Match Day Thread Legends Game on 17 Sept

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A decent line up of some of our old heroes, including [personal favourites]:

Bob Bolder
John Bumstead
John Humphrey
Sasa Ilic
Steve Brown
Kinsella
Kish
Leaburn [he might even score]
Minto
Nelse
Colin Walsh

Tickets are cheap at a tenner, I heard a rumour that only 5,000 have been sold :emoticon-0130-devil

Anyone going?
 
Royston said:
A decent line up of some of our old heroes, including [personal favourites]:

Bob Bolder
John Bumstead
John Humphrey
Sasa Ilic
Steve Brown
Kinsella
Kish
Leaburn [he might even score]
Minto
Nelse
Colin Walsh

Tickets are cheap at a tenner, I heard a rumour that only 5,000 have been sold :emoticon-0130-devil

Anyone going?
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I think I'll go down to The Valley, but only to get the programme signed.
 
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I think they've sold a few more than 5,000 tickets ... I read 20,000 somewhere, but I cannot recall where.

It's for charity, so I hope it's a great success. I'll be in SE7 on Saturday visiting my folks, but I won't be back for Sunday.
As I said though, I hope it is a success and enjoyable for anybody who does go along. It would be great to see a few legends and top players from our past again.

It's only a pity this 25th anniversary has to be celebrated with things in the state they are in.
I will be disappointed but not surprised if I hear any of the current regime elite (Meire in particular) try to bask in the reflected glory, or the good will that Charlton fans have towards great players and managers from our past. Players and managers who earned that enduring respect.

If I hear about any speeches thanking RD or KM for anything I may well throw up.
 
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Royston said:
A decent line up of some of our old heroes, including [personal favourites]:

Bob Bolder
John Bumstead
John Humphrey
Sasa Ilic
Steve Brown
Kinsella
Kish
Leaburn [he might even score]
Minto
Nelse
Colin Walsh

Tickets are cheap at a tenner, I heard a rumour that only 5,000 have been sold :emoticon-0130-devil

Anyone going?
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Valley Pass has indicated that Mendonca will also be there
 
lardiman said:
I think they've sold a few more than 5,000 tickets ... I read 20,000 somewhere, but I cannot recall where.

It's for charity, so I hope it's a great success. I'll be in SE7 on Saturday visiting my folks, but I won't be back for Sunday.
As I said though, I hope it is a success and enjoyable for anybody who does go along. It would be great to see a few legends and top players from our past again.

It's only a pity this 25th anniversary has to be celebrated with things in the state they are in.
I will be disappointed but not surprised if I hear any of the current regime elite (Meire in particular) try to bask in the reflected glory, or the good will that Charlton fans have towards great players and managers from our past. Players and managers who earned that enduring respect.

If I hear about any speeches thanking RD or KM for anything I may well throw up.
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Meire should be banned from attending on the day. It would be offensive to so many.
 
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I understand now that only two stands will be open for the Legends United game. Somebody told me today about 4,000 tickets sold (I don't have a clue where I got that earlier figure of 20,000 from).

I imagined such a unique chance to see some players and managers from the past might attract more interest. I guess the new breed of Regime-friendly young fans the Club is busy attracting don't care much about Charlton's past.
 
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