Last updated: 14:16, February 8, 2010
Charlton Athletic news
The Addicks were founded in 1905 and entered the Football League in 1921, with their most successful period in the 1930s and 1940’s – when they reached the FA Cup final twice.
The Valley has been Charlton’s home since 1919, although they did have a seven year stint on the road, playing at Crystal Palace and West Ham between 1985 and 1992.
Charlton have enjoyed four separate spells in the top flight including a seven-season run in the Premier League between 2000 and 2007.
Addicks face battle to keep star
Charlton face a battle to keep hold of Nicky Bailey with both Middlesbrough and Burnley said to be showing an interest.
Defender ruled out
Charlton will be without Kelly Youga against Swindon but boss Phil Parkinson has no fresh injury problems.
Youga suffers injury setback
Charlton physio Steve Allen has confirmed that Kelly Youga will spend another two weeks on the sidelines with a knee injury.
Parky pleased with Addicks display
Charlton boss Phil Parkinson was pleased with his side's performance against Walsall despite losing ground in the promotion chase.
Addicks boss pleased with loan signing
Charlton have signed striker Akpo Sodje on-loan until the end of the season from Sheffield Wednesday.
Charlton boss still fancies chances
Charlton boss Phil Parkinson is confident his team can still mount a bid for automatic promotion despite a disappointing week.
New boy in line to start
Charlton have signed Kyel Reid on loan from Sheffield United and he will go straight into the squad that takes on Tranmere.
Striker staying on at the Valley
Charlton striker David Mooney says he's delighted to have extended his loan at the Valley until the end of the season.
Spring hoping to stay
Charlton midfielder Matt Spring insists he is happy to stay at the club and fight for his place in Phil Parkinson's team.
Parky wants new faces
Charlton boss Phil Parkinson believes his players have what it takes to gain promotion but admits he is looking for new additions.
Addicks hope for striker move
Charlton are still hoping to wrap up a deal for striker Akpo Sodje from Sheffield Wednesday before the window closes.
Boss forced to play a waiting game
Charlton are getting nowhere fast in their attempts to extend Akpo Sodje's loan from Sheffield Wednesday.
Duo set to stay - Parky
Charlton boss Phil Parkinson has insisted midfielders Jose Semedo and Therry Racon will not be sold during the window.
Addicks main man hungry for more
Charlton's skipper Nicky Bailey has vowed to double his tally of goals to help the club achieve promotion back to the Championship.
Addicks welcome back duo
Charlton will welcome back Christian Dailly and Deon Burton for the trip to Wycombe this weekend.
