Free for all

All supporters are now welcome to attend Thursday's question-and-answer session with Phil Parkinson, Tim Breacker and Mark Kinsella - and plenty of tickets remained on Tuesday afternoon.

All supporters are now welcome to attend Thursday's question-and-answer session with Mark Kinsella (pictured), Phil Parkinson and Tim Breacker

Places for the public meeting with the management trio were initially limited to season-ticket holders, two apiece. But this has now been extended to all fans.

Due to the postal strike, the club will no longer send tickets out to fans, but supporters can email lisa.squires@cafc.co.uk to request a ticket to be collected on the night. She will confirm whether any further tickets are available, with the places allocated on a first come, first served basis.

Fans visiting The Valley can pick up free tickets for the meeting in the Millennium Suite from the Valley commercial centre, with Parkinson set to answer supporters' questions at a public event for the first time since taking over the reins in November last year.

Given the club's record-breaking start to the season, there is plenty of ground for the question-and-answer session to cover, and in addition to the chance to get to know the club's gaffer, it will also be a first opportunity for supporters to meet new assistant manager Breacker.

The third member of the management team, former Charlton captain and Republic of Ireland international Kinsella, is likely to need no introduction.

The audience for the event is limited to just over 200 people. On the night, doors will open at 6.30pm and there will be bar facilities and food available to purchase.

It is hoped that rare footage of a 1960s Charlton match at The Valley will be screened at approximately 7pm, with the guests taking the stage to answer questions from the assembled company at around 7.30pm.