Second time for me, although Simon Osborn was playing last time I went (and scored i think).St Pauli wrote:Never been to Charlton some how, so in.
Really? We wont sell out so that would be a surprise.P!ssed Off wrote:No.
SPARTA wrote:Really? We wont sell out so that would be a surprise.P!ssed Off wrote:No.
Most away matches are suitable, in fact all are. I have taken my kids to most venues in the South. My sons been going since he was 6. They love them although be prepared for more bad language at away games. Atmosphere is far better.Maquisard wrote:Is this game likely to be suitable to take a 13-year-old nephew to, who hasn't yet been fully persuaded that RFC is the club to support? (The last match we took him to was the very wet and uninspiring game against Wigan just before Christmas)
There is no parking at the ground for non permit holders and all the roads around the ground are residents only. The nearest place to park that I have found is on an industrial estate about 15 -20 mins walk to the away end. However the estate covers several roads so you could land up having to park further away if you don't get there early.3points wrote:thinking of taking my 74 year old dad. Anyone know if there's parking relatively nearby as he can't walk too far?
Would you mind sharing more information about this, please?Wycombe Royal wrote:I'm parking at the O2 and getting the bus or possibly walking.
IIRC they also don't serve alcohol in the away end, therefore I am OUTayjaydee wrote:Always remember Charlton for the strangest named away pub I can recall - The Antigallican
(Spacey's favourite named pub as well - The Anti-Gallican Society was formed around 1745 in opposition to the influx of French goods then coming into England, and the pervasive cultural influence of France).
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