journey for him to end up in Leicestershire with Coalville though.Scoham said:0 -
Looking fwd to this, FA cup is great and this is a great tie. 3-0 to the Addicks, they are so far down the pyramid it should be fine.0
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Can someone explain, simply, how I watch it here?Justin20474 said:In case you can’t go and you have access, you can watch it here:English FA Cup - 1st Round Proper
Charlton Athletic v Coalville Town
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There will probably be streaming links posted on the Match Thread tomorrow, as we get closer to Kick-Offlancashire lad said:
Can someone explain, simply, how I watch it here?Justin20474 said:In case you can’t go and you have access, you can watch it here:English FA Cup - 1st Round ProperCharlton Athletic v Coalville Town0 -
I've contacted my mate and said I hope that he and his team have a great day out, enjoy the hotel and playing at the stadium, but they lose....so far no response!2
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Northen!! Fuck me nowhere near it!!bolloxbolder said:I don't get this Colville love in. To my mind they are dirty northern bastards from a shithole, who will take great delight at knocking us out and telling us our support is shit. If that happens then like Northwich I will hate them forever.
Fuck em let's ruin their day out and send them home desolate back up the M1.
It's a small club that's financially supported by my mate who owns a very small business in Nottingham!
Why be so bloody nasty...I just don't get it! I hope they enjoy their day...remember the experience but lose...there's no need to be so full of vitriol!10 -
Let 'em enjoy their day out at THE VALLEY, home of the greatest club in South London, play on the hallowed turf, even have a beer with our great team in the bar afterwards,.. they are gonna lose, hopefully we don't embarrass them too much, 3 or 4 nil will do, maybe give them a consolation goal but hey let them enjoy the day out, and wish them well on their journey home empty handed, nice enough..👍3
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@lancashire lad you need to have an IPTV (internet protocol tv) system which can unscramble the US ESPN+ channels which are showing the Charlton v Coalville game live with English commentary.1
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It'll be very interesting what team we put out. Yes we want to rest players for Tuesday and the league, but there are players who will benefit from minutes and hopefully some goals.2
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Yes we don’t want Chuks to get injured againNabySarr said:
Aneke off the bench against tiring part timers, could be carnage!Fortune 82nd Minute said:Suspect Aneke will almost certainly be on the bench.
Garner will want him up his sleeve if we look like being on the end of one of our usual cup upsets.1 -
There goes the main excuse for todays poor attendanceclive said:0 -
Are there any streams today?0
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Here you go mate courtesy of Justin;robroy said:Are there any streams today?Justin20474 said:In case you can’t go and you have access, you can watch it here:English FA Cup - 1st Round ProperCharlton Athletic v Coalville Town1 -
My son & I will be attending this, as watching the mighty Ravens has been a life long ambition of mine...........
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Having my first mug of tea of the day, looking forward to schlepping down the Valley for THE BIG ONE.
Route into Europe guys.4 -
So if the FA Cup's been going for about 150 years, we last won it 75 years ago, and these things go in cycles, aren't we about due this year 🤣 There's nothing like being there at the start and throughout a successful cup run with the draw favouring us and a manager taking it seriously too, intent on fielding a winning team.
I presume those going to the game will get preferential treatment along with ST holders on future ticket allocation should we get a plum away draw in later round, so it makes sense to go if at all possible rather than watch on a stream. The tickets are relatively cheap.
If Coalville fans end up taunting ours with chants about how poor our support is, it will be because they have good reason to on seeing masses of empty seats with home fans choosing not to go, but it's in our gift to prove them wrong.4 -
If you go on you tub it is possible to see clips of previous Coalville games.
They’re not afraid of the 20 yard (or so) shot.
We ought to be mindful of that.1 -
On a separate note: I know the trains are (apparently) running, but I have a couple of spare seats in the back of the car if anyone wants a free ride from Medway5
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swordfish said:So if the FA Cup's been going for about 150 years, we last won it 75 years ago, and these things go in cycles, aren't we about due this year 🤣 There's nothing like being there at the start and throughout a successful cup run with the draw favouring us and a manager taking it seriously too, intent on fielding a winning team.
I presume those going to the game will get preferential treatment along with ST holders on future ticket allocation should we get a plum away draw in later round, so it makes sense to go if at all possible rather than watch on a stream. The tickets are relatively cheap.
If Coalville fans end up taunting ours with chants about how poor our support is, it will be because they have good reason to on seeing masses of empty seats with home fans choosing not to go, but it's in our gift to prove them wrong.
The few of us that are there should just return our new Icelandic greeting.
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