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Charlton to raise ground capacity


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Charlton have been granted planning permission to increase capacity at The Valley by more than 4,000 to 30,900.

Greenwich Council granted approval for the proposals at a meeting of its planning board on Thursday.

 

"This decision is vital to the ongoing development of our football club and our ambition is to have a capacity of 40,600," said chairman Peter Varney.

 

A second tier will be added to the east stand and a new quadrant constructed in the south-east corner of the ground.

 

Among the new facilities available will be a business information centre, creche and college facilities plus an extra 30 executive boxes, according to the club's website.

 

 

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I thought I'd post this as it could affect us even more, surely? They could promote themselves even more around here if they want to hold 40,000.

 

 

EDIT - I originally messed up the bold quote. Whoops...

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Ah ok. Fair enough.

 

I just thought maybe they could promote so much that young football fans may only realise that Gravesend & Northfleet exist when it's a bit too late to convert if they've already got a Charlton season ticket and that the attendances could slowly lower each season.

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