Colin Walsh will star in an exclusive Q&A in Club 1905 ahead of the Addicks' Sky Bet Championship fixture against Birmingham City on Saturday, December 5th (3pm GMT).
Walsh joined the Addicks from Nottingham Forest in 1986 following promotion to the First Division and was a key part of Lennie Lawrence's 1987 play-off winning side that also reached the Full Members Cup final.
The midfielder's most memorable moment was when he etched his name in Addicks folklore, scoring the first goal back at The Valley on December 5th, 1992. His seventh-minute strike proved to be the only goal of the game, with Charlton celebrating their return home with a 1-0 victory.
Charlton's clash against Birmingham marks the 34th anniversary of the club's historic return home and Walsh will fittingly receive his legacy cap ahead of kick-off.
With limited spaces available in Club 1905, supporters are encouraged to book quickly to avoid disappointment. Click here to purchase your Club 1905 package now!
Hospitality packages for this fixture will be on restricted sale, with supporters needing to have a minimum of 50 loyalty points to purchase.
Your Club 1905 package includes:
- A three-course classic dining experience with access to our premier carvery table, featuring a rotating selection of expertly roasted joints, carved to order and served alongside seasonal accompaniments
- Tea, coffee and refreshments served at half-time
- Complimentary welcome drink included
- Premium bar offering available to purchase, including fine wines, local ales and barista style coffee
- Pitch visible lounge
- Premium seating on the halfway line (West Stand lower tier)
- Pay bar (card only) for 90 minutes after the final whistle
- Lounge hosted by Charlton legends
- Matchday programme
- Player-of-the-Match presentation post-match
- Take part in a Q&A session with one of Charlton's former players
- Teamsheets
For more information, please contact hospitality@cafc.co.uk.
Click here to secure your seat for the Addicks' Sky Bet Championship clash with Birmingham City.
