Match Day Thread Countdown to Wembley - Igor is back
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Yes, I think there are a lot of mind games going on.
Sunderland won’t be too worried about Josh Parker.
They should be. He scores 3 goals per season, and hasn't scored for us yet, so he should score at least one to keep up his remarkable scoring record. Be afraid, be very afraid
That's a fair point and it'll be good to see a good attendance from our opponents, will make for a good occasion.
TBF though, you could walk to Wembley, from Charlton, quicker than Sunderland supporters can get there by coach.
Out of interest, are Charlton taking coaches or do you just jump on the tube/train?
Like the chinos you wearFair play to the club for arranging a collection point at Wembley for fans who have not had their tickets delivered ...but that really would provoke brown trousers before the game
The club were very efficent with me.
I asked them to delete my details from the database and I have not received ANY correspondence from them since. Either by phone, email or post.
We'll always score goals, Blunderland are the draw experts.
1-1 and Blunderland win on penalties, making up for '98.
1-1 and Blunderland win on penalties, making up for '98.
Most are pub crawling it to the game... those not taking kids of course
I’m planning on getting to Wembley about 12.30 and having a couple of pints in the vicinity.
The final figure is 38227 Charlton fans at Wembley. What an amazing achievement.
Maybe the remaining tickets are no longer available at a reasonable price.
I don't think we need be too bothered about several hundred unsold tickets. And even if Sunderland have come up short by a few thousand it won't make any difference. Their team won't play with any less intensity if their fans have only bought 90% of their allocation (for example) and we've sold 97%.
Wembley is going to be pretty full, of fans from both teams who want a victory very badly.