Money talks

The talk turns to money in the final instalment from the fans' forum-organised question-and-answer session with Richard Murray, which is now available on CAFC Player.

The Charlton plc chairman responds to questions regarding the potential introduction of a two-tier Premier League and again sets out the argument for a better redistribution of finance in football.

The move of teenager Sean McGinty to Manchester United over the summer comes under the microscope, and Murray and plc director David White give their views on the club's embarrassing exit from the FA Cup at the hands of non-League Northwich Victoria.

Subscriptions to CAFC Player are available for just £34.99 for 12 months or £3.99 per month.

The extract is the fourth edited video clip from the evening at The Valley in late November, and subscribers can still watch the first three videos from the event, which was attended by several hundred supporters.

Also recently uploaded to the club's video website are extended highlights of last Saturday's match against Stockport County, Damian Matthew's reaction to the U18s' defeat in the FA Youth Cup and footage as the Valley groundstaff cover the pitch to protect the surface from this week's freezing temperatures.

CAFC Player will also have all of Phil Parkinson's views from his weekly meeting with the media ahead of Saturday's match against Millwall.

The video website offers behind-the-scenes access to The Valley and Sparrows Lane, with exclusive interviews and features.

In addition to audio commentaries, the live matchday centre provides fans with text updates and a league table that refreshes as the goals go in across the country.

Along with the technical enhancements, there is an improved account management facility, with the Player service developed by an ex-BBC usability expert who was involved in the creation of the BBC iPlayer.