Rich pickings

Just a few tickets remain for the question-and-answer session with Richard Murray at The Valley on Thursday.

The fans' forum event, which was postponed in July, has been rearranged to take place in the north-stand suite at the SE7 stadium.

Doors will open at 7pm, with the meeting with the Addicks plc chairman due to start at 7.30pm and expected to last a couple of hours.

Three hundred tickets were made available for the evening, with around 70 remaining - these must be obtained from the fans' forum by emailing cafcfansforum@googlemail.com

Fans' forum member Dave Rudd explained: "Each applicant will receive an email with a personalised numbered ticket attached, and this must be printed and presented at the door on the evening of the Q&A. Applicants are entitled to two tickets apiece, and names must be provided along with membership numbers - CON numbers or season-ticket details."

Although the event is open to all supporters, forum members are keen to track each ticket. Applications can only be made by email, and an email address will also be required to allow the electronic ticket to be sent by the fans' forum. Refreshments will be available on the night, and a pay bar will be operated by the club, who hope to show rare footage of Charlton entertaining Bolton Wanderers in 1965.

The fans' forum was launched following the end of the elected supporters' director, and is designed to ensure supporters' views can still be heard at the highest levels of the club. Minutes of every fans' forum meeting can be found within the dedicated section of the official website here.

Supporters can also access the independent fans' forum website here.

On the same night Murray chews the fat in SE7, Charlton stars Frazer Richardson and Scott Wagstaff will be present at a question-and-answer evening with the Maidstone & The Weald supporters' club.

The event, at Cobdown Sports & Social Club, Station Road, Aylesford, Kent, starts at 7.30pm, and non-supporters' club members are welcome to attend and join on the night. For more details, call Sue Townsend on 01732 521 691.