FANS are being urged to arrive early for Saturday’s match against Hartlepool United to enjoy the series of entertainment planned for the final game of the season.
Addicks skipper Johnnie Jackson will lift the League One trophy after the final whistle, while there will be appearances by renowned opera singers Martin Toal and Victoria Stanyon.
Capital FM DJ Dave Berry will also be interviewing key Charlton figures pitchside.
Bartram’s bar will open from 11am, while the Valley turnstiles will open 15 minutes early at 1.15pm.
The entertainment will begin at 2.15pm.
All tickets for Saturday’s final match of 2011/12 are sold out in home areas.
The club’s commercial centre is keeping a waiting list of fans for the match against Hartlepool United (3pm) - call 0871 226 1905 for details.
A WIN against Hartlepool United on Saturday will see the Addicks become one of only nine clubs to have ever gained more than 100 points in a season.
Saturday’s draw against Preston North End took the club’s tally in 20011/12 to 98 points, so only victory will do against Pools to set yet another record.
THE winner of Charlton’s 2011/12 player of the year award will be named on Sunday night.
Fans have placed their votes at the last two home games and the winner will be crowned at the annual end-of-season supporters’ dinner.
Fans have also been selecting players for a new Addicks Hall of Fame - see cafc.co.uk for details.
SEASON tickets for Charlton’s return to the Championship are available from £290, with over 60s and U21s from £200 and U18s £99.
All U11s are just £49.
To purchase, or for details of seasonal hospitality for 2012/13, call 0871 226 1905 or see cafc.co.uk.
PRIMARY schools are being invited to apply for the club’s second annual schools tournament on the Valley pitch on May 29.
Almost 40 teams, representing 34 schools from Greenwich, Bexley, Bromley and north west Kent, competed last summer in three separate small-sided tournaments and plans are now in place for this year’s event.
Interested schools should email groupbookings@cafc.co.uk for an information pack, but entries must be approved by headteachers.
THE hopes of two Addicks to be ever-presents this season came to an end on Saturday as Michael Morrison and Rhoys Wiggins missed the 2-2 draw against Preston North End.
Manager Chris Powell opted to give his squad the opportunity to feature at Deepdale, but this season’s first-choice XI is likely to play against Hartlepool United on Saturday.
DISCOUNTS of up to 75 per cent on Macron merchandise are currently available in the Valley Superstore, with home and away shirts now just £25 - reduced from £40.99 – and junior home and away shirts only £19.99 (previously £29.99).
Fan can also buy online via cafc.co.uk and by calling 020-8333 4035.
THERE has been plenty for Charlton to celebrate this season and the season highlights DVD is already in production and can be purchased in advance for £12.99 via cafc.co.uk or by calling 020 8333 4035.
Meanwhile, the club is producing a special 100-page matchday programme, priced £5, to mark the championship success for Saturday’s final game against Hartlepool United.
COMPANIES and fans can play on the Valley pitch this month thanks to the club’s pitch-hire scheme.
A number of slots remain available from next Wednesday, with Charlton also offering use of the home and away changing rooms and dugouts, the west stand for spectators and private bars and catering facilities.
Get more details on 0871 226 1905 or sales@cafc.co.uk
ALMOST 70 Charlton Live podcasts are now available to download from iTunes, featuring exclusive interviews with Addicks stars past and present.
The podcasts, which generally last around 45 minutes apiece, are edited versions of the Saturday and Sunday shows broadcast on CAFC Player.
Podcasts can also be found in non-iTunes format at CharltonLive.co.uk
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