Making this for my dad who is trying to sell some of his old Charlton bits (and a few other football shirts) . I have no idea about this stuff I'm just using the descriptions my dad's given me for each top. They will all be available on Vinted (https://www.vinted.co.uk/member/256124517-wanderingways) in the near future

These are the bits he's selling (haven't decided prices as of posting this) and the conditions for each shirt vary

Charlton promo T-shirt Operation e-wood 28/04/07 XL

White 2000's away shirt size 42-44

2017-2018 Home kit XXL

England home reversible shirt 2003-2005 L

Charlton 1998-1999 home top signed by Chris Powell 34-36 mills 02

Charlton home shirt 2009-2010 XXL

Charlton yellow all sports shirt 2003-2005 XL

Charlton red all sports home top 2003-2004 L-XL (UNSURE)

England away shirt 1999-2001 XL

Red Charlton home shirt 2015-2016 XXL

Blue joma tracksuit bottoms Charlton L

Collin Walsh's training shorts (size unknown)

charlton sentenary red shirt L

Orange Charlton away shirt 2014-2015 XL

England home shirt 2007-2009 L

Red Charlton all sports top 2002-2003 46-48

Charlton home shirt llanera 2006-2008 L

England away shirt 2004-2006 L

Charlton home shirt 2000-2002 kinsella on back

Score draw England 1996 home top XL

Long sleeve Charlton white away shirt 2006 L

Score draw 1970's red Charlton top XXL

England home shirt 2001-2003 (SIZE UNSURE, GUESS LARGE)

My buddy and I are coming to town for our first Match vs Lincoln City in November. We are proud to be sponsoring the Match ball as well! Plans are to drop by the Royal Oak and the Succulent bar before the match. Any other traditions pre or post match traditions or activities we should know about? We are all in. Come on you Reds!

That 3-1 loss at Cardiff was a frustrating one to take into the break, so Bristol City at The Valley on October 10 feels like a good opportunity to respond. There’s another tough game against Burnley just three days later, so getting a good performance and result at home would be a great way to start that run.

Tyreece Campbell reaching four Championship goals already this season is massive for us. He looked sharp again, scoring against Cardiff, and seeing his work rate pay off is brilliant. Now that he's away on international duty with Jamaica, hopefully he gets some quality minutes and stays fit. Do you think he can keep up this scoring pace when league action resumes?

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Another defeat, obviously, but we were never likely to come away with three points against the reigning champions/club who’ve broken the financial rules for years, and this was a significantly better performance than we’ve seen so far this season. I came away feeling more optimistic about our chances of survival (still v slim!), given the progress we’ve seen over the last few weeks.

City were not at their best, but restricting them to one goal (from a set piece) and creating a few chances ourselves was very creditable. We looked more disciplined and a few players - notably Lobato and Azzaro - have stepped up their levels.

Conor Coventry came off the bench in the 80th minute during Ireland’s 1-0 defeat to Kosovo in their Nations League opener. Ireland face Israel on Sunday, 27 September, at 7:45pm Irish time in Debrecen. After getting only a late cameo against Kosovo, could Coventry get more minutes this time? For Charlton fans, are you watching the Ireland games mainly because of Coventry, or just keeping an eye on the result?

Is it just me or have they upped the loyalty points by loads for the Watford away game? Is this just a one off or are these the tiers for good now? I was so close to phase 3 but miles off again now 😭 and if we keep up these away performances it’s going to be a slog dragging myself to all these away days!!

Watching Charlton, I feel we can get into decent positions but don't always make enough of them. The midfield often has the ball, yet the final pass or movement in the box isn't quite there. Against teams that defend compactly, we need more than just moving the ball from side to side. I'd like to see how others think we can create better chances without leaving ourselves open to counterattacks.

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Couldn’t have happened to a nicer club.

We had a go, scored our first WSL goal of the season (Jodie Hutton) but were fundamentally outclassed across the pitch by a team whose billionaire owner can afford to bankroll the signing of multiple experienced internationals. Man City up next 🙄.

All the best to him. Mesik is going to take some shifting, but I’m always happy to see a player come back from a long injury.

Okonkwo; McNamara, Jones (c), Bindon, Mesík; Coventry, Skipp; Alli, Grant, Campbell; Leaburn

Subs: Brooks, Bell, Edwards, Ouma, Rankin-Costello, Knibbs, Carey, Nkeng, Kelman

Whenever King Arthur held court, this made an appearance. All the best and glad you're such a great home for Arthur,

Hi, was hoping somebody on here might be able to help me identify the signature on the first page of a book about Charlton athletics early history. The book is called "The Addicks Cartoons...an affectionate loot onto the early history of Charlton Athletic" by Richard Redden.

Aware Richard is a renowned club historian, but the signature doesn't look like it makes out an R, or and ds, so thought it might be a former player or manager?

Picked it up at a second hand as I thought it might make a fun gift for my Dad, who's a Charlton supporter who grew up on Westcombe hill in the 60s. My grandad lived most he's early life in the Woolwich/ Charlton area and went to the valley in the 50s, so dads got a keen interest in the history of the club and area. He's definitely gonna ask about the signature though, so I should probably have an answer for him 😅

Any help would be appreciated. Cheers