Charlton Athletic F.C.
| Full name | Charlton Athletic Football Club | |||
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| Nickname(s) | Addicks, Red Robins, The Valiants, Red Army, Toffee Apple Sellers | |||
| Foondit | 1905 | |||
| Ground | The Valley | |||
| Capacity | 27,111 | |||
| Awner | GFP | |||
| Chairman | Gavin Carter | |||
| Manager | Nathan Jones | |||
| League | EFL Championship | |||
| 2024-25 | League Ane, 4t o 24 (promotit throu play-offs) | |||
| Wabsteid | Club wabsteid | |||
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Charlton Athletic Football Club (elk-namit The Addicks) is a profeesional association fitbaw club based in Charlton, in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, Ingland. The club wis foondit on 9 Juin 1905, whan a nummer o youth clubs in the sootheast Lunnon area, includin East Street Mission an Blundell Mission, cam thegither tae form Charlton Athletic Football Club.
The club is based at The Valley, Charlton, whaur it haes pleyed sin 1919, apart frae ane year in Catford, durin 1923–24, an seiven years at Crystal Palace an West Ham United atween 1985 an 1992. Syne then thay hae returnt tae The Valley.
Charlton turnt professional in 1920 an first entert the Fitbaw League in 1921. Syne then, thay haed fower separate periods in the tap flight o Inglis fitbaw: atween 1936 an 1957; 1986 an 1990; 1998 an 1999, an 2000 tae 2007. Historically, Charlton's maist successfu period wis the 1930s, whan the club's heichest league finishes wur recordit, includin runners-up o the league in 1937, an efter Warld War II, whan the club reached the FA Cup final twice, winnin in 1947.
Honours
[eedit | eedit soorce]| Competition | Achievement | Year |
|---|---|---|
| FA Cup | Winners | 1947 |
| FA Cup | Finalists | 1946 |
| Fitbaa League | Champions | 2000 |
| Division Ane Play-Off | Champions | 1998 |
| Division Twa | Runners-Up | 1936 |
| Division Twa | Runners-Up | 1986 |
| Division Three Sooth | Champions | 1929 |
| Division Three Sooth | Champions | 1935 |
| Division Three | Promoted | 1975 |
| Division Three | Promoted | 1981 |
| Full Members Cup | Finalists | 1987 |
| War Cup | Champions (shared) | 1944 |